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RE: "Arab/wearing veil?we have no table for you...". Paris racist restaurant
May 22, 2018 at 2:57 am
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Quote:See what happens to a western woman if she wears what she wants in a backward Islamic country (all of them). Reciporcity is the way to go.
Same stupid logic . Islamic countries don't need to change for us to treat people in our own countries properly. This is a really dumb line of reason .
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RE: "Arab/wearing veil?we have no table for you...". Paris racist restaurant
May 23, 2018 at 12:54 am
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Quote:IMO you're trying to sell a load of propaganda that muslims should get special treatment at the expense of everyone else.
Nope i'm saying it does not matter how Islamic nations treat non Muslims it has nothing to do with how we should treat Muslims .
Quote:If a woman from the South Pacific wanted to wear a grass skirt in Omaha would she be allowed to do it? What about people from other parts of the world? Is it acceptable for them to wear what their ancestors wore 1,400 years ago in New York City and Boston? You'll have a fit if someone tried to do that.
Why not ? Who's it hurting ?
Quote: If you don't want the second wrong then don't do the first one. Reciprocity is the way to go. If we can't wear our clothes in their countries then they shouldn't be allowed to wear theirs in ours.
Once again that's petty childish morality . And no it does not matter what wrong person one commits. It never justifies doing the same .
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RE: "Arab/wearing veil?we have no table for you...". Paris racist restaurant
May 23, 2018 at 11:01 pm
Quote:It's a matter of personal freedom unless there's a security reason for example, I understood France's ban over Niqab. But for head covers; what's the difference between a hat and a Hijab ? Actually; I think a stylist can easily make a Hijab that's basically a hat and a scarf.
Xenophobia. That's what I would describe the fear of Hijab
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A Canadian cartoon . When banning face covering became issue here .
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