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Re: Veil, Islam & Taliban
Reply #30 - July 15, 2011, 03:03 AM

Many liberal or democratic governments are not so strict about wearing the Burka.

For example Turkey, where secular ideas prevail and give people the freedom to

choose if they want to wear a Burka. Meanwhile, in stricter countries, women are

told to wear the Burka and failure to do so can result in beatings, harassment or

other worse punishments! Personally, I do NOT wear a Burka. Never have.

Never will. Just not my thing.

There will always be an exception to every rule. Statistics speak for themselves.
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Reply #31 - July 15, 2011, 03:06 AM

BTW

Pakistan has ranked No.1 in searches per-person for "horse sex" since 2004, "donkey sex" since 2007, "rape pictures" between 2004 and 2009, "rape sex" since 2004, "child sex" between 2004 and 2007 and since 2009, "animal sex" since 2004 and "dog sex" since 2005, according to Google Trends and Google Insights, features of Google that generate data based on popular search terms. The country has also been No.1 in searches for "sex", "camel sex", "rape video" and "child sex video".

Source: Foxnews.com
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Reply #32 - July 15, 2011, 01:09 PM

what about sheep?

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Reply #33 - July 15, 2011, 05:44 PM

I wonder how many exceptions we should need in order to reject the rule...

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Reply #34 - July 15, 2011, 10:58 PM

Sheep? Maybe not so popular with Pakistanis.
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Reply #35 - July 18, 2011, 02:23 PM

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Reply #36 - July 18, 2011, 07:11 PM

The main purpose of the burqa is for men to control women. Period. It's an amazing brainwashing trick to submit women to men and tell them Allah wants them to dress that way. If they obey Allah they go to heaven and the great paradise watching their husbands have sex with their 72 virgins while they stay in the back of the line. The only place they'll be appreciated and treated with love and be happy is in death. As for real life, :p it's a test so don't even bother trying.

What someone wears is their business. But I don't support the mentality and the reasoning, just the same as I don't support the reasoning why women who dress like sluts to impress men. I support neither! As a Western women who does dress either way I find it slightly offensive to be used as an example. I have male friends who treat me with respect and as equals. Muslim men need to be ~~trained~~ taught how to treat all women with respect and not judge based on what they wear. They demand they dress and act a certain way or else they have no excuse for them to suddenly sexual assault by the same men. It makes me sick. I'm also tired of hearing debates about what is a proper hijab and what isn't. Judgement on all levels! I am not a diamond or gem to be hidden. Diamonds and Gems are horrible material items which man bestows value upon and then kill each other over. I'd be insulted if someone referred to me as a precious gem. And sure in my society I'm always being surrounded by magazines of models and standards of what make women beautiful. Do I give a shit no! I wear a bright red wig, I dress all black an punk like to essentially tell the world. Fuck you I don't care about your standards. Did I need God help me do that. Nope. After being educated I've just kind of figured that out and I am so happy, I have nobody to be measured against, nobody to impress. I'm just me. I wear what I wear because it's comfortable and convenient.

Again if women want to wear the burqa, whatever go ahead. As they argue they have the same right as a women who wear slutty clothes. Whatever, but I get sooooo annoyed being judged by society as I do by religious hypocrites.
Hijabs I actually like because they can be fashionable and I think more modern Muslim women wear them as an identity thing not for submission, since more hijabis participate in modern society without being hindered (most times). I have Muslims friends online and I'm making a hijab game for them. So before you accuse me of anything mind you there are particular reasonings I hate and those that I accept on this issue.

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Reply #37 - July 18, 2011, 08:06 PM

Woman truly is the most wretched of the earth.

If any creed had a component that said black people had to cover themselves from head to toe in a shroud, it would be reviled.

When it is women who are an innately evil stump of flesh that need to be covered from head to toe and snuffed out, they are so wretched, to revile it is protested against, it is apologised for and justified, not just by the adherents, who invoke a principle of individual freedom to justify a collective negation of such extreme misogynistic malevolence, but also by people outside the religion too.

Women, even the societies who claim to seek to uplift you, are too cowardly to speak up for you in the face of this malevolent symbol.

To too many, you really are the scum of the earth, and the silences, and apologia proves it.

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Reply #38 - July 19, 2011, 11:26 AM

Quote from: toor on July 18, 2011, 02:23 PM

Quote from: billy on July 18, 2011, 08:06 PM

Woman truly is the most wretched of the earth.

If any creed had a component that said black people had to cover themselves from head to toe in a shroud, it would be reviled.

When it is women who are an innately evil stump of flesh that need to be covered from head to toe and snuffed out, they are so wretched, to revile it is protested against, it is apologised for and justified, not just by the adherents, who invoke a principle of individual freedom ::)to justify a collective negation of such extreme misogynistic malevolence, but also by people outside the religion too.

Women, even the societies who claim to seek to uplift you, are too cowardly to speak up for you in the face of this malevolent symbol.

To too many, you really are the scum of the earth, and the silences, and apologia proves it.

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