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I was just looking up pictures of Finland, so I decided to see what his real tarot card would look like.
And no, not his game created one, I'm talking about the Tarot Cards played by the French (hence why France says those cards were his), as well as used for divinitation.
So, I look up to find all the Tarot Cards, 0 - 21. Now, here's where my theory for the Arcanas will be. In the game with the Tarot Cards, there's 22 cards in total, beginning with "The Fool" and endig with "The World". Now, before I go on, I'll tell you that these are "Major Arcanas", and why am I saying this? It's because you may end up looking at the "Minor Arcanas".
You can see that World is there, being the last one, the card is described as "The end of the cycle of life" and to "Begin back at The Fool". World is number 21. Though, being at the end, he is concidered as the "highest card", though, it can be different if "The Fool" was number 22, making World second to last, practically just under the "highest", hence the relation between World and the Fauchereve. (I would believe the "Fool" is Italy/Fauchereve, I'll explain my reasonig in a bit)
There's Chariot, of course. He's number 7, his card described as "princely" or atleast "powerful". Now, this somewhat makes sense to me, due to the fact that Finland's Santa, and on the actual Tarot card, there's a man sitting in a sort of carriage with horses or sphinxes. As being Santa, he sits in a seigh/carriage which is pulled by Reindeers, which are similar to horses.
Lastly, the 3rd known Arcana so far, Hermit. The 9th Tarot Card. Now, I looked at the card itself, and it made perfect sense to me. Japan, as everyone should know, is a pretty old person/country, wears a robe, and sometimes has a lantern, correct? If you looked at the Tarot card, it showed an old man in a robe, with a lantern, as well as in a snow-like place in the background. This card can be interpreted in 2 ways, the first making more sense. "To withdraw oneself from society to become comfortable", with the latter being "the return from isolation to share knowledge with others".
Now, these are my theories for future Arcanas.
So, if you know these Tarot cards, maybe you're asking yourself "But what are the other cards?". I'll tell you.
The left over cards that Kyo and Piano haven't used yet (which may or may not actually be used) are these. I'll also say who I believe are goig to be those Arcanas.
The Fool - Fauchereve, yes, I know he isn't an Arcana, but, the meaning of this card is the fact that its a "Joker" and its "childlike acts". Also, this card number, is Zero. It had also said that because of it was 0, it lacks of actual substance, hence the fact that the Fauchereve-possessed Italy has black spots, and that his left eye is nothing but a white circle.
The Magician - England or Norway, yes these two from the Magic Trio. The reason why I didn't include Romania, was because he was a Vampire, not a mage, nor wizard. Now, my reasoning, yes England is in your party, but you saw Hermit! It was Japan! So it is very possible that a fake Iggy could be the "Magician". Now, as for Norway, there could be a possibility for more Nordics to appear, plus he was the only other person than Iggy that knew Magic.
The High Priestess - This one, I'm leaning more towards Norway, due to the fact that this card is represeted as an "independent individual" and is a "secret keeper". I choose Norway because he barely shows emotion, yes? You wouldn't know what he was thinking at all. The card is also interpretated as "otherworldly".
The Empress - Hungary, the reason for this is that the card is described as "motherly" and assosiated with "beauty" and "power". As you should know, Hungary is a girl, so she seem beautiful, but she also had power back then, and was usually thought of as a boy due to that power. As for the "motherly" part, when she had worked for Austria, she had also took care of Chibitalia, which she acted as if Italy was her own "child".
The Emperor - Prussia, yes, you may think "Wait, how is that possible if Prussia's tending the comatosed guys?". But think it over, Finland was there, so it's very possible a fake Prussia would be there. The card is described as "wanting one's surroundings" and "power" as well. The actual Tarot card is also accompanied by the eagle of HRE, and Prussia was there, not Germany yet, so it would make perfect sense! Plus, Prussia considers himself as the "Awesome King", right? Or somerhing like that. (And no, this is not my intention of purposely shipping PruHun)
The Hierophant - Austria (And no, I did not make the three of them be right near each other on purpose), because the card itself is known as "a man of high social standing". As why I think Austria fits it is because he's "educated" and very much "mature", just like the card. Not much is to say about this one...
