Prostitution is easy. Relationships are hard.

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), May 1, 2008 at 04:31

OF COURSE!!!!

The time is not yet ripe for sharia law takeover, so you know what that means:

Getting crunk and drunk in EU culture! The booze, the women....or men, the nightlife, gambling, you name it!

When I was living in the dorms at college, I always knew one thing: liberal women are easy. I'm a religious person myself, and such a stereotype proves itself over and over, but this may impress you:

It works both ways.

One guy was saying how he went to the Sudan and had sex with 43 different women---ALL were Muslims.

I knew of guys stateside who did this Muslim's guys wife every so often because he was so restrictive. Imagine that. A Muslim woman committing adultery: can and does happen.

Also, in many Middle Eastern nations, guess who the prostitutes cater to: Western businessmen.

In Kuwait, you can get a a Kuwaiti woman at the hotel

In Syria, one guy was saying how he slept with this Muslim man's wife, because he rents her out for sex. And the whole place is teeming with Iraqi women.

So, as you can see, Muslim women can be gotten just as well any Amsterdam woman, and even cheaper too, if you're into that sort of thing. I'm not, because I heard somewhere that you practially have to boil people before you sleep with them these days.

Personally, and the feminists will never concede this, but I think that prostitution will keep inequality between men and women forever young, because quite frankly, it brings out the worst primal passions in people and isn't based on love.

The difference: Our society is getting ruined by it, Islamic society is gaining strength.

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