Bride Kidnapping

How was/is bride kidnapping a thing?

What was/is stopping her from killing/castrating her """husband""" as he sleeps?

What was/is stopping her from killing or not caring for her "children", which was the whole point of the kidnapping?

And why is this practice correlated with inferior cultures/subhumans? Are they inferior because they kidnap or do they kidnap because they are inferior?

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Or is there no correlation?

>How was/is bride kidnapping a thing?
Prehistoric humans going "we really, really need to start populating." and lawless days in which cunts just took what they want and victims had to defend themselves as best as they could
>What was/is stopping her from killing/castrating her """husband""" as he sleeps?
His family, usually.
>What was/is stopping her from killing or not caring for her "children", which was the whole point of the kidnapping?
His family, usually. And the husband.
>And why is this practice correlated with inferior cultures/subhumans?
Because it is considered crimes in many settled civilizations.

Bride kidnapping is how beta males manage to reproduce. They lack real societal skills to win over a woman so they just storm in like apes and grab the girl.

>paying the iron price
>beta

Bride "kidnapping" isn't.

Kidnapping is a euphemism for elopement in countries where a woman has no right to choose her husband and/or the husband is not of social standing or wealth to 'properly' marry her. He "kidnaps" his bride and either makes arrangements later, or simply gives her family the finger. The picture you posted, the raping of the sabines, is a reference to this: in ancient Mediterranean culture, rape did not mean forcible sex, it meant abduction. When the Romans "raped" the Sabines it meant they kidnapped and married them. And given that the wives were the ones who supposedly helped make peace between the Romans and Sabines, who didn't attack the Romans immediately like all the others, it is more likely this bride "kidnapping" was an under the table way of allying the two tribes through marriage despite the Romans being considered the dregs of society at the time (due to being a refugee state)

>how is it a thing
The men want to have sex and no one is stopping them
>what is stopping her from killing/not caring about her "family"
Fear. If she killed her husband, his friends or society would kill her, and probably gruesomely.
>why is this associated with inferior cultures
Because it's immoral and essentially how animals do things, and it is taboo in civilized cultures

>why is this practice correlated with inferior cultures/subhumans?

Someone doesnt know their greek myth

Hades and Persephone?

And the Iliad
And the odyssey
And a large number of major greek plays

Advanced civilizations can fantasize, doesn't mean they are degenerate.

>What was/is stopping her from killing/castrating her """husband""" as he sleeps?
Because girls secretly like being dominated.

I was under the impression that bride kidnapping was symbolic and kind of a folk tradition, it's part of the modern Kazakh marriage ritual

Hey borat

Pretty much this. Many so called "rapes" that occurred historically(the bible, romans, etc) were more named so based on the fact that women had no sexual freedom and marriages in general, for both sexes were arranged for benefit of the family. Rape in general was considered an offense against the father before the girl.
The world rape comes from Latin "rapere" which has the meaning of "abduction or "to carry off" as you were saying. Roman laws designated it legally as raptus.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape
Of course this doesn't mean some women. particularly during war weren't "defiled" or raped in a more modern sense. It also if you think about it, doesn;t consider rape in marriage possible, especially if it was a marriage arranged or approved by the father.
>inb4 cheeky /pol/ joke about implying you can rape your wife.

youtube.com/watch?v=CJ98ghQukxk
sometimes it didnt go according to plan

Nah

Civilized cultures frequently kidnapped brides for themselves

In fact this is actually why women are so quick to submit to foreign invaders and abandon emotional ties to their own folks

The women who resisted died and never reproduced

Romans and Greeks always took women as sex slaves post-war

up until very recently raping was the norm in western civilization

servants (wives)/slaves were raped as a standard, and still is practiced by the upper classes

hisorically, bride kidnapping was a common practice, and still common in various parts of the world

rape of sabines is an example of the common practice ancient peoples

outside the white western civ, rape is traditionally practiced all over Asia (India, Arabia, Japan), Africa, Latin America

>want a women
>beat a man
>stole is hot af wife
how is this beta

>still is practiced by the upper classes

Source?

It probably was a real thing before it became a tradition.

it was and is real

soviets tried to civilize the asiatics
so a few transitioned into symbolic kidnapping

>guy who sweet talks a woman and acts like a clown just to gain her attention and approval is the "alpha"
>guy who just doesn't give a fuck about her opinion and kidnaps her is the "beta"

Sure thing dumbass cuck

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Aye, I got that reference

Bride "kidnapping" is just a special kind of elopement, the wife's family is usually in on it too.

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