What do you think about muslim girls that claim wearing hijabs and burkas are a form of empowerment and liberation? Are they right, or are they embracing an oppressive culture?
What do you think about muslim girls that claim wearing hijabs and burkas are a form of empowerment and liberation...
Justin Hughes
Brayden Brown
>stormfags pretending to give a shit about women when it suits them
Wyatt Wright
this
Jace Wright
just a bit sad since it's an obvious ex post facto justification
Cameron Morris
> stockholm syndrome
or
> forced to say it
whatever. I can understand that we want to be able to see people's faces for practical and security purposes. people's feelings shouldn't factor into it too much, should they?
Mason Rogers
>not realizing islam is slowly trying to indoctrinate western women by praying on the minds of feminists
Whatever user, heres a nice huffpo article that shows how brain washed americanized muslims are.
m.huffpost.com
Ryder Thomas
Burqa is shit hijab is good
Noah Bennett
Wyatt Garcia
>huffpo
Not sure if trolling..
Jayden Reed
muslim man tells the woman to wear burqa
white man forces the woman to dress western
why are we supposed to be on white guy's side?
John Garcia
They're taught to believe that the more they cover, the holier and better they are so they look down on normally dressed women. It's pretty pathetic.
Jason Barnes
>See pictures of girls with Hijabs at the bottom.
>It's almost entirely white women.
Seems about right.
Dominic Campbell
Oh, are Americans the ones throwing acid in the faces of girls not wearing hijabs?
Lucas Hughes
youtube.com
whole thing here
Andrew Peterson
This roach gets it
Gabriel Jenkins
Camden Lopez
I like how mohammad based his religion on him being another prophet, after jesus and abraham
but he didn't want others to do what he did to jesus so he called himself the last prophet
he might as well shout out that he's a fraud
Jayden Martin
>empowerment
John Campbell
/thread
Cooper Lopez
its a huxley vs orwell thing
white man gives the illusion of freedom to women that they can wear anything they want, yet he insult and scrutinize the women if they wear something he dont like
vs
muslim man forces the women to wear the thing he wants and likes.
Jack Walker
I don't know if they find it 'empowering' but it is certainly important to them. As long as its not harming anyone, we should respect their right to religious expression.