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It's almost like you two want it to be true :suspect:
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If it's not a story that's been picked up by major sources then it's not likely true. The DM would have loved this story if it could have been verified.
Wanting something to be true so you can complain about it is a world apart from it actually being true. |
What a car crash of a thread
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will a mod please close this thread!
would be disgusted if this was real. Let the children live their lives! |
This is why fake news is such an issue, too many people want it to be true that they'll spread it regardless of it's validity.
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Denmark's dilemma
Denmark's response has swung first one way and then the other. In February, Integration Minister Inger Stojberg vowed to act after a review found dozens of cases of girls living with older men in asylum seekers' accommodation - which the minister called "totally unacceptable". Couples would require "exceptional reasons" to live together below the age of 18 (the legal age for marriage in Denmark) and no cohabitation would be allowed whatsoever if one party was below 15. But separation reportedly prompted two migrants under 18 to attempt suicide. The policy was reversed earlier this week - with children as young as 14 reunited with their husbands - after the issue was raised with the Danish Immigration Service (DIS) by lawmaker Josephine Fock. "It is completely outrageous. We are talking about people who have fled to Denmark who are being split from each other. Some of them have children together and investigating individual [asylum] cases takes an unbelievably long time," Ms Fock told Metroxpress news service. The DIS cited Denmark's "international obligations" as the trigger for its policy change, concluding that enforcing separate living quarters would violate the UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which guarantees the right to one's "private and family life". That has prompted conservative politicians to call for Denmark's withdrawal from such treaties. Data suggest that in Germany there are at least 1,000 marriages where one or both parties are under the legal marriage age of 18, of which more than half are in the southern state of Bavaria. Unicef figures from the vast Syrian refugee camps in Jordan suggest the proportion of registered marriages where the bride was under 18 rose from 12% in 2011 (roughly the same as the figure in pre-war Syria) to 18% in 2012, and as high as 25% by 2013. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37518289 |
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A) I don't read Swedish and neither do you so we're relying on loose translation B) None of it is even cited, in any way, making the source dubious to begin with C) Disregarding the above and assuming the source is credible... If you had translated the entire article you would have seen that: - It indicates that this occurred last year, BEFORE regulations were tightened - It states that it is NOT legal to marry in Sweden under 18, it's about whether or not already existing marriages are recognised. - It suggests that this specific case was a mistake / oversight and it's very rare that a marriage under 16 would be recognised. This is not "law" or "policy"; nothing has "been legalised". Quote:
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So yeah. Fake news. The best fake news sites lie using fragments of truth to make their stories seem more legitimate... but, I'm sure you were already aware of that. Not that I'm saying we can consider the first site one of the "best"... it also seems to be sayng that Jay Z and Beyonce are shapeshifting reptiles, that mermaids are real, and that a small alien family has been dug up in Peru. SMFH. |
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:idc: well done to Oliver for highlighting this terrible issue in Europe |
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stop trying to obfuscate the issue |
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I was wrong. He does care.
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News Wire has been named and shamed by various other sources as an alarmist fake news outlet. Spesia is a fairly new aggresive media news channel that's recently became a laughing stock after reporting grand mufti of Saudi Arabia issued a fatwa as per which a man can eat his wife in extreme conditions. It keeps coming up with similar stories about the Middle East. People really need to research these news channels because some of them are desperate for a captive headline. As for Muslims marrying adolescent girls (which is not pedophilia btw if that adolescent is of pubesant age), I think its wrong and I don't think we should be encouraging it in Europe. |
If true, I wonder what would happen if a 30 year old Swedish man decides he can also marry a 12 year old. It sounds like they are opening a very worrying door for religious/cultural appeasement.
I knew a Turkish Muslim girl in my youth who was taken out of the UK at 14 and married to a 29 year old man abroad then brought back and he followed. She was forced into the sexual side of marriage and told me she didn't like it. It goes on, no one stops it. She was a playmate in the flats, then she vanished for weeks and she came back a very different girl, very sexually aware. I was a child, it was shocking. Same thing happened to her 13 year old sister. This isn't a story it's a fact. This kind of thing isn't legalised but it is happening. Just like girls are taken out of the country to have fgm performed on them. At some level someone in authority must know because these husband's get into the country based on the marriage. Not sure how they manage it with the current income requirements but don't doubt there are loopholes found. It's child abuse performed by families with the state turning a blind eye. The tragedy is it ruins these girls lives as they are often abandoned with lots of young children to care for and little hope of any kind of career/job. |
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