The Lovers / The Twins - Now, at first I had thought that it should be France, but then I saw that it also said twins. Canada and America couldnt fit, nor would Italy and Romano. I wouldn't think Prussia and Germany, but the most connected thing that came to mind was "Belarus and Russia". And no, I do not ship it. The reason for this is that, they are related, yeah, and Belarus loves Russia to death. The card is described with words like "desires", "attraction", "heart", and "dilemma" (That's where Russia comes in.). You've seen Belarus stalking Russia, wanting to marry him, doig anything to get his attention. The "dilemma" part of the card, would represent Russia, as he is definately scared whenever Belarus tries to get Russia.
Strength / Lust - Spain, and no, I don't think of him as a pervert because of the Lust. This is more of the card named "Strength". Now, you may think Germany, yes? Well, the description of this card is "Kind" and it's strength is more internal than external, saying that someone may be weak physically, but is strong in their mind and heart, thats what I think of Spain.
Wheel of Fortune - This one, I don't actually know...
Justice - This one either...
The Hanged Man - Ib reference! (GARRYYYYY) Okay, anyways, I believe this one would be Denmark. The reason for this os that, even if Denmark's rowdy and all, you've seen World, you've seen Chariot, both were extremely different from the actual countries. Denmark always takes action, right? The Hanged Man is described as "giving - up" and "not doing anything".
Death - Either Holy Roman Empire or Rome would fot this for me. More likely Rome, but that wouldn't make sense to anyone, would it? = w =
Temperance - Liechinstein seems to fit this one, due to the fact that this card is described with "healing" and "joining forces". Now, if you eer heard Lili's Marukaite Chikyuu, she sings about matching circles, aka joining together.
The Devil - Not much is said about this one, so I wouldn't know.
The Tower - Romano, because of the fact that the card means "chaos" and "hard times". Romano had hard times as a child right? (Even though he was bein a lazy bum) His tsundere-ish personality is also much like "chaos", bt more likely the fact that he represents South Italy, where many Italian Mafias were created.
The Star - Taiwan would seem to fit this. I mean, she is pretty calm and gentle, right? Basically, that is what the card is, calm and gentle.
The Moon - Nothing seems to come to my mind.
The Sun - Sealand! He is absolutely cheery and happy, I know that. The card is described with words like "happiness", "joy", "life", and "expansion". Sealand always wants to be a coutry, so the "expansion" part of it fits. The card's image has a "child of life", Sealand still has the appearance of a child, so it fits correct? It is also said to represent a child's inocence.
Judgement - This one was hard, but I couldn't figure out anything.
Those were onky my opinions/theories, so feel free to give some input, I don't mind hate, so if you see somethig wrong, you can just tell me. (I wll feel extremely happy if I got some of these right, like wow)
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Right on! I BIAB as well.
"You can only drink 30 or 40 glasses of beer a day, no matter how rich you are." - Colonel Adolphus Busch
Hey guys, New all grain brewer here as well. I've been fine tuning my brutus 10 and finally have it up and running good. It's good to see other OK brewers on here enjoying the homebrew hobby.
Anyone else entering FOAM Cup this year? I have a Christmas Ale I'd like to submit, but seeing as I've only been doing this for a very short amount of time, I'd like to hear some feedback from any other OK brewers who have entered competitions. More than anything, I just want the feedback. It's tough to be objective about your own beers.
I'm just moving in January to Norman and won't have enough time for this stuff over the next couple of months. I look forward to meeting you guys though.
RocknRoll, Thanks a ton! I'm looking forward to it. I'll actually be up there at the end of the month. Hopefully, we can brew and hoist a few in the future!
Crap, it's been awhile since I had time to check the group and now it looks like there are no more groups. Guess this could serve as our chat to keep up. Wanted to welcome all the new Okies to the forum and invite more chat amongst us. I haven't had time to brew with my new profession (see car dealer). Man I wish I could find a job where i had the time for brewing, much less the forum again. I used to be super-active.
If anyone is confused about the Oklahoma brewing laws for personal use, click here for a great explanation of legal "above 3.2% ABW beer." Gila does a great job of showing you what the law actually says.
Hey Wort. Just checking in. Good to see you back. I also wanted to offer any aid that I can to brewers in SWOK. We are quite isolated from the OKC and Tulsa brewers. Combine that with the lack of an LHBS, and I well aware of how challanging that can be. I'm looking forward to a more robust brewing culture in our state. In time we can affect the culture of Oklahoma to the point of climbing into the modern age in regards to our state laws as well.


