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sounds like cable''People who filed complaints to the Supreme Court said they were airing half-naked singers and obscene scenes from movies,'' he said.
Originally posted by: SlowSS
I don't believe it is going back to old days. The Talibans banned Television altogether
when they took control of Afghanistan. At least now they can own and watch
programs.
It will be a learning process for Afghans, trying to balance incorporating
Islamic and western values.
Also, TV wasn't banned, just cable programming was temporarily banned
due to complaints from citizens which to me is a democratic way,
whereas during Talibans control, Afghans did not have any say at all.
Originally posted by: MinorityReport
What Afghanis banned are not whole TV or entire cable but western CNN or BBC or western TV channels in asia like Star Plus, HBO etc etc
Most of the other channels from india are allowed.
India's Bolllywood is the largest producer of films, twice more than hollywood ( quantity not quality wise I would say ). Satellite television also they have as many Indian channels as US ones..
If you visit afganisthan now, every part of the cities has posters from indian movies and actors/actresses. Every street corner has a video rental store for indian movies/serials/songs.
The language, culture and medium is similar.
Afganistan was always a part of India ... from Alexander's time to the last Sikh rulers in 1800's.
Mr Humayun's channels included CNN, the BBC, the Qatar-based Arabic-language network al-Jazeera and dance and movie channels.
Originally posted by: jjones
A bit of a misleading title to the thread. Cable TV is temporarily banned due to conflict with Islamic values. The US bans and censors certain kinds of programming; Afganistan is doing the same in their way.
Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: MinorityReport
What Afghanis banned are not whole TV or entire cable but western CNN or BBC or western TV channels in asia like Star Plus, HBO etc etc
Most of the other channels from india are allowed.
India's Bolllywood is the largest producer of films, twice more than hollywood ( quantity not quality wise I would say ). Satellite television also they have as many Indian channels as US ones..
If you visit afganisthan now, every part of the cities has posters from indian movies and actors/actresses. Every street corner has a video rental store for indian movies/serials/songs.
The language, culture and medium is similar.
Afganistan was always a part of India ... from Alexander's time to the last Sikh rulers in 1800's.
No. They have put a stop to the indian movies too:
Mr Humayun's channels included CNN, the BBC, the Qatar-based Arabic-language network al-Jazeera and dance and movie channels.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Just imagine if they had a little dose of Howard Stern...
How can Baywatch, a show of no redeeming quality other than half naked women, be the most popular show in Iran, yet another Muslim country, if seeing a woman's shin or wrist is an abomination?
Can you say hypocritical horny mofo's?
The Qur'an does not say it is wrong to look at a woman.
It does not say that she has to be covered head to toe.
It does not say listening to music is wrong.
It does not say that boys and girls can not be taught together.
It does not say men need to grow beards.
The Islamic fundys are nothing more than a cult who enslave and brainwash their followers.
I don't care if you change the title or not but it's still misleading; based upon the article you posted, you may want to check into your difficulty with reading comprehension. TV is not banned.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
A bit of a misleading title to the thread. Cable TV is temporarily banned due to conflict with Islamic values. The US bans and censors certain kinds of programming; Afganistan is doing the same in their way.
No it isn't. It is short and gets the point of the discussion accross. The title stays.
Originally posted by: jjones
I don't care if you change the title or not but it's still misleading; based upon the article you posted, you may want to check into your difficulty with reading comprehension. TV is not banned.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
A bit of a misleading title to the thread. Cable TV is temporarily banned due to conflict with Islamic values. The US bans and censors certain kinds of programming; Afganistan is doing the same in their way.
No it isn't. It is short and gets the point of the discussion accross. The title stays.
Speaking of growing up, quit trolling with misleading titles. But I could be wrong about that; perhaps you do have reading comprehension problems.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
I don't care if you change the title or not but it's still misleading; based upon the article you posted, you may want to check into your difficulty with reading comprehension. TV is not banned.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
A bit of a misleading title to the thread. Cable TV is temporarily banned due to conflict with Islamic values. The US bans and censors certain kinds of programming; Afganistan is doing the same in their way.
No it isn't. It is short and gets the point of the discussion accross. The title stays.
Grow up and stop taking it personally. Do you always react like a 5 Yr old when someone says no to you....![]()
Originally posted by: jjones
Speaking of growing up, quit trolling with misleading titles. But I could be wrong about that; perhaps you do have reading comprehension problems.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
I don't care if you change the title or not but it's still misleading; based upon the article you posted, you may want to check into your difficulty with reading comprehension. TV is not banned.Originally posted by: DivideBYZero
Originally posted by: jjones
A bit of a misleading title to the thread. Cable TV is temporarily banned due to conflict with Islamic values. The US bans and censors certain kinds of programming; Afganistan is doing the same in their way.
No it isn't. It is short and gets the point of the discussion accross. The title stays.
Grow up and stop taking it personally. Do you always react like a 5 Yr old when someone says no to you....![]()