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He attacks India and the rest of the world yet failed to address the cultural attitudes of Pakistani men towards women and young homeless Pakistani boys, he never mentioned once Pakistan's problem with gang rape. But I guess the speech wouldn't have the same zing if it focused on Pakistani gang rape culture. All in all he's being a bit hypocritical considering how many Pakistani women are in bondage and how many young Pakistani homeless boys are gang raped.
So I say no he is not the Pakistani Nelson Mandela and will likely get called out for the same bullshit he called India out on as this is a political case of the pot calling the kettle black.
Pakistan is a country where women do not have basic freedoms, where mon-muslims are oppressed, criticising Islam is punishable by death, martial rape is legal, where forced conversion, rape, and forced marriages of non-muslim women regularly occurs, mass gang rape, where thousands Hindu families are forced to flee as refugees to India each year, of honour killings,
90% of women reported being subject to domestic violence, acid attacks, where the gang rape of homeless boys is not only seen as normal it's not even seen as a bad thing.

I am not religious perse, but I am into spirituality. I was an atheist in my younger days but even then, I could see the benefits in waiting until marriage. It was not because I saw premaritial sex as evil, so much as asking to put myself in a lot of pain and misery.
Unfortunately, most guys just choose someone based on sexual desire which is a weak foundation for a healthy, fulfilling relationship.

I care very little for sex, and more about whether a man can listen to me geek out about a new movie, boom I read. Will he make time to go out with me, encourage me in my life goals and respect my individuality? Can we talk about serious matters like money, education. spirituality? Can we disagree with one another without fearing the anger/withdrawal of another person? Are we there for each other in both pleasant and bad times? In other words, is he a good companion and partner in crime? So for this reason waiting until marriage is not a hinderance for me, as I believe it would be a greater likelihood a man will give me the companionship and loyalty I want, instead of only being in it for sex, money or what have you.

Many states want abortions outlawed even in the case of rape or incest, regardless of how young or old the mother is or the state of their mental/physical health. Some states, like Ohio, are attempting to make it harder to get birth control for women by banning insurance coverage for many of the pills, IUDs, and some morning after pills. Since this is now becoming a trend in the USA, do you think it would be fair to provide single pregnant women with free pre/postnatal care to ensure a healthy baby and mother?

For the purpose of the question, we will assume that 'single' means unmarried. So even if they are in a relationship, they are still considered single if they do not have a marriage license.