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Re: Never trouble, trouble - ketchim - 07-18-2017
[quote author=CHAIRMAN link=topic=110535.msg742666#msg742666 date=1500397801]
people have right to wear what they want
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No, they do not :
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/women-can-go-topless-in-ontario-but-they-don-t-want-to-fearing-harassment-1.3171257
"We very much have a culture of policing what girls and women
can and cannot do
with their bodies in public spaces, in order to be deemed blameless
OR appropriately feminine".
Re: Never trouble, trouble - Captain - 07-18-2017
looks like one of Ivanka's outfit
Re: Never trouble, trouble - ketchim - 07-18-2017
By the thinking of Mapoui : Zion pay she fuh wear Ivanka outfit.
stir up trouble and the founder of Wahabbis
Village geh blow up :-[
Re: Never trouble, trouble - mapoui - 07-18-2017
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=110535.msg742678#msg742678 date=1500398947]
By the thinking of Mapoui : Zion pay she fuh wear Ivanka outfit.
stir up trouble and the founder of Wahabbis
Village geh blow up :-[
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well of course. you know dem...false flags all the way ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
Re: Never trouble, trouble - ketchim - 07-18-2017
woman has been arrested by Riyadh police for wearing “suggestive clothing,â€
(click) reported Tuesday..
Re: Never trouble, trouble - Zero - 07-19-2017
A pretty conservative society if i must say.
Re: Never trouble, trouble - villagebelle - 07-19-2017
Just finished reading this book.....was very well written and quite the eye-opener.
If any of you get a chance.....read it.
Daring to Drive
A Saudi Woman’s Awakening
By Manal al-Sharif
reading group guide
A ferociously intimate memoir by a devout woman from a modest family in Saudi Arabia who became the unexpected leader of a courageous movement to support women’s right to drive.
Manal al-Sharif grew up in Mecca the second daughter of a taxi driver, born the year fundamentalism took hold. In her adolescence, she was a religious radical, melting her brother’s boy band cassettes in the oven because music was haram: forbidden by Islamic law. But what a difference an education can make. By her twenties she was a computer security engineer, one of few women working in a desert compound that resembled suburban America. That’s when the Saudi kingdom’s contradictions became too much to bear: she was labeled a slut for chatting with male colleagues, her teenage brother chaperoned her on a business trip, and while she kept a car in her garage, she was forbidden from driving down city streets behind the wheel...
Re: Never trouble, trouble - ketchim - 07-19-2017
women and chinee drivers : are the worse
I would love to ban chinee in my Borough !