Do you think that US women are living freedom and the middle east and Muslims are unlucky???!!?

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I'm not watching that.

Muslim women in strict caliphates are oppressed. To deny this is simply deceitful.

@ Herbert: I know exactly what a caliphate is. Do you? You can't tell me that many Middle Eastern countries, where the head of state isn't either the religious leader or is advised in matters of state by that country's religious leader, aren't run as caliphates. Saudi Arabia and Iran are prime examples....Show more

I'm sorry I'm unable to see youtube videos right now (idk maybe need to restart comp)

But no. I think there are many Muslim countries and some are more liberal on women's rights than others. I think there are some countries like Saudi Arabia where women aren't even allowed to drive where, yes they are unlucky. I heard that story about the poor girl who was forced to marry her rapist not to long ago and killed herself as a result. Of course that's not freedom.

But just because there are women that have it worse in the world doesn't mean there aren't problems with women's rights in this country. We are luckier than some though....Show more

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I'm not watching any video.

We are raised with 2 different mindsets so it's impossible to compare. It's culture shock.

I am sure most Middle Easter Muslim women would not wish they were raised in America.

And most non-Muslim American women would not want to be raised Muslim in the M.E.

I know I would certainly not feel free without being able to be equals with my husband, make my own choices, wear what I want, say what I want, go out when I want, etc....Show more

I've watched enough of your video to dismiss its slanted nature.

I'm Western, an atheist, and I treat my wife as an equal, respect her, and don't need your slanted statistics to understand that she and other women in a culture that isn't based upon the subjective teachings of "holy books" have more opportunity than the women you seem to think are better off....Show more