Horrifying: young boys twerk for adult men in heavily gender segregated Afghanistan

And you have just learned of this now, OP? This was reported on extensively over 20 years ago.

Imagine the things we could have done with the $2 Trillion we’ve spent (wasted) on Afghanistan.

What is the Big Black Cock News, and why have I never heard of it before?

Even when they are doing something like this, they are fully covered up rather than showing any skin Does that somehow make the sale better to Allah? It's OK to watch boys twerking and to buy them for sex as long as they're clothed throughout everything? JFC, the mental gymnastics...

You're a sick fuck for joking about this, OP.

R5 you are posting this on a website where the most famous post is THE WORLD TRADE CENTER IS AN INSATIABLE BOTTOM which was posted RIGHT AFTER THE SECOND PLANE HIT

Taliban outlawed it first go around. I’d imagine they have or will do it again.

It's always the MAGA / Tory loons who seem to find and watch this stuff online all the time.

All day long.

Frontline documentary:

Why can't they just fuck the women in the ass?

MARY.

Boys are "clean"; women, like dogs, are "unclean."

It's the 11th Century in Afghanistan, again.

Such a primitive, savage race.

I mean, where’s the lie, R12?

Those two look like my (also gay) college roommate/best friend and I after a couple of drinks.

I don’t get why so many are men are obsessed with sexualizing kids. Thank God I’m not one of them

r16 Thanks for letting us know

Sexual depravity is everywhere

In the desert and our own backyard....

Why are we supposed to care about this? When America gets it's own house in order, then maybe we can start looking at everyone else.

I don’t get why so many are men are obsessed with sexualizing kids. Thank God I’m not one of them.

[quote]Why are we supposed to care about this? When America gets it's own house in order, then maybe we can start looking at everyone else.

In America, this type of horrific abuse is illegal and punishable with many years in prison. The American public finds this type of abuse appalling.

[quote]In America, this type of horrific abuse is illegal and punishable with many years in prison. The American public finds this type of abuse appalling.

I find being led by a convicted felon and rapist appalling, and I've got to live with that for the next 4 years. Again, Americans need to get their own house in order.

Well the USA should re invade and re occupy,spend another $2 trillion,kill another 100,000 Afghans,3,000 Muricans and by 2060 this shit will have stopped!

BECAUSE IT'S ALL ABOUT THE CHILDREN !

r23 you can insert that into any topic, can't you? It's beyond tired.

[quote][R23] you can insert that into any topic, can't you? It's beyond tired.

I can and I will. If you're tired, try NoDoz.

r25 "beyond tired" "beyond ___" sounds incredibly stupid - just so you know.

Beyond excited

Beyond boring

Beyond ridiculous

okay r26/r27 perhaps it's time for a lie-down. The nurse will be in shortly to give you your meds.

R18 - which makes me wonder why lawmakers see TikTok as a bigger threat than Telegram. I think Telegram is a haven for child porn.

I am so so sorry for the boys and girls and women there. But really, how can all the men there support this? This is not a far-away evil but an evil that they see every day. And also, everyone who calls this "culture" can go fuck themselves. This brand of Islam steamrolled over every culture of every country it conquered and left people with nothing but violence and pain. Awful. Absolutely awful. I would rather live and starve in North Korea than in Afghanistan.

r22 BWA HA HA "American public finds this type of abuse appalling"

Grab 'em by the pussy!

R31 In America you can sue AND slap the guy. In Afghanistan, you get executed for this and cannot try for rape as a woman. Or for anything. Don't start pretending Afghanistan and the USA were the same or that it's not fair to be outraged. You are the one who lost all sense of perspective if you seriously believe that.

Absolutely r30. It's an appalling culture. The servicemen and women stationed there all have horror stories. They were not allowed to intervene because it would've been "culturally insensitive." I personally know several because I worked with them as part of my professional career. They all have psychological scars from it. I wish I'd never heard of it.

We have no right to judge brown people for their indigenous culture

[quote]Imagine the things we could have done with the $2 Trillion we’ve spent (wasted) on Afghanistan.

Like universal healthcare, like every other civilized country has.

Reminds me of the good ol' days with my bestie, Donnie.

The American and British armed forces personnel were told not to intervene when this was happening. It would have been a violation of orders. I heard numerous accounts from the American service personnel firsthand. Again, I wish I'd never known about this.

Wonder if they were sent to diddy freak off parties or pedo island.

