/b/ - Random

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Every female knows no country where moids exist is safe.

>>308270
perhaps, but some countries are more unsafe than others

Australia and New Zealand are quite beautiful and near universally safe, as long as you avoid being isolated and vulnerable in the few ethnic and native areas. That's not racism, just statistics.

Scandinavia (I live here and feel safe walking alone)

>>308275
OP specifically said no muslims

>>308276
I live in a wealthy and safe area and only see other Scandinavians. Though any popular tourist spot will have people from other nationalities, whether it's new Zealand or iceland doesn't matter. the difference is that it's still a million times statistically safer than the states lol

>>308277
OP specifically said outside the states

>>308273
There really is no place. Can say Holland but alone? Alone is never safe. Especially when local men know you are alone…Unless there is an all women town, you shouldn't travel alone and unarmed.

Mexico is honestly a pretty fun place to hang out.

unironically, the Philippines.
>10th on the global gender gap index
>putting it far above US, UK, Canada and regional second to New Zealand
>catcalling and wolf-whistling are enforcedly illegal
>company dress codes (like mandated heels) are illegal
>all organizations deemed sexist are illegal (Republic Act No. 9710)
>one of the first suffrage movements in the world
>multiple female presidents (including Corazon Aquino who is also a national hero for restoring democracy after the dictatorship)
>feminist party has one representative currently in office
>96.5% overall literacy rate, 97% for women
>government funded birth control pills are a legal mandate
unfortunately it is not perfect as abortion is still criminalized.

>>308289
Is there a country where moids aren't behind?

>>308289
Uh ya no
>age of consent is 12
>divorce is illegal
>prostitution and human trafficking everywhere
>gang violence everywhere

>>308327
Im sure 12 year old are pregnant everywhere and duterte something something death squads human rights abuses