Comments by "Daisy Chain" (@daisychain3007) on "London's 'Muslim Patrol' aims to impose Sharia law in East London" video.

In India, there are other problems. There is massive misogyny there. I read of a true story that happened in 2012, when a young woman was physically thrown off a moving bus and later died of her injuries. Why? Because she was traveling alone on a bus late at night. That is no better than Muslim fanaticism, although the perpetrators were Hindu.
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@fenris4760 But it is the women who suffer the most. How many cases have you heard of men being murdered in the name of honour killings? How many cases have you heard of man being punished for being immodest dressed? How many cases havw you heard of men being executed for daring to venture outdoors without a chaperone? None!
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 @marcparingaux9205 I do not like alcohol. It is my basic human right not to, but it is not my basic human right to rebuke anyone else who does.
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 @caralho5237 A SMALL number of people can create massive problems. Read history.
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 @randomhuman2595 Then why are there honour killings?
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It is sometimes true that you can leave a place but the place cannot leave you, imt1217.
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 @connorjames1586 Overdoing it does, though, it cannot be denied. It is the police's job to arrest drunken nuisances, not the Muslim Patrols'.
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@iconickid2397 He is not entirely wrong, I have to admit and I am not even a Muslim. Alcohol is like drugs. It destroys a person. But it is the police's job to deal with drunken behaviour, not his.
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@laxyakumar9440 Of course, it is sad to me. Women being oppressed annoys me wherever it happens, be it Saudi Arabia, India, Iran or anywhere else.
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@laxyakumar9440 Where in the United States have you heard of aomen being killed becausebof "honour?" They get killed mainly because they are weaker, not because of " honour."
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