Call me .

r32 "Don't start pretending Afghanistan and the USA were the same or that it's not fair to be outraged."

I made no such claim, but ok

lmao. video's been bookmarked by 23,000 people.

Bryan Singer's parties have really gotten out of hand.

If you can't be with the one you love, honey- love the one you're with

[QUOTE] It's an appalling culture. The servicemen and women stationed there all have horror stories.

Then maybe they can send those 2 Gays from Georgia over there. Them ones that adopted 2 boys.

who cares about these backwards braindead assholes that live like it's the year 800BC? I've had enough of their whining, stupidity and arrogance......... put them all on an island somewhere and let them just kill each other. they are sick and will never get well.

I knew I’d seen this before.

Just to be completely factual - the video is taken in Pakistan not Afghanistan.

Shame on any of you that even watched that video , knowing its content.

^ why r48? Explain yourself.

How the fuck can anyone comment on or discuss something they haven't seen or experienced R48???

those men watching the dancing are disturbing. pakistan is a hellhole.

The 10% of the western world is always shocked when it sees the actual hellish conditions MOST of the world lives in. I just don’t understand if you have to sell your children - why even fucking have them in the first place?

Eww what a fucked up culture. No wonder they’re such charming people

This is beyond disturbing. Those poor kids. Just sickening.

Does that mean all the men have been raped when they were young?

R55 something tells me someone sold for sex as a child doesn’t make it to adulthood.

[quote]The American public finds this type of abuse appalling.

R22 Small spelling difference between 'appalling' and 'appealing.' Wonder how many people agree with your comment for the wrong reason...

Did the lightskinned one cost more than the dark one

Baby Boy Afghani Twerkers So White r58

America just elected a man who has been accused by over 30 women of sexual abuse.

Millions still go to churches that sexually abused million of children.

Rich how we seem so concerned and horrified by what's happening in Afghanistan.

^Yeah, but this is the thread about THIS outrage, we've had plenty of discussions about the others.

R48 is celebrating her centennial year, one assumes. But she's consistent in her scolding cluelessness.

[quote]I slept with 100 men in one day documentary: Disgusting and unhealthy for all involved.

This made me feel really sad.

They do this in Pakistan too.

most men in Pakistan never even see women except their miserable tarp-covered slave mothers and sisters. no wonder the men grow up to be sickos.

Does this mean that Pakistan and Afghanistan are the same country now?

The crazy thing is that these boys were used mostly by police commanding officers, and at police checkpoints throughout the country in Afghanistan. Officers would not show up for duty if there were no Bacha Boys for entertainment. At some point the Taliban started using them as suicide bombers to attack the police force. Hundreds of cops were killed over the course of two years because their Bacha boy was used in an attack.

I was on a naval cruiser that visited Karachi in 1989. We had shore patrol with the Pakistani army. Some of them told us that women were strictly for procreation and that true sexual pleasure was with a young man or boy. It’s definitely an Islamic thing; other Islamic countries are very similar. Yet being gay is punishable by long prison sentences, corporal punishment and death.

R66 this happens in both countries, but this video is from Pakistan. Everyone looks Pakistani.

I visited this thread when first created. Then I thought about it, it could be misconstrued as viewing child porn. Never again.

[quote] In America you can sue AND slap the guy.

Sure, theoretically. You have to pay a lawyer and be slut shamed to the point that you give up even more humilitated.

Sadly, this occurs all over the world.

We enjoy calling another culture backwards and appalling and then realize it happens in our culture constantly.

Priests and ministers, coaches, doctors, Boy Scout leaders--it's an epidemic of humanity, not just in Afghanistan. We sweep it under the rug too.

^And that's just the boys. As a species, we do a shitty job of protecting our young.

[quote] which makes me wonder why lawmakers see TikTok as a bigger threat than Telegram. I think Telegram is a haven for child porn.

The guy who started Telegram was just arrested.

I've never understood the attraction to children. I'm glad I only trended the other way in preferring older men, it's better to have a sex partner who knows what they're doing.

Raping boys is unfortunately fairly common in the Middle East and Islamic societies. Gay sex is punishable by death, but they look the other way with this.

Why? Because women are 'protected' and don't leave the house that much. You can't have premarital sex, so these men turn to this.

It's disgusting - these boys are sometimes sold into this or kidnapped, then when they start to go through puberty, they're kicked out onto the streets or they 'disappear' - usually killed and their body disposed of.

[quote] Raping boys is unfortunately fairly common in the Middle East and Islamic societies. Gay sex is punishable by death, but they look the other way with this.

