Posted on 08/10/2010 8:15:44 AM PDT by george76
BRITISH academic and outspoken atheist Richard Dawkins has angered Muslim groups by comparing the burqa to a trash bag.
Muslim organisations reacted angrily...
"I think it is ignorant and Islamaphobic," said Seyyed Ferjani, of the Muslim Association of Britain.
In 2008 he said: "It's almost impossible to say anything against Islam in this country, because you are accused of being racist or Islamophobic."
(Excerpt) Read more at theaustralian.com.au ...
Hey, truth is truth.
Burkas are ugly.
Helen Thomas is as ugly on the inside as she is on the outside.
Obama couldn’t pass a real college class in a million years.
“The fool has said in his heart, There is no God.”
~ Psalm 14:1
I'm not an atheist, but your statement doesn't match what the article says.
Dawkins is not avoiding islam. He is directly criticizing the burka by comparing it to a trash bag.
Finally found some common ground with Dawkins; at least until he apologizes for this comment.
bump
Huh, what history of Europe have you been reading?
It was those pesky heretics that brought forward the renascence despite the efforts of the Church to suppress them.
But you are right in one aspect, when it became obvious that the Church couldn’t torture or kill all of the innovators they belated jumped on the band wagon and have been busily trying to rewrite history since then. Interestingly the one invention that the Church supported was the printing press. Did you know that the primary initial purpose of the printing press was to create indulgences that the Church could sell?
It’s about time this human pile of excrement started keying up on another religion besides christianity, especially one so worthy of his sneers.
For the women who have to live in them, they are a body bag; death reigns.
WIMPY,WIMPY,WIMPY HEFTY,HEFTY HEFTY
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