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Telling parents that assault rifles are unnecessary and too difficult to aim, Vice President Joe Biden's solution to America's gun debate rests with an old-fashioned shotgun.
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The parent trap question What brings you here?
Posted 17 January 2014 - 02:32 AM
What I want to know is what brings everyone one else to the con? Is it the people? The panels? The cosplay? The dances? What's your reason for coming? How many years?
Ammy from Okami- 85% I need to finish the brush and do a little more painting on the sleeves.
Hannah Anafeloz from Black Bluter- 0% Looking for pattern supplies
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Posted 17 January 2014 - 05:30 AM
Nik-Nack^.^, on 17 January 2014 - 02:32 AM, said:
What I want to know is what brings everyone one else to the con? Is it the people? The panels? The cosplay? The dances? What's your reason for coming? How many years?
At this point in my dwindling years of con attendance, it is for only one thing at this point....the people...and maybe some Chicago eats/shopping.
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Posted 17 January 2014 - 07:27 AM
Cosplays for ACen 2015 and progress made:
Unknown. Probably only going for a day in 2015
Posted 17 January 2014 - 07:45 AM
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Posted 17 January 2014 - 11:49 AM
ACen 2015 Line up *So Far*:
Gurren Laggen-Nia 10%
Original Design- Capricorn 20%
Posted 17 January 2014 - 06:59 PM
Cosplay for ACen 2013: Major Motoko Kusanagi--Ghost in the Shell S.A.C. 2nd GIG, Lucy--Elfen Lied, episode 1 "outfit' ;3 and perhaps an additional. Maaaaaybe :3
Cosplay for ACen 2010, 2011, 2012: Major Motoko Kusanagi--Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. 2nd GIG
Posted 18 January 2014 - 01:17 AM
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This is a turkey ---> o3o
Posted 18 January 2014 - 10:47 AM
We do have a lot of smaller cons pretty close to us, but ACen is a must every year just because it's so big. We really like cosplay, and we really like going to panels, and at a con this size there's always loads of awesome cosplayers and there's always an interesting panel going on. And, it's just really nice to get away from everything for a weekend, and be silly nerds in a giant crowd of other silly nerds. We're all 20-somethings working on our careers, so ACen's a great way to get away from the stress and just be ourselves.
Posted 22 January 2014 - 07:34 PM
Mairu Orihara - Durarara
Junko Enoshima - Dangan Ronpa
Komari Kamikita - Little Busters
Erio Touwa - Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko
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Posted 24 January 2014 - 11:32 AM
Maybe, anyway, it's still a draft schedule
Posted 27 January 2014 - 11:05 PM
2014 cosplay:
Friday -- Winry Rockbell from Fullmetal Alchemist
Saturday -- Winry Rockbell from Fullmetal Alchemist
Sunday -- you guessed it, Winry again, and then zebra mask shenanigans!
my Fullmetal Alchemist tumblr
Posted 15 March 2014 - 05:09 AM
I love any of my cons' Dealer's Rooms, and the AA is cool too. I mainly go for panels and any guests panels I can get into. Back in 2012 I wanted see Johnny Yong Bosch, but his panel room filled up too damn fast.. >_>
Oh, and another BIG reason I like going across and up and down the country to these cons I go to is because I LOVE traveling. It's fun seeing new places I'd either not been to before, or places I can't go to often, like Chicago area for ACen or Baltimore metro for Otakon.
As for my parents' view on my convention trip spending? Well, at first they didn't understand why I'd gotten so engulfed in all of this, and even today they don't fully understand its value to me. They feel it's a waste of money and I should be saving towards other things in life. I agree with that part, but all these trips I take each year are totally worth it for me. Theoretically if I didn't take some many of these trips a year I'd have had not just one laptop but 2 or 3 with the amount of money I spend each con... That sad. I still do hope to have a new laptop by late summer/early fall though... I have my uber desktop here to hold me out until then and my brother's laptop to borrow if I need something mobile.
