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WHO PULLED YOUR CHAIN ??? that´s quite some low language you have there . I hope, for the sake of those you influence on a daily basis, that it doesn´t reflect an equally low and depraved mind .. ..

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noone speaks for all women as noone speaks for all men. that’s just the point.
I didn’t say that I don’t want her to talk, quite the opposite, I am glad that we are in a place now where some people can talk, i pray for the day when everyone can talk. I may agree or disagree with her on various issues, but she can say whatever she likes. BUT, and this is a very BIG BUT, she speaks for herself, not for anyone else, as anyone else would when they speak. my objection was all this WE business.
As a “GUY”, what would you think if somebody (without referring to what kind of person he is) stood there and said “we” representing all “GUYS”?
so you see it is not a matter of temper, it is a matter of being against sweeping statements made by people who decide that they represent “all women”, “all men”, “all students”, “all Bahrainis”, “all unisects”, “all humans”, “all whatever”. I asked who the H**l was this “we” she keeps referrring to?!
I am not conservative, or liberal or anything, I am someone who doesn’t label people, who thinks about the big picture, as i see it,before making up my mind about things, and when I do, I speak only for myself, and qualify that by saying that it is my opinion. I do object to someone deciding they can speak for everyone, which seems to happen a lot where we come from. we are not clones.
“let’s just not get too emotional regarding comments by people”
there is no emotion. there is objection.
using the “don’t get emotional” card is very patronizing and IMO does not make for reasonable discussion.

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who the H**L died and left her as spokeperson? I’m a unisect bahraini woman and I’d die before I let HER speak for ME?
and who the H**L is this WE she keeps referring to?

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Dude… why’s the bad temper??

well I am a guy and I know she represented a lot of people other than YOU when she said what she had to say!

If you really dont want her to talk then go ahead and talk to local newspapers about Bahraini women as long you are a unisect- Bahraini woman.

btw, you can consider me a conservative guy & I should tell you that although Ghada Jamsheer’s comments are not welcomed in the conservative community for some (particular) subjects, but she hit a home run with that comment.

let’s just not get too emotional regarding comments by people.
=D =D

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1-We didn’t accept Ms Al Gaoud as the first woman MP because she gained her seat unfairly.
2- It is not fair for other women running for elections in other constituencies
3-Other women are talking to members of the public about what they will do and she isn’t
4-Other women are paying for their campaign out of their own pockets, it’s not fair

Bahrain Women”

who the H**L died and left her as spokeperson? I’m a unisect bahraini woman and I’d die before I let HER speak for ME?
and who the H**L is this WE she keeps referring to?
I am sick of people who believe their opinion represents everyone’s. this is a common trait in our country, sadly.

everyone’s opinion is only their own. stop speaking for others.

“She is similar to women in the Shura Council, who are appointed by the government.”

IMO, SOME of the shura women did us proud, they were concerned with health issues, naturalization, etc. more than SOME elected males thank you very much.

this is not the first time this woman insults other women who IMO have more to offer than her.

I could go on, but it is too easy…

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Fatman
Gotta love Al-Khalifa. One constituency has 15,000+ people in it and another has 1,000. Plus, it’s really nice that the constituencies are so very delicately sliced in such a way that guarantees that the Shia will remain a minority even if they enter the elections with full force. The fact that the percentage of Shia has gone down in this country from 70%+ to 54% helps too…

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Anonymous

We Suport With Women’s Petition Committee head and women’s rights activist Ghada Jamsheer said :

1-We didn’t accept Ms Al Gaoud as the first woman MP because she gained her seat unfairly.
2- It is not fair for other women running for elections in other constituencies
3-Other women are talking to members of the public about what they will do and she isn’t
4-Other women are paying for their campaign out of their own pockets, it’s not fair

Bahrain Women

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Rayyash
how much was paid to take AlDowsarry out!!!???

(((((wanna bet that is true????????)))))
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Can you see the Similarity

This is the Bahraini version of the Monalisa

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Ms Jamsheer claims that Ms Al Gaoud had been positioned to gain the seat to show the world that Bahrain’s parliament had a woman.

“She is similar to women in the Shura Council, who are appointed by the government.”

“So when she’s in parliament, she will support the government not the real people in Bahrain. This kind of women we don’t trust.”

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It’s just the beginning guys. We asked for Democracy, now we gotta live with the Hypocrisy.

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