Solaire of Astora OldBoris • 9 days ago
When this was written. Us Catholics were lifting people up by their wrists tied behind their backs on a pulley until their arms were ripped out of their shoulder sockets.Because you don't believe in God.Context.
Misanthropia OldBoris • 9 days ago
That is, if they can even get four witnesses, which LOL how you will realistically do? And if you are wrong about her committing this pre marital intercourse, then your word on anything will be held in suspicion from then on.
Jake OldBoris • 9 days ago
Hurddurr the crusades happend so we cant get mad at muslims for terrorist attacks
Levi san Misanthropia • 9 days ago
Out of context is the main excuse Muslims tell every time they try to make their religion appears like Jesus teaches haha I'm not Christian by the way I'm Jew because my mother is Jew yet I'm not religious and I don't believe in God .. Keep that in mind now please I'm asking u to watch some vids or debates for this great man who keep revealing the truth about Islam from the Islamic sources " that's if you trust Muhammad and Islam and ofc allah " if you're not sure about it then don't botherHere you go his channel
Do you know that Allah akbar means Allan is a mouse in my language ? Haha sorry take care
El • 9 days ago
see moreThere is a huge misconception about the burgha or the niqaab for women in Muslims countries!
It is considered a 'Traditional' dress!
It is not!
Anomandaris El • 8 days ago
I dont know man, that girl (first pic, 2nd row) has knuckles that just wont quit!
Carl sagan student. El • 9 days ago
Now thats powerful,the beautiful colours a testament to individuality.
KatKaleen El • 9 days ago
One of my teachers has an... uhm... I'll call it "special" explanation for this. He's a weirdo overall, so no surprise: He thinks that muslim men made their wifes and daughters wear concealing garments because the crusaders (yes, his idea goes back that far) stole their women. They had to be concealed, so nobody could see their beauty and steal them. According to my teacher, that's also the reason for the "don't leave the house without a male relative"; the guy could protect her from being abducted.
As these photos show, though, this has been a rather recent trend.
El KatKaleen • 9 days ago
Actually is the other way around! Christian homes in Muslim countries , especially during the Ottoman Empire, had all their windows facing the back yard, never the street, because if they had a beautiful daughter, even a wife, and was seen, next thing she would be in a harem!
Muslims speak from experience all right, their own! This is what they were doing! The Crusaders weren't exactly gentlemen, but the Muslims blame everything to them! Even their own 'traditional' practices!
In Afghanistan the Taliban turbo scum banned women from wearing shoes with even a suspicion of heels! Totally flat! As if the damn burgha wasn't enough!
The reason? The sound of the heels on the pavement was provocative to the men and it would certainly force them to rape them!
Psychosis to make Sigmund Freud deliriously happy!
There is also the bright side!
A German woman was in Afghanistan, a journalist I think, and she noticed that the husband was always walking at a considerable distance ahead of his wives. When she asked one of the wives why the women tolerated such a demeaning treatment, she said they want it so!
When the German woman asked why they want it. She replied,
"Mines...!"<g>
Anomandaris KatKaleen • 8 days ago
A more likely scenario is that they are a bunch of insecure, dickless fuckheads.
KatKaleen Anomandaris • 8 days ago
Maybe some, maybe most, but I think if a man grows up in an environment that tells him that every man is a potential serial rapist, he will find it neccessary to protect his female relatives by hiding them from view. The heck, when he lives in an area controlled by the Taliban and they impose the rule that women are not allowed outside without full-body concealment and a male relative, even a man with a modern attitude would run to the next shop and buy Burqas for every female in his family.
Solaire of Astora • 9 days ago
ISLAM FORCES WOMEN TO DRESS A CERTAIN WAY!!LET'S FORCE WOMEN TO DRESS A CERTAIN WAY TO COMBAT IT!
Mom424 Mod Solaire of Astora • 9 days ago
Comment of the day. Because I agree with it, I can't feature it.
