As the west leaves suicides in Afghanistans most liberal city increase

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Sad.

Suicide or oppression. Not much joy in that choice. The fact family members and authorities glibly deny the issue is reprehensible.

This kinda makes me wish there was a female prophet out there. Let her revelation of the primacy of woman spread over the lands of Misogyny. The Abrahamic faiths have dicked things up enough, now, methinks.

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This sounds wrong, man. Claiming that the suicides are connected to the pulling out of the west is simply making things a bit more nicer in the eyes of someone, giving them the impression that the Western occupation will be missed.

Wether or not the West exacerbated the situation by coming or going isn't the main issue. Back-assward mores and a dearth of social programs to assist those in need is. Yes?

It isn't? Coming into a country that had once stability, even perhaps under the Taliban(former western puppet), and then dividing the population between NATO supporters and Taliban supporters and then moving out all of a sudden, will leave people in fear. Collaborators will now fear for their lives. Perhaps you should take them with you and give them asylum in your own lands if you feel bad about it.

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This sounds wrong, man. Claiming that the suicides are connected to the pulling out of the west is simply making things a bit more nicer in the eyes of someone, giving them the impression that the Western occupation will be missed.

Nope.

It is well known that loads of people who worked together with coalition forced and are involved with the current regime are shoving their money and if possible themselves into the West.

Britain, France and Germany are currently debating to give Asylum to translators.

There is nothing about this subject which in any way indicates that there is something which is made nicer for the west to view.

In fact it makes the west`s failure in Afghanistan worse when one consideres how great the fear of a resurging Taligban is, and that it actualy is possible.

Well, there is a certain "failure" to speak of yes. However there also is the public image of the whole war business, as with all wars, the US is there to spread democracy or whatever. This time though, there is no communism that people run away from.
The public now sees that the people of Afghanistan simply don't want them there, else the Taliban would not be able to hold their ground like this, after losing so many fighters, I mean.
But with things like these, it gives them the impression that they're still "needed", they need to protect these poor women from the Taliban. The fact is, they should have thought that before letting them loose.