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No they aren't, and their practices are illegal and prosecuted in the U.S. Stop engaging in hyperbole.
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Afghanistan's Dirty Little Secret
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No they aren't, and their practices are illegal and prosecuted in the U.S. Stop engaging in hyperbole.
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Catz, I'm sure they are prosecuted when the authorities are able to do so, but the practice survives, as per my link. It seems impossible to stamp it out. My point was, when it's impossible to stamp out in the US, think how much harder the Pashtun practice will be to stamp out in a failing society such as Afghanistan. Both sets of behaviour are fairly repugnant and surely morally comparable.