CALLING ALL MARRIED INDIAN MALES - LIFE TIME OPPORTUNITY
Agency: MI 21 (Stands for Married Indians – 21)
Nationality: INDIAN
Open to: Married Indian Males only (Sorry, no women allowed)
Recruitment criteria: TPP - Twisted Psychotic Personalities
Mission: To subjugate Indian married women by way of rape, innovative sexual abuse and torture. Authorization: Section 375 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860
Reform Status: Not allowed under any circumstances.
Number of agents: 240 million and counting
Accomplishments: two-thirds of married women in India, aged 15 to 49, have been beaten and, or, forced to provide sex (Corroborated by - United Nations Population Fund)
Nationality: INDIAN
Open to: Married Indian Males only (Sorry, no women allowed)
Recruitment criteria: TPP - Twisted Psychotic Personalities
Mission: To subjugate Indian married women by way of rape, innovative sexual abuse and torture. Authorization: Section 375 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860
Reform Status: Not allowed under any circumstances.
Number of agents: 240 million and counting
Accomplishments: two-thirds of married women in India, aged 15 to 49, have been beaten and, or, forced to provide sex (Corroborated by - United Nations Population Fund)
India shining gives you license to rape your wife!
If you have a twisted mind, psychotic disposition, obsessed with rape and abuse of women, you can join MI-21 and proudly declare...My name is Dong, DING DONG! Licensed to Rape
If you have a twisted mind, psychotic disposition, obsessed with rape and abuse of women, you can join MI-21 and proudly declare...My name is Dong, DING DONG! Licensed to Rape
According to section 375 of Indian Penal Code 1860; (Forced) Sexual
intercourse by a man with his own wife, the wife not being under fifteen years
of age, is not rape!
FIFTEEN? So the only way the ‘property’ of the Indian
husband, sorry, the ‘wife’ is protected against rape is when her age is
below fifteen. WTF! Since the legal age for marriage for females in India
is 18, this law essentially cancels itself down to the place where the sun
doesn’t shine!
And YES! It was passed into law on 6th Oct 1860,
a full 152 years, 7 months and 12 days back, attributed to the efforts of certain, erstwhile Baron Macaulay and his colleagues. Being a tottering Baron and all of
the erstwhile world empire, Macaulay must have had his reasons for including
this clause, but for everything that is true and blue in the world, I can’t
imagine what that is!
Fast forward to Year 2013 - In the aftermath of gang rape of
a 23 year old woman in Dec 2012, Indian government was forced to review the
antiquated laws about rape, partly due to public outcry, but I think, more so,
by the attention given to the issue by the world media.
Criminalizing marital rape was part of the recommendations
by the 3 member Verma Committee. But the wise Indian government, refused to do so,
saying that, reforming this law “has the potential of destroying the
institution of marriage and traditional family values”… again, WTF?
INDIA UNDER ATTACK! Finding no standard new Pakistani anti Indian activities, the incident of ‘Italian Marines killing Indian Fishermen’ was deemed acceptable. Responding to this new ‘threat’, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made a thundering statement (in his quiet way, of course!) that “THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES”. I don’t understand, what consequences? Ban Pizzas and Pastas? What else? Italians don’t even play Cricket!
Meanwhile the saga of gruesome rapes continues - Rape and murders of three sisters, aged six, nine and 10 in Bhandara district, Maharashtra, India. Another
woman (a nurse) gang raped in Bihar, India and the list continues. And in another brilliant strategy by the Indian police department, a 10-year-old Dalit rape victim (one of the
India’s lower caste), was put behind bars in an
all women police station in Bulandshahr, India. Note that the police station was for women and run by women police officers!
Google ‘India Rapes’ - About 7,010,000 results in 0.29 seconds!
BUT, what will be distinctly missing from these results are
the actual cases and reports of multitudes of marital rapes and variety of
sexual abuses, happening everyday in some Indian households between the god like
husband and his slave like wife.
According to the UN Population Fund, more than two-thirds of
married women in India, aged 15 to 49, have been beaten and, or, forced to provide
sex. Assuming that the statistics are post India's independence (1947), this means approximately 240 million women as of 2009.
In quite a few cases, this seems to happen with complete
understanding and built in denial of the in-laws and sometimes even
the girls’ parents, family and friends. In the event of an open complaint of
such abuse, the woman is usually castigated as not giving her best to the sanctity of
slavery! Sorry, i meant the sanctity of marriage!
To add to the whole conundrum, the advent of independent
marriage decisions by the modern couples with ‘love’ marriages and with online match
making options, the so-called tentative support of the family has also become
more and more tenuous.
At most the woman can file a complaint under Domestic
Violence Act, 2005 (DVA), which defines such instances as a civil offense. Basically means pay
some fine buddy and be careful not to hurt her too much, at least not where it
shows or you might get some simple mild imprisonment!
It’s the Wild, Wild India, where raping and being raped
seems to be the part of traditional family values.
So, again, if you are a traditionalist, have TPP (Twisted
Psychotic Personality), likes raping, abusing women, you can safely join MI-21 and proudly
declare
My name is Dong, DING DONG! Licensed to Rape!
