Community | May 12, 2009 | 12 comments

84 Afghan girls hospitalized in apparent poisoning

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84 Afghan girls were poisoned in a girls school. It was unclear if the incident was a deliberate attack on the school, though the Taliban and other conservative extremist groups in Afghanistan who oppose girls' education have been known to target schoolgirls
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12 comments // 84 Afghan girls hospitalized in apparent poisoning

  • yaget1chance
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      yaget1chance  
    • OK, the third "Attack" in three weeks. All Girl's School in Afghanistan. Mass Hysteria sparked by one girl getting sick. My goodness, I feel helpless for these poor kids.

    • 2 years ago
  • hanna878
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    • when i see this, it makes me hate religion, but then again if there was no religion, there would still be psycho groups with crazy philosophies.

      it's times like these that i reach for faith and take comfort in believing that there is a hell, and that's where these people will end up.

    • 2 years ago
  • dmass5
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      dmass5  
    • to bad we were there to stop it, we have stopped plenty of attacks on schools and hospitals out here, something im proud to say.

    • 2 years ago
  • jfill
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    • THIS - is what is wrong with religion.

      It's all in the way they're raised.

      It just takes one generation of dumbies, teaching dumb - to create it.

      How can we make sure it doesn't happen right here? -You gotta have constant attention to good education and good parenting, society wide.

      And I see no reason to have government funding for religious schools.

    • 2 years ago
  • uberdeft
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      uberdeft  
    • 02:

      But who is going to enforce 'good parenting' on a system-wide basis without getting demonized by self-righteous fat-attitude mothers in droves of bacterial-infested minivans?

    • 2 years ago
  • zynrid
  • theultimateend
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      theultimateend  
    • 02:

      Well to be fair back when a supernova exploded (during the dark ages) there was a star so bright it could be seen for weeks in the sky (as easily as the sun).

      Every country in the world has some sort of documentation of the event. Except for one group of countries, the Catholic run European nations. Because according to the bible stars did not change.

      That means that millions and millions of people ignored something as dramatic as a star SO BRIGHT YOU COULD SEE IT IN THE DAY. It wasn't that they all had raw necks either, a short while after (or was it during) Halley's comet had gone by and there were tons of reports of that. Why? Because Comets aren't relegated by the bible.

      SO. Considering that millions and millions of people ignored something so dramatic that every other place on the planet documented it because their particular book of faith said it doesn't happen...I'd say there is something fundamentally wrong with religion.

    • 2 years ago
  • zynrid
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      zynrid  
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      well thats just christianity thank god im not a christian. if you wanna read something interesting look up scientific facts in the Qur'an.

    • 2 years ago
  • theultimateend
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      theultimateend  
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      Yes and way back when the middle east used to be the center for scientific advancement in the world.

      Almost every group of stars that can be spotted with the naked eye has an arabic name.

      Then one day a cleric declared that mathematics and astronomy were works of the devil (change name where according) and ever since then the middle east has never recovered.

      If memory servers there has only been something like 1 or 2 nobel prize winning middle easterners. The nations comprising that region have all been in a perpetual stasis intellectually speaking.

      The moment any country or person turns to god they find themselves quickly closing off to any other cognitive growth.

      Newton himself suddenly stopped making discoveries or advancements of any kind once he decided that god was the answer to the things he didn't understand. If the man coined as "Histories greatest mind" couldn't escape the god void how can we expect other people to?

      I mean I'm not out to crap on your parade, I just find it disturbing how every time faith comes into control of a region that the region falls into disrepair, intense wars, and intellectual stagnation of just about any kind.

      Look at the US, we have states fighting to have various scientific fields labeled as fallacy.

    • 2 years ago
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