After all the scandals, we know it's fairly common in the West too.

[quote]America just elected a man who has been accused by over 30 women of sexual abuse. Millions still go to churches that sexually abused million of children.Rich how we seem so concerned and horrified by what's happening in Afghanistan.

[quote]Sadly, this occurs all over the world. We enjoy calling another culture backwards and appalling and then realize it happens in our culture constantly. Priests and ministers, coaches, doctors, Boy Scout leaders--it's an epidemic of humanity, not just in Afghanistan. We sweep it under the rug too.

^ I'm just appalled by these two posters. They are sickening. Why their desperate attempt to find equivalency?

The West has laws, trials, prison sentences for this type of stuff. In Western society the GOAL is to reveal and to prosecute these practices as they are NOT ACCEPTED. If this kind of shit turns up today, it is NOT ignored by our society.

[quote]After all the scandals, we know it's fairly common in the West too.

Will you just fucking stop.

R78 what about the Hillary / Soros / Democrats pizzeria sex pre teen slave rings, HMMMMMM?

to be fair, there are many cultures such as in the caribbean where little girls and boys dance reggeton and it is not seen at all in a sexual context. I think that this is the case for this taliban people, I don’t think that they are having sex with these children.

Another idiot at R81.

In America kids are raped by priests and youth pastors

r82 you clearly need to get out of alabama my dear and travel the world.

R84 The one who needs to get out and travel the world is you, Jethro.

The poster I was responding to actually wrote the following: "I think that this is the case for this taliban people, I don’t think that they are having sex with these children."

The whole fucking point of the PBS investigative video at R9 is that they indeed do.

^I think statistics would show that it happens most often in the home with an older relative or other trusted adult and that it cuts across all cultures and classes wherever children are left vulnerable, unprotected or in the care of a monster

[quote]I think statistics would show that it happens most often in the home with an older relative or other trusted adult and that it cuts across all cultures and classes wherever children are left vulnerable, unprotected or in the care of a monster

It's not about what "you think".

Watch the PBS video at R9 and educate yourself before posting nonsense.

This is so revolting.

R81, have you read anything, anything at all, about this?

R77 exactly. I don’t think it’s anymore common than the predators who were in the Catholic Church.

Except r90 there are laws and in our culture this behavior is seen as sick and criminal. I don't think you understand that in countries like Afghanistan and Pakistan this is a part of their mainstream culture and is sanctioned. That's the difference.

The whataboutism some of you engage in is pathetic.

[quote] In America kids are raped by pedo faggots and drag queens

FIFY hon! Have a blessed day!

Am I confused or didn’t Christians JUST celebrate a holiday where the story is that a 14 year old girl was raped by a god? I mean essentially that is the story right? It doesn’t matter if it’s real or not, mythology or not. THAT is the story that is told and celebrated and it’s 100% OK!

R93 You need help.

r93 why don't you just stop trying, ok?

homosexuality is punished by death in afghanistan, why would all these men risk their lives openly like that?

I’m not trying. But it’s true. Yes it’s appealing. We can be appalled. But the moral high ground we are taking is a little too high when our own celebrities are on trial for trafficking underage girls for sex. You can say yes “they are on trial at least.” But that’s after 25 years of everyone knowing what they were doing. And as long as there was money coming in (America’s real god) people looked the other way. This practice isn’t legal in Afghanistan either - people looked the other way.

We don’t want to think we are anywhere near as close to these people. YES we are better in a lot of ways. But we aren’t world’s apart.

R91 good point.

I would imagine R96 because it’s not seen as homosexuality when it’s a man and a young boy - it’s scene as an outlet not a lifestyle.

r97 this is widely practiced in Muslim countries, it's much, much more prevalent in that part of the world.

Prohibitive religions always have these air bubbles baked in where repression leads to justifying acts of barbarism. From the Catholic church to certain sects of Christianity and Islam, all of them.

You know something is wrong when the Church Of Satan has a stronger sense of morality than Southern Baptists.

I was trying to find the thread about the gay male teacher that had sex with an under age boy who then made the illegal event into a college admission paper.

“The kid was asking for it” “ the (underage ) kid should have been arrested” was not an uncommon response.

R102 - I believe the 'kid' was 16 - which is above the age of consent in many countries around the world. It was mutual.

These boys are typically under 13 and are sold or trafficked and have to have sex with many men in one night.

How the fuck do you think these two are the same?

