al-Hasani
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sincerely, if literacy and college degrees were the measure of education and progress, india would be a military super-power and with bases beyond planet pluto... saudia and india are very alike... hope you understand...
Yes is that why 300-400 million (!) of your population (about 25-33,3%) are illiterate? In KSA that number is 2-3% as of 2014. Saudi Arabians are richer than the average EU citizen. Indians one of the poorest on the planet.
Our problems are bound in a few few moronic (recent moreover) laws that most of the population don't support but won't bother changing due to fear. Especially after the "Arab Spring".
We don't suffer from rapes, honor killings (outside of a few isolated cases), street justice, high murder rates etc. Let alone the remaining GCC.
We have free healthcare, we don't pay taxes (!), the government pays us students for going abroad etc. and I can honestly say that on some fronts we have it better than the most developed Western European countries and I know this since I have lived in France for years (also have French family) and now have lived in Denmark for almost 2 years.
Men and women have had and will continue to have different roles in the society. They are not similar. The roles of men and women are well-defined in the Arab world and are not oppressive by nature by any means. They are not different from the traditional roles of men and women in the Muslim world and non-Muslim world. This thing of making men and women carbon copies of each other is a recent phenomenon that I am no fan of.
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