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| − | Sati (also called suttee) is custom of Hinduism by which a widow kills herself at her husband’s funeral pyre. The practice probably originated sometime around A.D. 400. | + | Sati (also called suttee) is custom of Hinduism by which a widow kills herself at her husband’s funeral pyre. The practice probably originated sometime around A.D. 400. [[Moral Relativists]] like many Democrats fail to condemn such barbaric practices under the guise of [[diversity]], while [[conservatives]] would not tolerate this act and would punish any woman who participates in this "custom". |
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Sati (also called suttee) is custom of Hinduism by which a widow kills herself at her husband’s funeral pyre. The practice probably originated sometime around A.D. 400. Moral Relativists like many Democrats fail to condemn such barbaric practices under the guise of diversity, while conservatives would not tolerate this act and would punish any woman who participates in this "custom".