I'd normally only do 3 cons a year (AB/ACen/Ota) but since my friends are paying for everything related to Anime Expo? WHY THE F**K NOT? xD
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quote:stick to pork, chicken or beef Again, that would completely defeat the purpose for someone who wants to try something new
quote:Easy Bud?
quote:But it's not that common in typical American cuisine. The Bible is based in the middle east. Our Western European ancestors didn't eat much of it and didn't pass the taste for it down. Damn, I'm wanting some lamb kebabs now....
quote:and tampa boy
quote:god instructed the Israelites to eat lamb. you know how much pull Jews have in America? lamb is pretty ubiquitous I think.
quote:Tailgating with Mich Ultra is just embarrassing.
quote:I do see that he hits up the PDQ place a good bit. We've gotten him to branch out on beer at least though. Tailgating with Mich Ultra is just embarrassing.
quote:It's usually only on menus of nicer (not fine dining) places if it's not an ethnic place. You don't see it on the Chili's, Logan's Roadhouse level of places. Like in Shreveport, where could you get lamb that's not a Greek, Middle Eastern or a fine dining place?
quote:You have a date with a 15 year old girl who only eats hot dogs and Cheezits. What did we miss?
quote:Like in Shreveport, where could you get lamb that's not a Greek, Middle Eastern or a fine dining place?
quote:You don't see it on the Chili's, Logan's Roadhouse level of places
quote:Why is that? I don't like it much myself, but you can drink a bunch of it when it's 95 degrees and we have a night game.
quote:thank the Lord for that, have you tasted what they are doing to beef?
quote:Though I've tried to shift to drinking water and spacing out the bigger beers while tailgating.
quote:She's just younger and the food culture around here is lacking. Most people here don't know what they're missing out on.
quote: I still think a roasted beet salad with goat cheese would be a nice salad option.
quote:That's a good idea. Bigger beers to me means Dale's Pale Ale, Sweetwater, Terrapin Rye etc. Not the 8%+ stuff some of you guys like.
quote:I wouldn't drink more than 1 of a 8% ABV while tailgating. That's just bad news bears.
quote:we'll see about that..
quote:If you're in TX, why not offer a local speciality? Really good fajitas, or proper enchiladas, or a chile relleno..


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During the past few days there have been many explanations regarding President Obama's debate performance, but it seems the most brainy came from Al Gore.
Al Gore began his well-thought- out excuse by putting the blame on the Denver altitude.
He began by saying, "I'm going to say something controversial, Obama arrived in Denver at 2 p.m. today, just a few hours before the debate. Romney did his debate prep in Denver. When you go to 5,000 feet and you only have a few hours to adjust, I don't know, maybe ..."
But this excuse just doesn't have any legs to stand on. The altitude didn't seem to trouble Obama in 2008 when the democratic convention was held in the mile high city. Could it be that the poor performance was due to the fact that there was not any temple-like colonnades as there were at the Denver Invesco Field.
Could it be possible that President Obama was just overshadowed by a highly intelligent opponent, who looked and talked like a president.
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There's a cartoon picturing a chicken and an egg in bed together. The chicken is smoking a cigarette with a very satisfied expression on his face, and the egg is restless and disgruntled. The egg finally looks over to the chicken and says, "Well, I guess that answers that question."
That's how I think of the relationship between religion and depression: like the chicken and the egg debacle.
I can't say which came first in my life, because they were both there from the start. And you need only read through a few of the lives of the saints or walk the exhibition aisles at the Religious Booksellers Trade Exhibit to see that holy people aren't all that happy much of the time.
How is it that we depressives tend to be more spiritual? Or is it that the more religion you get in your life, the more depressed?
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On the other hand, I've read several times that really healthy people are often inclined to spirituality….
I am sure that (much like the chicken or the egg debate) there is a much more "grey area" answer to that question. For example, before you ever knew and understood religion, you had religious parents. Did their action influence the emotional state. If you removed religion from the "experiment" known as your life, would depression have been the result anyway, due to the status of your parents' approaches. That which influences your parents' values and emotions influences yours. That which influenced their parents values and emotions, influenced your parents', in turn influences yours, and you will pass on to your children. If religion was one of those influences, then it would be hard to tell. Each generation filtering it in a way that they perceive it. If you don't want it to affect your children in a negative fashion, then I would guess identifying what causes those negative responses (such as guilt and depression) would go a long way in breaking the cycle.
For me, I remember a conversation that I overheard my mother and father having at the kitchen table just outside my bedroom when I was 7. We went to mass every weekend and followed all the Catholic traditions. I heard them talking about how, "Is it right to lie to our children on religious holidays about things like Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny?" I was like "what?! Santa isn't real?.. The Easter Bunny Either..? Who is this Jesus guy?,… He doesn't even bring me gifts or candy? I am just supposed to take their word he is real?!" This would start a life long struggle with my spirituality and belief in anything I can't touch, see, hear, or at least reason. Aside from supplying a hypocritical message (many parents to extremes in order to convince their children of this lie based on a religious holiday.), it negates every message attached to those traditions. This confusing message has been shown to be part of the root of depression in many studies. So, is it the religion causing the depression, or the poor parenting techniques?
