Posted on 06/30/2010 12:42:49 AM PDT by Maelstorm
Im familiar with both Amish and Mennonites. I dont recall ever seeing anything near a hijab. A small cap but not a full scarf except in very cold winter weather.
Im familiar with both Amish and Mennonites. I dont recall ever seeing anything near a hijab. A small cap but not a full scarf except in very cold winter weather.
LOL Yeah, of course it is. - Diversity is Strength, and this sh*t is good for you. - whatever crap it is that you are being spoon fed today...
How about we just poke out the eyes of the men?
Oh, damn, that’s a winner! LOL!
I saw a full black burka clad one in the last year at my Costco. It was really jarring, I didn’t like it a bit.
I really will try to remember that for next time. You don’t know me, but trust me, I would say that in public.
Our family is conservative Christian.
My wife wears a head scarf that covers her hair (1st Corinthians 11). It doesn’t cover her face, neither does it cover her neck, but it does cover her head and hair.
Banning headscarves is authoritarian nonsense.
Most people walk around with little more than underwear, and you want to make a law to punish those who cover up?
Sounds upside down to me.
You can wear (or unwear) whatever you like.
Please allow us the same choice.
Our family is conservative Christian.
My wife wears a head scarf that covers her hair (1st Corinthians 11). It doesn’t cover her face, neither does it cover her neck, but it does cover her head and hair.
Banning headscarves is authoritarian nonsense.
Most people walk around with little more than underwear, and you want to make a law to punish those who cover up?
Sounds upside down to me.
You can wear (or unwear) whatever you like.
Please allow us the same liberty.
If we are only forcing liberal women to wear it, I’m in favor!
Part II “Liberating women through honor killings”
Feminazis held burn the bra rallies but you won't see them holding burn the hijab rallies.
Of course we could ban Muslims from entering the USA and expel those living here on the basis of National Security.
When you've got a face like Howdy Doody you need a little more !
> Of course we could ban Muslims from entering the USA and
> expel those living here on the basis of National Security.
My dad was an Italian immigrant who entered the US as a teen in the 1930s.
When the war broke out, he was not allowed to have a camera or a radio. In fact, the FBI visited him and confiscated those items. As an Italian national, he was not allowed to join the US Armed Forces or work in the defense sector, either. At that time, the only hiring being done was in the defense sector, and he made his living doing photo portraits and wedding shoots.
Nevertheless, my father loved the US and never went to visit Italy, even though he became a US citizen and could come and go as he pleased.
Mohammedans who do not believe in the rabid droolings of the Polygamous Pedophile Pirate should be allowed to stay, but with certain privileges, like access to cell phones and the internet, curtailed until the Islamo-fascists are defeated.
Islamo-nazis that preach hatred from mosques or circulate Mohamhead literature should be deported to someplace like Somalia or quarrantined at Gitmo.
Wow, that's simply amazing if not groundbreaking.
Shes just an attention junky, when the bikini stopped working she switched to something menacing. Look at ME, I am so special!.
Sounds like a reasonable compromise...After all, many Muslims come here to escape the Jihadists...But the radicals and the preachers of hate either go to Gitmo or back to Muzzieland.
Sorry about your dad being stepped on by the FBI. I’ll bet he came here to get away from Mussolini.
I presume you've never seen the hijab styles from countries outside of the Arab world, otherwise you wouldn't make such a broad statement.
Muslim women in countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, etc. wear very colorful, beautiful hijabs in all colors of the rainbow. These women are not shapeless and interchangable.
It seems to me that many of your either have a problem with women covering their cleavage with a scarf or have no idea that a hijab, burka and niqab are totally different headcoverings!
Not really the case. Even some of the strictest Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran and Kuwait have lots of high-fashion shops that do well. That's because the women tend to dress very stylishly underneath their chadoors or various coverings. They have parties with only other women present and the coverings come off, allowing them to display the clothing, hairstyles and jewelry. I hear it can get quite competitive. :)
I still think the summers in the Middle East are far hot for all of those clothes, though.
I’ll subscribe to your newsletter too! ;-)
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.