John Smith wrote on Oct 1^st, 2022 at 9:45am:


Hopefully once all that alcohol wears off you'll be in a better position to take another look at this topic and quickly delete the embarrassing and illogical nonsense you've posted over the past 24 hrs. Not 1 sentence you've posted remotely describes or relates to what's being being posted at you.

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Yasmine was married to an Al Qaeda Jihadi interesting how 9/11 was a major turning point in her life.

When muslims start questioning if Muhammad really rode a flying donkey it leads to disbelief in Islam.

The lefties like supporting idiotic beliefs as long as it isn't any other religion they always give Islam a free pass they have a lot in common with muslims who want blasphemy laws.

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John Smith wrote on Oct 5^th, 2022 at 7:30pm:



Women are beaten and killed for not wearing the hijab in some Islamic countries, thick planks.

Face it, address it.

When did Bill Maher become an Islamophobe?  Was it after he read the book by Yasmine Mohammed on how western liberals empower radical Islam? 

I see some leftists starting to realise they backed the wrong horse in defending Islam.

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freediver wrote on Sep 30^th, 2022 at 6:18pm:


generally where? In Iran - obviously not much, in Australia, a lot more.

Arguing the degree of agency women have in wearing the hijab in a free country like Australia is a fools errand, and adds nothing to the debate. Whether its expected, even demanded by their family or not - most hijabis don't feel inconvenienced wearing it, and don't give it a second thought. Its just what they do, and it becomes part of them. Just like wearing pants outside became a part of me a very long time ago. Even though strictly speaking, I don't really have agency to choose not to wear them. At the end of the day, I am not any less of a person for doing so, nor does it prevent me carrying out my business in the way I choose. And it definitely doesn't mean I am a poor oppressed creature who needs rescuing.

And thats the point here. Why does a piece of clothing - when its worn in a free country - trigger such a rabid response by Frank's ilk? - that they are either pathetic oppressed creatures, or dangerous provocateurs, flaunting their offensive religion on us? Why should the mere sight of a simple piece of clothing automatically make people think that the wearers are something detestable who should be ridiculed?

polite_gandalf wrote on Oct 6^th, 2022 at 10:34am:

Not the same as beating and killing, is it.

They degrade themselves by wearing the hijab in the West and  if they are ridiculed and told off for it they should think on it. They advertise their belief that without the hijab Western men could not resist ravishing them, that their hair has power over men and they are first and last sexual objects, not equal humans with individual agency and dignity.
Ridiculous. Of course they are ridiculed.
If they do not accept Western values the least that can be done for them is to point out their own hostility to the values of the countries they chose to live in.