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Lasoka

Mr. Ndienla, Why should women keep their virginity untill marriage and not men. That is the most sexist piece i have read on this blog in years. Instead of talking about women keepng their virnity, we should be talking about abstinence which concerns both men and women.Abstinence is also good for society because it helps reduce the prevalnce of HIV IADS and other STDs. Keeping a woman's virginity untill marriage if it ever happens in this modern society is a matter of INDIVIDUAL CHOICE.

Ras Tuge

When you live on Jah solid foundation, you understand that the need to please the Most High always comes before the need to satisfy carnal desires. The mysterious organ that Jah put between the legs of a woman, has brought an untimely end to the lifes of many men, and has punished mankind for eternity because we transgress Jah rules. Beware of the VAGINA!

oyes

Ras Tuge you need to keep your libido and your Mr Johnson in check and let women do the same with what you call mysterious. It is no mystery at all. Read a book on human anatomy. Lasoka is right on point there. Male supremacy is an outdated value that is keeping Africans at a disadvantage in the world.

UnitedstatesofAfrica

Ras Tuge
Just when I thought you couldn't sound any more dumber, you proved me wrong but outdoing yourself and pushing the envelope of stupidity even further.

So let's blame the fall of great men on the vagina right? aren't these men adults? don't they have brains? can't they make a clear distinction between right and wrong?

So a man willingly and willfully decides to cheat on his wife with a younger mistress. According to you and your patched up doctrine, let's put ALL the blame on the Vagina of the mistress instead? you've got to be kidding me.

And the irony is, people like Ras Tuge are the first to heap insults on the Catholic Church and Christianity. How are you different? your religion even appears to be worse. Your stupidity is becoming amusing. Keep in coming; I am pleasantly entertained.

Oyes,
You've hit the nail on the head. Women in Africa are a large untapped market. The more we ignore them, the deeper we sink into the hole of nothing-ness...and sexists like Ras Tuge will make sure we continue to sink deeper into that hole.

Tell Jah to create a vagina in between his own legs so he can go and FUCK himself.

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