R103 I said I could not find a thread. I did not claim anything was = to anything else. A thread about sex with underage boys reminded me of another thread about sex with underage boys. Nothing more.

And yes you comment that while young and illegal he was not all that young. Well played for proving my point.

R104 - So you ARE trying to conflate the two and trying to make everyone on this board sound like they are pro-raping of children by pulling out a case that has nothing to do with this and was fishy at best.

There are many guys on this board who had sexual experiences at 16 - including myself - with men who were over 21, but that doesn't mean it wasn't consensual or that it was rape of any kind.

Just flat out and say what you want to say - you want to call all of us pedophiles, right? Go on - now's your chance.

R85, R87 You are so absolutely sure of yourself, and you are all over this thread. You keep referring back to the video at r9

[quote]"I think that this is the case for this taliban people, I don’t think that they are having sex with these children."

Your video at R9 was made in 2010. There was no Taliban power to be heard of in 2010 in Afghanistan. If you actually did your research, you would see that this practice began thriving again after the Taliban was pushed out. The description in your video even calls the practice "ILLEGAL" in 2010, so it is not as common and as accepted as you make it out to be - although it does happen - much like child abuse is ILLEGAL but does happen in the rest of the world as well. And if you went on further in your research, you would see that the Taliban, since regaining power, has been cracking down on this "ancient tradition". So the commenter was right in saying that this IS a case for the Taliban, if you could ever find one.

R105 of course two threads about men having sex with underage boys have nothing to do with each other.

defending a grown male teacher in his 40s who flies an underage boy to a different state in order to have sex, then tells him the child not talk about it because the teacher could go to prison, is not the exact same as this thread,

16 may be illegal and may mean prison it does not mean pedophile.

^ I hope he flew him to Mass where it's legal to dig in those draws if they're 16 and over.

Don’t they have girls to groom instead?

The Kite Runner is a powerful book about this ugly practice.

These depraved muslims have a saying dating from ancient times:

A girl for pleasure, a boy for joy, a goat for ecstasy

r106 , I posted the Frontline video which I saw in 2010 so I don't remember the political details. The men in the documentary were definitely having sex with the kids.

I didn't click on OP's link. I'm not interested in revisiting the subject except to emphasize that SA of kids is a worldwide, cross cultural abhorration.

The pro Taliban troll is the same poster as the pro trans troll.

[quote]The description in your video even calls the practice "ILLEGAL" in 2010, so it is not as common and as accepted as you make it out to be - although it does happen - much like child abuse is ILLEGAL but does happen in the rest of the world as well.

^ The absolute stupidity, the excuse making, of this poster who clearly didn't watch the PBS video. So fucking outrageously stupid he actually thinks ILLEGAL has a meaning in Afganistan/Pakistan concerning this practice. And believes the practice has ended.

Educate yourself you ignorant apologist:

US Department of State: 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report: Afghanistan

"Cease the unlawful recruitment or use of children by the Taliban, including at the local levels, and demobilize children from all armed groups with adequate protection and reintegration support Enforce the ban on the use of children for sexual slavery (bacha bazi) in the ranks of the Taliban, including at the local levels."

"Afghan ministries and other public sector institutions did not take meaningful steps to enforce anti-trafficking laws. In addition, the Taliban made no anti-trafficking law enforcement efforts. During the previous reporting period, the Taliban announced it would review all existing criminal laws and some would remain in effect unless they violated the Taliban’s interpretation of sharia, as determined by Taliban courts. For a second consecutive year, the Taliban did not report whether they viewed any laws enacted under the pre-August 15, 2021 government related to trafficking as remaining in effect, and did not report any laws criminalizing sex trafficking or labor trafficking. "

"According to observers, the Taliban has purported to revoke Afghanistan’s constitution and criminal code, including all laws on the protection of children, and judicial processes are based on interpretations of religious jurisprudence. "

"Although bacha bazi is officially banned, the practice has continued after the Taliban takeover. Observers reported that Taliban members were, in some cases, perpetrators of bacha bazi. The Taliban recruited and used children in combat and combat support roles. The Taliban denied its recruitment and use of children, reporting that its code of conduct prohibited boys with no facial hair from being allowed onto the battlefield or military bases. Observers reported local Taliban members recruited children by falsifying ages on their identification cards."

"Traffickers exploit young children in bacha bazi. Observers report cases of bacha bazi by the Taliban and nearly all armed groups. "

Etc....etc....and etc.

Good point about how meaningless the term "illegal" is in these countries.

