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“The silence of the marchers and protesters, the petitioners and kneelers, is deafening. Is too far away? Are Afghan not deserving of our sympathies? Or is the , unlike Trump, the wrong type of enemy? British have grown so used to talking about the make-believe oppression apparently experienced by privileged women with media careers and vast salaries, or the pathetic non-issue of socially inadequate young men wolf-whistling on street corners, that they are now unable to recognise real oppression when it stares them in the face. At least, that’s one explanation. The other is that activists are so fearful of being associated with any whiff of Islamophobia that they cannot bring themselves to condemn the atrocities now being confronted by Afghan women.”

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