This works except for one thing. It would have to be public lashes for MINNIE. Women are the sacred vessels of honor after all.
You know, I'm thinking maybe we should put Minnie in a hijab...you know...just to make others feel more accepted. It's only fair, right?
You know she didn't. You are so right. Further, it even says in the article she just decided to wear it for Ramadan. I think she's out for money.
Yup. And I have to follow a dress code at my job too. Small earrings only. Assigned polo shirt. No dangly jewelry. No other piercings (the men can't have them at all). These are things contingent upon hiring. I can't just waltz in wearing whatever I want one day and expect them to change the rules for me.
Daisy, I'm failing to see the relevance to this particular issue?
You know what lady? Your headscarf DOES impact me. I find it an enormously insulting symbol of presecution of women around the world. I realize that women feel they are making their own choices when they "choose" to wear the hijab, but I ask you this: Would you be accepted by your family, your husband, your community if you chose NOT to be a hijabee? I am quite sure the answer to that is more often than not, no. Therefore, it isn't much of a choice. If I had to wear a scarf around my hair or risk losing everyone I love, then there wouldn't be a choice. I'd wear it. So I don't consider that a choice. I consider it a community's way to keep women subjegated. So yes, it does affect me every time I see one, even though I would never mistreat a woman I saw wearing one, since I see her as a victim of cirumstances. So it isn't you that offends me, but your husband, your father, your religion, for treating you so.
Uh....did you READ the above article? Does that say peaceful to you? It's about WEAPONS.
I think it's ridiculous that a president is running around fundraising. His job should be top priority. There should be rules against this. I don't like it.
To me, a life without reading isn't much a life at all. Tell me, does posting responses to internet blogs signify having a life? What does one need do in your mind in order to have a life? Does it have to be Hemingway (who by the way I find dreadfully dull) to have significance?
Really excellent Stephen! Thank you. I'm linking this on every profile/blog/twitter thingy I have. Keep fighting the good fight. We're with you!