R114, I said no such thing. I was pointing out the fact that the word illegal means that it is not done in the open and it is not as common as people are making it out to be on here. I am not dumb enough to think illegal means that it has stopped. Yes it happens. And it is commonly reported that the Taliban uses Bacha Bazi boys as a means to infiltrate ranks of opponents and as SUICIDE BOBMERS. " The Taliban recruited and used children in combat and combat support roles." A lot of the Bacha bazi boys have been radicalized to become suicide bombers. THAT is mostly what the report in R115 is referring to. It points out that the practice has continued under Taliban rule and that Taliban members in "Some Cases" are perpetrators. But for the most part the Taliban uses the boys to kill.

R117 You are making a fool of yourself.

And by the way, I am not an apologist. We could be talking about anything. I just hate when people, who are clearly misinformed, scream and bully their way through a thread, taking it hostage, and are so self satisfied in their ignorance. People like you r114. I will take any opportunity I can to point out where you are wrong. This can lead to me looking like an apologist for a topic when I am really JUST pissed off at people like you and wish you would just sit down and shut up.

France 24:

"Stolen boys: Life after sexual slavery in Afghanistan"

[quote]And by the way, I am not an apologist. We could be talking about anything. I just hate when people, who are clearly misinformed, scream and bully their way through a thread, taking it hostage, and are so self satisfied in their ignorance. People like you [R114]. I will take any opportunity I can to point out where you are wrong. This can lead to me looking like an apologist for a topic when I am really JUST pissed off at people like you and wish you would just sit down and shut up.

The one who is misinformed is you.

[quote] ^ I'm just appalled by these two posters. They are sickening. Why their desperate attempt to find equivalency? The West has laws, trials, prison sentences for this type of stuff. In Western society the GOAL is to reveal and to prosecute these practices as they are NOT ACCEPTED. If this kind of shit turns up today, it is NOT ignored by our society.

Why the desperation to prove that the West doesn't have this and that the culture you're accusing is somehow unique. In fact, the Taliban banned it there and US forces allowed it again.

While we talk up a storm about how we want to prosecute this behavior in the West, it doesn't happen that often. How many priests got jail time? Has Trump been penalized with a prison sentence?

This kind of pedo behavior is universal. Yes, we outwardly say it's depraved, and even the Taliban does--but it continues everywhere

This just showed up on Reddit today -

Why did the US allow it again when the Taliban has banned it?

[quote] The West has laws, trials, prison sentences for this type of stuff. In Western society the GOAL is to reveal and to prosecute these practices as they are NOT ACCEPTED. If this kind of shit turns up today, it is NOT ignored by our society.

It's actually illegal in Afghanistan too. Unfortunately, there isn't a strong government so policing is not a priority.

Not sure what planet you live on, but western society has a long history of sweeping this under the table too. Looking at priests, ministers, and boy scout scandals. NOTHING happened to any of them.

Hell r125, look at Mormons and Hasids in the United States. How does a 23 year okd girl already have five kids? It happens in the United States all the time too - underage girls married off to elders. Yea it’s illegal. Does that mean it’s stopped? No. Still happens everyday in the states. IN New York City even.

[quote]It happens in the United States all the time too - underage girls married off to elders.

No it doesn't.

Well R127, let's say it happens just about as often as a Bacha Boy gets sold. If you don't believe me, go to the shoe department at Bloomingdales in NYC on a Sunday. See how many 12 yo girls are looking after their four younger siblings while their mother tries to return stuff. They are like little wives. An orthodox Jewish child is 4x more likely to be sexually abused than the national average.

That's different than sex trafficking of minors you moron. Orthodox Jews are fucked up, but if they were doing the Bacha Boy thing they would be arrested and prosecuted in the US. Stop trying to cling to your whataboutism.

Why do you care so much r129? We think differently and have zero impact on each other’s lives. Deal with it.

Because you're on the wrong side of this with your whataboutism r130

R81 one reason why Caribbean countries are so homophobic is because of the European sailors, who were known to use young boys for sex. In Jamaica they spread venereal diseases like mad.

And if that happened today r132 they would be court martialed and imprisoned.

R127, it absolutely does. The Mormon splinter groups that have tons old man-child bride marriages. Lots of sexual abuse within families.

It’s all described in the book Under the Banner of Heaven

[Quote] And if that happened today [R132] they would be court martialed and imprisoned.

