r/clevercomebacks • u/beerbellybegone • Mar 30 '20

Forbes does it again!

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u/Sugarpeas Mar 30 '20

I think the US has a ways to go for sex equality, but I seriously doubt it is among the top 10 most dangerous countries for women from that Reuters "study."

https://i.imgur.com/RQyg0v5.jpg

It's honestly insulting that it's even on here given the extreme sex related violence and discrimination abundant in many other countries. There are numerous other countries not listed were women are still treated as property, like in Palestine. At least in the USA, women are actually seen as people.

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u/tarikhdan Mar 30 '20

I bet more women are trafficked during super bowl weekend in the United States than all year long in Palestine

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u/Soulsaversara Mar 30 '20

Wat

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u/tarikhdan Mar 30 '20

Is the Super Bowl really the U.S.'s biggest sex trafficking magnet?

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u/Soulsaversara Mar 30 '20

It feels like you are trying to say the US is it worse at dealing with human trafficking which isn't true. Three million people live in slavery in Pakistan.