Tempting eyes and Muslim men !!!

[Pfaffenhoffen]

Originally Posted by AngryAtheist8

Hard to say.
Your English skills make you difficult to understand.

I do not think it is my language skills. even in my own language, some people complain that when I write resumée, it is hard to understand.
Sorry.

[Amer_Was_Amazed]

Originally Posted by Pfaffenhoffen

I do not think it is my language skills. even in my own language, some people complain that when I write resumée, it is hard to understand.
Sorry.

I know English well and I'm still terrible at putting together resumes haha

[GertrudeofN]

Originally Posted by Trevor Stamm

Quote of day from that thread:

"I've never understood why the obvious answer isn't for men to be blindfolded outside the house and led around by their mothers."

Yes, it's their lust, let them take the responsibility to shield themselves from temptation.

I saw a wonderful video made by two young women in burkahs, out in a park in their black cloth cages on a sunny spring day -- they were wishing for a world in which all men disappeared! How much freedom that thought must have represented to them.

[rdscheirer]

Isn't it always the womans fault- see Genesis- see burkas- Men can not control themselves- but yet it was the great Sin of Adam to not protect his wife and garden that led to the fall.The man is the reason for the stupid practices of religions. Covered heads, burkas, forced marriages.
If he could just control himself without having to think he has to have sex with a set of beautiful eyes what would happen in the Mohammaden regions.

In the Mohammaden regions women are just property.

Look it up.

[Kouyate42]

What's the problem here? Afghan women have worn the chador and the full burqa for ages:




I own one of these and wear it. I feel safe and protected.

[Pfaffenhofen]

Originally Posted by Pfaffenhoffen

I do not think it is my language skills. even in my own language, some people complain that when I write resumée, it is hard to understand.
Sorry.

Or may your are angry or atheist

[Pfaffenhofen]

Originally Posted by Kouyate42

What's the problem here? Afghan women have worn the chador and the full burqa for ages:




I own one of these and wear it. I feel safe and protected.

You could wear a medieval armor. It would be better.
You are so safer under chador than with a bikini.

[KathleenGee]

This is a picture of a Muslim woman being protected from Muslim men.

The rest of the non-Muslim world do not wear these clothes, because if a Muslim man were to harm any woman as he would do to one of these not wearing this...and who knows what else he would do to her...he would end up in prison.

[nickybr38]

Originally Posted by KathleenGee

This is a picture of a Muslim woman being protected from Muslim men.

The rest of the non-Muslim world do not wear these clothes, because if a Muslim man were to harm any woman as he would do to one of these not wearing this...and who knows what else he would do to her...he would end up in prison.

That's what I've never understood about such coverings... it really, really, really makes their males look like animals. If such small glimpses of women can tempt a man then what kind of man is that?

I find these coverings far more offensive to Muslim men then the women.

[KathleenGee]

Exactly.

Some how, Islam has not addressed or helped Muslim men control their passions, but the the true faith of Christ has.....dying to self and putting the New Man, Jesus Christ....and putting on the full armor of faith....

The incessant fighting, 'frenzied fundamentalism', and the degradation of women into objects....it isn't everywhere in the Islam world....but it reflects badly on its men.

They are not saved from their passions.

[AngryAtheist8]

Originally Posted by Kouyate42

What's the problem here? Afghan women have worn the chador and the full burqa for ages:




I own one of these and wear it. I feel safe and protected.

If you want to dress up like a tent that's fine.
But that's not the issue.

Muslims like the Afghani Taliban expect ALL women to cover themselves to the point where they don't even look human anymore.

Its not about fashion or vanity, its an issue of coercion.

[AngryAtheist8]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pfaffenhoffen
I do not think it is my language skills. even in my own language, some people complain that when I write resumée, it is hard to understand.
Sorry.

Originally Posted by Pfaffenhofen

Or may your are angry or atheist

Don't give him too much credit

[AngryAtheist8]

Originally Posted by KathleenGee

This is a picture of a Muslim woman being protected from Muslim men.

The rest of the non-Muslim world do not wear these clothes, because if a Muslim man were to harm any woman as he would do to one of these not wearing this...and who knows what else he would do to her...he would end up in prison.

I honestly think that Sharia Law as practiced by groups like the Taliban or the Saudis actually encourages men to sexually abuse women.

Think about it.

If you were a woman living under a group like that, and you were raped, would you report the rape?, knowing that if it people learned what had happened to you, you would probably be the one shunned and executed.

Of course not.

Now imagine all the men around you also took the that system for granted. And they knew that they would face little to no punishment even if they were caught raping a woman.

How much could you trust those men?
How much would they bother to restrain themselves if they were tempted?

[KathleenGee]

Yes....good insight...and nothing justifies wearing such garb except protection from crazy men.

[Pfaffenhofen]

Originally Posted by AngryAtheist8

Quote:
Originally Posted by Pfaffenhoffen
I do not think it is my language skills. even in my own language, some people complain that when I write resumée, it is hard to understand.
Sorry.




Don't give him too much credit

I respect names............