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PAS only think about Money & S-e-x

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Psychologists know that patriarchal structures contribute to the idea that women’s primary value lies in their attractiveness or their role in serving men. Objectification becomes normalized, leading to a "perverted mentality" where women are commodified.

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The mentality of objectifying women stems from deep-rooted societal, cultural, and psychological factors. It involves reducing women to their physical attributes or treating them as objects for sexual gratification, rather than as individuals with autonomy, emotions, and complexity. This objectification is often reinforced by media, pornography, social norms, and sometimes even institutional structures.

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Very right on the dot.

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I mean only what the article said above is right on the dot.

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TEMERLOH: Pas today amended its constitution to open its membership to non-Muslims to join the Islamic party as associate members.

The motion tabled by party secretary-general Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan at the 70th Pas annual muktamar at the Al-Makmur complex in Kerdau here today received unanimous backing from the 1,324 delegates.

However, he said only non-Muslims are allowed to take up the associate membership and atheists are not allowed.

"For those who want to become a Pas associate member, they must practise either Hindu, Christian, Buddhist or any other religion in the world.

"Conditions to become regular Pas members remains unchanged.

"Yes, practise any other religions apart from Islam, and those without a religion like atheists cannot take up the membership.

"The amendment involves Clause 10 which previously only involved a single type of membership," he said when tabling the proposal.

Takiyuddin said the constitution amendments will strengthen Pas's non-Muslim Supporters Wing (DHPP) by giving its members more rights and responsibilities, including the right to vote and be picked into the party as stipulated under Clause 60 in Pas's constitution.

"The amendment will give a bigger space for DHPP to contribute towards the direction of the party," he said.