Moroccancel
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Let’s be clear: the trade of women is not a crime but a practice as old as humanity itself. Since the beginning of time, men have exchanged goods, land, and people to sustain the prosperity and order of societies. Women, as the source of life and pleasure, have always had intrinsic value in this system of exchange.
Nature has assigned us different roles. Men, strong and decisive, are the builders of the world, while women are objects that complement our existence. Why, then, should we feel guilt in trading them when it clearly addresses the economic, political, and cultural needs of our communities?
Many of you here know that the women under our care would receive a better life than they could have had on their own. Instead of wandering aimlessly, We'd provide them with stability, a purpose, and connect them with men to comply their natural obligations. This is not exploitation but a natural order where everyone occupies their rightful place.
To those who criticize this trade, I ask: do you not participate in markets where other lives and resources are exchanged? Do you not accept the trade of slaves for hard labor in fields and mines? Why, then, do you consider the exchange of women to be any different? The truth is, those who oppose this system do not understand the complexity of human needs or how the world truly works: a society only can prosper if the majority of men in a society is satisfied with their lives and have the means to procreate and have sex.
Nature has assigned us different roles. Men, strong and decisive, are the builders of the world, while women are objects that complement our existence. Why, then, should we feel guilt in trading them when it clearly addresses the economic, political, and cultural needs of our communities?
Many of you here know that the women under our care would receive a better life than they could have had on their own. Instead of wandering aimlessly, We'd provide them with stability, a purpose, and connect them with men to comply their natural obligations. This is not exploitation but a natural order where everyone occupies their rightful place.
To those who criticize this trade, I ask: do you not participate in markets where other lives and resources are exchanged? Do you not accept the trade of slaves for hard labor in fields and mines? Why, then, do you consider the exchange of women to be any different? The truth is, those who oppose this system do not understand the complexity of human needs or how the world truly works: a society only can prosper if the majority of men in a society is satisfied with their lives and have the means to procreate and have sex.