Not correct AT ALL---Morocco

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Feb 9, 2009 at 19:25

Singles:

First of all, if you have ever been to Morocco, or even know people from there (its really not possible you would know that there are PLENTY of places to have sex and do other illegal things.

Secondlly, the reason why some Moroccan men are on-line is to scam people or get money. Sometimes, they just want to use your Western womb to make little jihadis. Would you be willing to do that?

While it is true that the government is based in part on sharia law, the reality is you can bribe yourself to whatever pleasures you want (not that I recommend that). It's a VERY common practice all over Africa. There's also plenty of places all over Morocco that you can have fun at.

Whoever is telling you this (let me guess a Moroccan man or some brainwashed Western Muslim sympathizer) is giving you some very bad information.

Also, please do not accuse these women of stereotyping. They are talking about what is personally affecting them and I don't t see them passing judgment to ALL Moroccan men. I've mentioned women from all over the world as scammers, so there really isn't much bias on here.

I would be VERY concerned ANYTIME an American man sought to date internationally. Men are scammed more often than women, and it's a lot easier to get them to bite overall statistically.

I'm not quite so sure why you are on here, but your defense of Moroccan men is pretty ridiculous. You must have better things to do with your time.

Unless, of course, you're seeing someone right now and are looking up things on the internet because you really are not sure about it deep down?

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