You're absolutely right–my depression was brought about while I was extremely religious because of my family always being involved in church. Religion has contributed to the depression, it has not helped. Instead of being able to believe that God would want me to be unhappy and depressed (what good god would want pain for his children?), my depression has been made worse by religion. My faith has not increased as a result, it has decreased. For me, the relision has definitely made my life worse.
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Thank you so much for putting into words what i have been groping with, and was unable to say. In a nutshell, religion has indeed made all facets of my anxiety and depression far worse than its ever been. And the GUILT for THAT is just ridiculous. There's no balance here.The feeling of being the outcast, being passed over, intentionally avoided , ostrasized (sp.) has done nothing but make me feel isolated all the more, and angry with god because of it. Self esteem has plummeted. I feel very alone much of the time, which breeds more of the negative cycles of thought.
Anyhow, thank you again.I know there's a balance in here somewhere.
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* "You have a party like this and it's as though you're handing out hand grenades as party favors." Jeff Lake, a California lawyer, was arrested and faces social host liability issues thanks to his kid's Playboy party. [Denver Channel]
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viabilityconstitutionality of the Lone Star State's abortion laws. [New York Times]* It's a new year with new laws in effect, and it looks like 27 states, plus D.C., have made major moves with regard to weed, be it through the legalization medical marijuana or decriminalization of its possession. Do you know your rights? [CNN]
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* It's been recommended that J. Michael Farren, the former White House lawyer who attempted to murder his ex-wife — a former Skadden Arps attorney — be disbarred in D.C. Apparently the bar considers a conviction for something like this a big no-no. [Legal Times]
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* Here's one law prof's thoughts on Harvard Law's lame response to sexual assault complaints: "I believe … that Harvard University will be deeply shamed at the role it played in simply caving to the government's position." Well then. [WSJ Law Blog]
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* "People asked me what I want as an epitaph: He tried." Mario Cuomo, the three-term New York governor and Willkie Farr alumnus who was once considered to replace Supreme Court Justice Byron White, has passed away. RIP. [New York Times]
* Per the Department of Education, Harvard Law sucks at handling sexual assault and harassment complaints. As it turns out, the DoE only found out about the misconduct because a faculty member from New England Law snitched on the Ivy League school. [Boston.com]
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As a result of China's one child policy, there is a shortage of women throughout much of the country. In some parts of the country, this has reached the level where there are only 100 women for every 130 men resulting in social unrest and the need to "import" women from nearby countries.
Here is an examination of the issue:
One easy solutions would be to end the payment of doweries. Eventually, the families who have sons will have to pay for brides and the value of women will rise.
I am a little shock and amazed at the comments here especially Humayun's which I think the moderators just removed. The question here is not how to feed India's population and that it is good thing for India/the world if there are fewer babies. What is being discussed is whether it is right or wrong to kill female babies in comparison to male babies. You can't say ..hmm may be it is not that bad because it means less people in this world. I am pro-abortion but sex-selective abortions/female infanticide is morally wrong. There is no grey area here.
I guess what is left to discuss is how should Indians correct this behaviour. Part of it comes through education and a good policing system. General India-bashing is not really an argument (ref: Christopher Haslett's comment - "I never felt that there was anything to celebrate about Indian culture, highlighted as it is by ignorance, xenophobia, horrendous class snobbery and religious bigotry.")
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"Don't worry, most of this people will find their way into the UK to enjoy the largese of our Social Services.
Who pays the bill? I do. Yes, I work full time.
PS I keep wondering what makes this journal to periodicaly bestow so much praise to Asia. They see to have a contradictory fascination for Asia and all that poverty and misery. So much that they are even importing as much as they can manage."
I am sorry, but I think you are wrong to say Indians come to the UK to live off its benefit systems and I don't think you have any proof to back your assertion. In fact surveys report that it is quite the opposite.
Also, this article shows a negative side of India - so not really sure what makes you think that the Economist constantly bestows "praise" on Asia. And as for the fascination with Asia - it is only the largest continent, home to only 60% of the world's population. I am baffled as well!