Solaire of Astora Mom424 • 9 days ago
Aww damn I got kicked out by my mother in law last night. That would of reet made me up it would lol there's always next time
p1t1o Solaire of Astora • 9 days ago
Right! And as a lucky side-effect there will be no more batman costumes, thank heavens for that!
Ivan ™ Solaire of Astora • 9 days ago
Seek and you will find...p.s my google search history gets weirder by the day
Mom424 Mod Ivan ™ • 9 days ago
Yes that's quite alluring—and would be illegal in most of the places on this list. And that's the point.
Ivan ™ Mom424 • 9 days ago
I know its all the nice to say "let people be and wear what they want" but there is a reason that people are not allowed to wear wear ski-masks and balaclavas in banks and airports. Also before you say " but they dont do crimes" yes they do google it there are countless case of full face burkas being used as face mask to hide theri face while they break the law. The point is this is not a perfect world.There are bad people who take advantage We have put the hippy freedom stuff aside and think about reality and security issues,
Mom424 Mod Ivan ™ • 9 days ago
I agree with you; you should have to remove your face covering any place security is an issue. Read my comments further down the page.
Anomandaris Mom424 • 8 days ago
Its only alluring because her ass is hanging out lol. Most definitely would not see that in Cairo or Riyadh.
kingnotail Solaire of Astora • 9 days ago
Plenty of that out there on that old internet....there always is isn't there? 😝
kingnotail • 9 days ago
Face coverings of any kind have no place in society, so burqa/niqab bans are entirely correct. No reason for hijab bans, though shit, if I had my way all religion would be banned entirely....
OldBoris kingnotail • 9 days ago
"No reason for hijab bans"That depends. One reason could be courtesy. If you meet someone, it's still considered polite in these parts to take off your hat or your gloves and shake their hand. I think it's an ancient custom from the days when there were still semi-regular meetings between tribal leaders, meant to show that you mean no harm (by appearing without a helmet and showing your bare hands without a blade).Besides, many Muslim women wear the hijab precisely to offend the rest of us. They say as much: that it is a statement against our society, against our civilization, to show that they are a better class of woman, more morally pure than those European whores.
Kelchi Dropbear OldBoris • 9 days ago
What about the birkini? How is this different from having a dip in the sea fully clthed as some ppl do on a whim? I dont understand this one. I do understand the banning of full face veils as a security threat, but how is the birkini a threat or even offensive?
Phil Giordana Fcd Kelchi Dropbear • 9 days ago
As far as my city (Nice) is concerned, the burkini is a tool of propaganda, as none were seen before the 14th of July attacks. The ban might not be acceptable, but it sure as fuck sends a message to islamist extremism: Don't push it.
OldBoris Kelchi Dropbear • 9 days ago
For one, hygiene. Many swimming pools actually ban swimming in your clothes and even make it mandatory that you shower before you get into the pool. They want to keep their pools as clean as possible, and someone in a burkini will sweat and stink, especially if it's a heated pool.
kingnotail OldBoris • 9 days ago
None of that applies to the sea. Which is what all the fuss is about..
Maggot OldBoris • 9 days ago
Lol that’s what chlorine is for. Besides, sweat doesn’t “stink” until it is left long enough for bacteria to form. Sweating “in the moment” doesn’t have any odor, and if you exert yourself enough during a swim, you will sweat even if just wearing typical trunks. You just don’t notice because of course it rinses right off into the water that everyone else is swimming in. While those sanitary measures you mention are certainly helpful in a practical sense beyond reducing the “ick factor” feeling among the users, of course there are the other bodily fluids in the water of a typical public pool that no one wants to think about. Showers won’t prevent that…
p1t1o OldBoris • 9 days ago
Private pools are free to enforce whatever rules they like, that doesn't infringe on anybody's rights, the price they pay will be an increase or decrease in custom, their problem/benfit.But enforcing rules in public places or country-wide is another matter entirely.
OldBoris p1t1o • 9 days ago
Well, that might work in the United States - but in Europe, businesses are held to the same anti-discrimination rules as the government. If they let one person in but not another person, there has to be a very good reason for that or the basic assumption by judges will be that it was discrimination.
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