Female cops for the first time in Mecca

[WinterHold]

The reason that I don't get wood on account of eyeliner has nothing to do with my opinions about the worlds various religions and everything to do with how it's not seen as dirty, as naughty.  It's just paint.  Like kids with kitten whiskers at a county fair.  Taboo breeds perversion.  

Think of all of the taboo in your silly religion, and what that means for you.  Other people make you feel uncomfortably sexual - and rather than deal with your own hangups like a grown adult, you insist that something should be done about them.  Something legal.  The notion that the author of the cosmos, who created every dangling bit of humanity, would be bothered or concerned by something like eyeliner, or even a swinging dong, is ludicrous.  That's just you exporting your own perversion onto a thing you think is god.  Howsabout that for making fun of a religion?  I couldn't do it better myself.

Honestly, no. All I asked for is for women not to put makeup inside the Grand Mosque, which is already a Muslim practice all Muslim women obey. Except these Saudi female cops.

I bet even so many normal athiests would just tell you: "these people ban makeup in mosques.Let them ban makeup in mosques" !

I won't change a 1400 years old religious sentence just so you prove a point in your head.
For example, I won't come to your house and ban swine !

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So, Mecca's Grand Mosque has female guards now for the first time in history.
Their uniform is like this:





It is a great advancement for women to finally join this great naturalistic movement that Sunnies banned through their life -especially the Sauds-.

But I have a deep problem with this: why are the female cops wearing Niqab + makeup in a place of worship like this? In the holy mosque, women should never wear Niqab in the first place, let alone put any makeup. Wouldn't this corrupt the worship of Muslim men -who wear no underwear in the Mosque if they are in pilgrimage-?

I expect a mosque to be...a pure place. A place where I get no turn-on. That's why both women and men should never ever do anything that can turn the other gender on when they come to worship, especially in the most holy site in Islam.

I write this here because I wrote it on twitter and got so many negative reports + so many female Saudi followers immediately un-followed me or blocked me. Is it wrong to tell Saudies that a man -wearing nothing but a piece of cloth with no underwear- would get a turn on when he sees a hot police woman with full make-up?

Why don't the security of the Holy Mosque look like this?



Or this?



Or even this??



No makeup..full professional..just service.

You know who gets turned on (btw, turn on is not the same as erection - there is a whole journey of self-control in between)? The men who have not interacted with women, have lived in a culture with gender separations, and have not learned to control their thoughts in the presence of women in a social environments -- exactly the type of men that Saudi Arabia produces by separating the genders, leading to the very issues it tries to solve by putting women behind the walls.

Look at the beaches in western countries. Do you see men with big erections walking around in their swim shorts among bikini clad women?

Ironically, if men get erections in kaaba, that says a lot more about power of carnal desires than supposedly the most powerful god. I mean, if allah can't control the feeble penis, how can he even begin to control the more powerful vagina?

Of course Saudi Arabia is a twisted society, it breeds the most perverted people you might ever see, too bad most old members that I shared my knowledge with left this place a long back.

Wahhabism breeds perverted, twisted people. That's why I fought it here for so long.
As for "westerners who don't get erections in beaches", I have to disagree a little, I mean you have people who sleep with dogs, people who rape their own mothers, pedophiles in masses, junkies who rape their little brothers and ...poop lovers, the list goes on.

But Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia breaded some of the most sexually repressed people on the planet.