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To: Mears

“The hijab doesn’t bother me,and I’m a woman.

Catholic nuns used to wear much worse.”

Back decades ago, maybe nearly a century ago, a lot of European women plainly wore headcoverings, it seems it was a part of the culture.

http://www.rferl.org/media/photogallery/united-states-america-politics-society-immigrants/27359707.html Photos from Ellis Island.

I think even until relatively recently, women still have in parts of Europe. Check out the women’s clothes in above link.


101 posted on 12/02/2015 9:20:53 PM PST by BeadCounter (,)
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To: BeadCounter
Agreed, but Western Culture is NOT Islam. Islam only respects Islam. All other cultures are Infidels and do not deserve respect. An American Muslim woman who wears a Hijab indicates to me she and her family do not respect American Culture and are not willing to assimilate. And then there is taqiyya.
111 posted on 12/02/2015 9:28:37 PM PST by Chgogal (Obama "hung the SEALs out to dry, basically exposed them like a set of dog balls..." CMH)
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To: BeadCounter

yeah, that was 100 years ago.


116 posted on 12/02/2015 10:16:37 PM PST by sunrise_sunset
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To: BeadCounter
Catholic nuns used to wear much worse.

This is not quite correct. In Western society women have always been allowed to show their faces, nuns included.

128 posted on 12/03/2015 4:49:14 AM PST by AndyJackson
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To: BeadCounter

Women’s headcoverings in islam are not about modesty. They are about male control.


136 posted on 12/03/2015 8:19:46 AM PST by Uncle Miltie (islam is a totalitarian death cult founded by a child rapist.)
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