I find it intriguing that such a skewed sex ratio does not end the practice of dowries. We may have to revisit the relative importance of culture and economics in shaping economic decisions.
Cultural explanations tend to be taboo in economics (e.g. in explaining the difference in development between Asia and Africa). If this situation persists we may no longer be able to dismiss them so easily.
@consigned2despair - oh no, not yet plz...let's try stopping men from spreading their seeds first before resorting to sex-biased sacrifice of women. it takes two to make a baby, i guess that science of reproduction still holds true?
Agreed that there are a lot of problems in India and we really need to fix them. But to all those predicting the doom of India in the coming years, these prophecies are not new. Throughout ages people have predicted the end of Indian civilization but it has never happened in past, it will not happen now and it will not happen in future.
Unaan-O-Misr-O-Roma Sab Mit Gaye Jahaan Se
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There should be a strong correlation between rape cases and the skewed sex ratio. As India is a superpower, women in neighbouring countries could be the next victims as India become increasing involved in their countries affairs.
@Horse. Don't worry, most of this people will find their way into the UK to enjoy the largese of our Social Services.
Who pays the bill? I do. Yes, I work full time.
PS I keep wondering what makes this journal to periodicaly bestow so much praise to Asia. They see to have a contradictory fascination for Asia and all that poverty and misery. So much that they are even importing as much as they can manage.
If the situation doesn't change in India and China, there will be way too many men on our planet.
An aside effect is that women will be much more powerful than now.
One thing not noted here is that the article only deals with gender at an early age. If we look at later ages, we find that males tend to die before females so there are more women than men, and thus the population tends to even itself out. The trouble with this is that men do not want older women. Men seem to want to marry women younger than themselves, often much younger than themselves. The fight is for the very young. Paedophilia is common; homosexuality is common.
I am torn between regarding this as the worst form of sexism, and seeing it as good, in the long-term, for India and the planet. The greatest threat to the human race is overpopulation. Currently, India has a population of 1.2 billion people, projected to reach 1.6 billion by 2050. How is India or the planet going to sustain this increase in a country with widespread poverty and a climate subject to severe droughts? And this is before factoring in the agricultural effects of global warming. It sounds heartless, but fewer females will result in fewer babies. Isn't this better than mass starvation for several hundred million people down the road?
India's Gender Ratio
India will be the most populous country by 2030, surpassing China. For it to be a superpower, it needs to produce more women. In the next two decades, corrective measures have to be carried out to bring this gender ratio at equilibrium state, or near it.
Latest census data show worsening situation in the decline of number of females being born. It has declined in 28 states out of 35, affecting 80% of the country.
Technology is being misused. Pre-natal screening (although illegal in India) is being used in many areas. It encourages sex-selective abortions and infanticides. Since the argument goes, daughters are extra mouths to be fed and parents need to present dowries when they get married.
India needs to rethink this issue seriously. If not addressed now, India will have many societal problems in the future.
Amazing...We already have apologists on the forum...A genetic trait which prevents women being born, 'nothing like a son!'.
These guys deserve the demographic crisis that is about to befall them!!
Seven or eight babies is an obscene number on an already overpopulated planet. This may be nasty but will prevent even worse overpopulation and environmental destruction.
perhaps you are ignoring the ability of people to kill infant girls after birth. over centuries Indians have perfected this art of killing infants. They have devised special poisons for this as well as the deplorable tradition of "drowning in milk" ... no, this is not euphemism, it is literally drowning in milk.
and about criminalhood of doctors ... many of them report females after ultrasound even if the fetus is male so as to get fees for abortion. every few years such rackets keep getting busted ... yet more and more babies keep getting killed.
After reading the article, the sense one gets is the perception held by men about women: Objects for sex and producing male heirs. This attitude is the problem and needs to change
Although I don't know what it is, there could be a more benign explanation than selective abortions.
Sex-selective abortions have been illegal in India for many years now. Doctors are prohibited by law to reveal the sex of the baby to parents. Certainly, there may be a number of doctors who break the law. But for the problem to be this widespread there would have to be vast numbers of criminal doctors, which seems unlikely.
Data on the number of abortions performed in the most skewed states may provide more insight. Without that piece of data it is perhaps just conjecture that the cause of this situation is selective abortions.
Could there be a genetic trait in the people of Punjab or Haryana that simply cause more boys to be born?
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