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Pakistan's Mock DevshirmeReader comment on item: Modern-day Versions of Military Slavery Submitted by Bob (United States), Jul 1, 2006 at 23:18 Dear Readers, For those of us who do not understand Islam, slavery was abolished some 1400+ years ago only by this faith. There is no such thing called "Islamist Slavery" & those who try to tie faith & heinous crimes committed by individuals are simply ignorant...Read history, who were the countries involved in slavery over the last 500 years are so. I am sure we all know the answer. Just like in this great country of ours (USA), thousands of crimes are committed on daily basis, such as; rape, assault, murders & crimes against women & children. Should we blame it on Christianity because majority subjects of this country are Christians? So people, lets not be ignorant & naive Submitting....
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