[An.American.Expatriate]

I’ve never before felt the need to carry any sort of self defense item around, and while I wasn’t clutching the spray or jumping at the rustling of leaves, having it in my pocket was a significant comfort.

But on this day, when you attended a Muslim event, not knowing that you would don, and later walk home wearing, a Hijab; on THIS day you felt the need to carry a form of self defense? Which, of course you did not "need" because no one threatened you in any manner. But poor snowflake "felt" anxious.

I wonder when snowflake is going to realize that he secretly supports the Second Amendment.

[2ndDivisionVet]

She knew beforehand. Such a thing is well publicized on campus. How else would she know to be there to write her story for the university newspaper?

Hopefully she'll marry a Muslim and spend the rest of her days in a harem being the lowest on the totem pole of all his wives, playing step-n-fetch-it to the senior Arab spouses.

[a fool in paradise]

But on this day, when you attended a Muslim event, not knowing that you would don, and later walk home wearing, a Hijab; on THIS day you felt the need to carry a form of self defense? Which, of course you did not "need" because no one threatened you in any manner. But poor snowflake "felt" anxious.

Why the "backlash" suspicions on a whole segment of society because of trumped up claims of Islamophobia? Isn't it wrong to be suspicious of all muslims anytime there is a jihadist terrorist attack in America? So why do libs think it is okay to be suspicious of all kufir just because there may have been a "hate crime" beating of one muslim somewhere (that didn't turn out to actually be an Islamic honor killing)?