[lostalex]

It's a cultural problem, and it will take generations to correct.

[Z]

Originally Posted by lostalex

It's a cultural problem, and it will take generations to correct.

I agree, thankfully it's a process that is at least happening now, but only because the world at large has condemned India for its poor attitudes to protecting women.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Z

I agree, thankfully it's a process that is at least happening now, but only because the world at large has condemned India for its poor attitudes to protecting women.

I don't know, there's been several spontaneous mass displays of outrage recently by Indians. It's taken a pretty brutal turn in a few cases recently where rape suspects have been publicly lynched

[Z]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I don't know, there's been several spontaneous mass displays of outrage recently by Indians. It's taken a pretty brutal turn in a few cases recently where rape suspects have been publicly lynched

Yeah, but it's a gigantic country full of people who speak different languages, follow different faiths etc... the thing that unites them is the hangover from class based systems of operating; men think they're superior to women and society actually enables that way of thinking and as a result they don't feel any sense of guilt or shame at feeling better than anyone. Education is needed. Rape is wrong, some men don't see rape as wrong in India.