Would it? I’m not convinced

Well you're an idiot r135

Takes one to know one, sweetie

Now, twerk for me!

R135 has been twerking all over this thread, ass cheeks clapping to his favorite “whataboutism” word. He is obsessed with letting you know this centuries old illegal practice in Afghanistan is the worst thing to happen to humanity and it exists absolutely nowhere else in the world. Nowhere else do people break the law and molest children in the same way or otherwise every single one of them would be thrown in jail…. Don’t argue with him because he’ll continue to back that argument up on you. And you don’t want the dank hole of his opinion all up in your face.

It doesn't happen in the Western world in a culturally sanctioned way. It is not widely practiced. Just admit that this savagery only exists in certain areas of the world on a level where it's condoned and part of the culture.

Exactly. In the west it's seen as an aberration whereas in Afghanistan it's embedded in the culture.

You whores should read The Kite Runner.

He’s not, r136. The UK government can’t even get justice for the rape victims in Kenya who were assaulted and left with mixed race offspring by UK soldiers. And this is from the past decade or so.

So maybe r136 isn’t the idiot…is there a full length mirror in your house somewhere?

R141 the UK army must the first western army in modern history not to have an active and inexpensive large group of woman offering services to the troops.

The incidences of the UK not stepping up and compensating, that I found, had nothing to do with rape but to do with auto accidents and kids from consensual relationships.

[quote] It doesn't happen in the Western world in a culturally sanctioned way. It is not widely practiced.

Interestingly, we have convinced ourselves its an aberration, which is exactly why we don't take accusations seriously in the west. In fact, it's everywhere. Our most trusted figures turn out to be the ones who do it.

In Afghanistan, it's is also abhorred to the point that the Taliban banned it. It was US forces that, oddly, let it happen again without penalty.

[quote] [R135] has been twerking all over this thread, ass cheeks clapping to his favorite “whataboutism” word. He is obsessed with letting you know this centuries old illegal practice in Afghanistan is the worst thing to happen to humanity and it exists absolutely nowhere else in the world.

You have it totally wrong. I've been adamant that what happens in Afghanistan is actually one glimpse of what happens all around the world. We just deny it happens in the West--how convenient.

Con something be “culturally sanctioned” yet completely illegal at the same time R139?

Sorry r135, I meant the poster at R131. Your response got caught up in the mix.

[quote] Con something be “culturally sanctioned” yet completely illegal at the same time [R139]?

Sure, but just because it happens in a subset of society doesn't make it "culturally sanctioned." Does that fact that pedophilia was (is?) endemic in Catholic and Southern Baptist churches doesn't make it culturally sanctioned.

For r142. I know that the UK courts have cleared the accused soldiers, but that’s what they call whitewashing.

Only on DL would we have an actual TALIBAN STAN

The Taliban lie like they breathe. Remember in 2021 when they said they'd protect women's rights??

[quote]I've been adamant that what happens in Afghanistan is actually one glimpse of what happens all around the world.

Ok. I'll play along.

Please list the Western countries where children are recruited and used in combat and combat support roles.

It's hard to twerk. These boys have a real skill!

[quote] Please list the Western countries where children are recruited and used in combat and combat support roles.

The West is wealthy and has standings armies. It doesn't need to recruit children. During the Crusades, the west recruited children when it ran out of adult volunteers -The Children's Crusade.

Poor countries do this all the time. Link below shows child soldiers in Angola. It has to do with poverty, not whether someone is from the east or west. Western wealth allows us to pretend we are somehow more moral than they are.

R148 whitewash is your term. I doubt the investigators said that.

Do I believe that over 2000 Kenyan women were raped by UK troops?

Nope

I do believe that there are mixed race babies that are not being supported by UK money.

I can't believe we actually have a Taliban Stan. He must be an outside operative or something. No gay man could actually be serious about something like that.

That's what I don't understand about people. It's the state of America now where it's all or nothing. There is no inbetween. Because everyone so aggressively has to know if you are with them or against them, everything has become black and white. I was never nor have I been a Taliban stan. But because I supported something a poster said about one thing they agreed with the Taliban on - being anti child sex slaves, I am a Taliban stan. OK. Based solely on the fact that they are against it (whether you feel they are lying or not), yes I would agree with the Taliban that child sex slavery is wrong.

^^oh just shut the fuck up

R154 a white supremacist like yourself WOULD think that. Not surprised by this at all.

But I am disgusted by you though. Surely you have heard that MANY times 🙄😒

i twerk my fanny up in Talibanistani