Wish burqa was not worn in Australian PM.

[Imran Khan]

Pata nahin. Aap upset lag rahe ho. Sab thik to hai ?

nope i am ok yaar was sleeping now i awake shaved take bath and come back on bed AC chal raha hai khana ready para hai sab fit hai bhai nothing wrong

 

[Biplab Bijay]

nope i am ok yaar was sleeping now i awake shaved take bath and come back on bed AC chal raha hai khana ready para hai sab fit hai bhai nothing wrong

ok. its good to know.

 

[Bratva]

Why no one ever said....


Wish short skirts were not worn in australia

Wish Cleavage showing shirts were not worn in australia

Is it acceptable for white populace to be comfortable with showing skin but feel uncomfortable when someone tries to cover their skin ?

Then Western countries complains that Muslims perceive their women as who.res! Hypocrisy at it's finest

 

[Jungibaaz]

why should you be given entry into my house if you don't accept me as its owner .

how would you see it if similar things hindus or christians would do in some arab country where they go to find work ?

It's easy to group all Muslims in one. It's a stupid thing to do too. Take the ISIS b@stards, they hate Westerners, so they then stupidly blame journalists too, and then their hate and venomous hate drives them to kill them.

What you are doing has similar principles, you see a few crazy Muslims, you then brand all Muslims as crazy, then you apply an action against us, such as visa restriction, which is just as discriminatory, although obviously not as condemnable as a beheading.

I see those Muslims you talk about, and I wish to see them kicked out of the UK before you do. BUT to do that based purely on their faith will mean that the UK's tolerance would be in question. And let me tell you why I love this country, one of the reasons is it's tolerance, and I don't want to see these fine people change for the sake of a few stupid Muslims.

I have never expected to hear this from you. respect.

I've said it before too bud. It is really out of place in Western society.

 

[Biplab Bijay]

Why no one ever said....


Wish short skirts were not worn in australia

Wish Cleavage showing shirts were not worn in australia

Is it acceptable for white populace to be comfortable with showing skin but feel uncomfortable when someone tries to cover their skin ?

Then Western countries complains that Muslims perceive their women as who.res! Hypocrisy at it's finest

Which one is associated with west ? Mini skirts or Burqa ?

 

[Razia Sultana]

Everyone has problems with what women wear. Aussie PM should know that even christian nuns wear clothes akin to burqa and they also cover their heads but all he sees is the muslim women wearing burqa. And they call themselves champions of democracy. huh.

 

[Gibbs]

Why no one ever said....


Wish short skirts were not worn in australia

Wish Cleavage showing shirts were not worn in australia

Is it acceptable for white populace to be comfortable with showing skin but feel uncomfortable when someone tries to cover their skin ?

Then Western countries complains that Muslims perceive their women as who.res! Hypocrisy at it's finest

Why should they.. It's thier country and it's thier culture.. How is that hypocrisy.. And this is about a security matter, Covering ones face.. Nobody is questioning a Muslim's right to wear a hijab.. But a burka is a Arab thing not a Islamic attire, As many Muslims themselves have acknowledged

I'd like to see Qatar allow women to wear what ever they please.. Then you can talk about hypocrisy

 

[Biplab Bijay]

It's easy to group all Muslims in one. It's a stupid thing to do too. Take the ISIS b@stards, they hate Westerners, so they then stupidly blame journalists too, and then their hate and venomous hate drives them to kill them.

What you are doing has similar principles, you see a few crazy Muslims, you then brand all Muslims as crazy, then you apply an action against us, such as visa restriction, which is just as discriminatory, although obviously not as condemnable as a beheading.

I see those Muslims you talk about, and I wish to see them kicked out of the UK before you do. BUT to do that based purely on their faith will mean that the UK's tolerance would be in question. And let me tell you why I love this country, one of the reasons is it's tolerance, and I don't want to see these fine people change for the sake of a few stupid Muslims.



I've said it before too bud. It is really out of place in Western society.

here is the problem. Suppose muslims are staying in UK. There is no way to identify a radical among them, before they commit any violence. It is because of this, people have fear. They are not generalizing, they are fearful.

Everyone has problems with what women wear. Aussie PM should know that even christian nuns wear clothes akin to burqa and they also cover their heads but all he sees is the muslim women wearing burqa. And they call themselves champions of democracy. huh.

I think its more to do with face veil.

 

[flamer84]

Why no one ever said....


Wish short skirts were not worn in australia

Wish Cleavage showing shirts were not worn in australia

Is it acceptable for white populace to be comfortable with showing skin but feel uncomfortable when someone tries to cover their skin ?

Then Western countries complains that Muslims perceive their women as who.res! Hypocrisy at it's finest

Yes it is acceptable.They've built that country from scratch according to their own rules and culture.If you think white women in mini skirts are w/ho/res than maybe it's better to stay at home in your islamic paradise and not apply for an Australian visa.

You see,white "w/h/ores" in mini skirts feel uncomfortable in a burqa so they don't emigrate to muslim countries in their "whorish" outfits.

Anyway,white "w/hores" don't really care what some stone age minded people think about them but it's better that those stone age "thinkers" should have those thoughts in their native countries so a culture clash can be avoided.

 

[Gibbs]

Everyone has problems with what women wear. Aussie PM should know that even christian nuns wear clothes akin to burqa and they also cover their heads but all he sees is the muslim women wearing burqa. And they call themselves champions of democracy. huh.

Nobody has an issue with a hijab.. That is Islamic attire.. Burka is not, It's just a medieval Arab custom. This is a question of security.. Dont try to make an issue when there is non

 

[Hurter]

australia , european and western countries must first stop giving visas to muslims .

Would that stop Muslim women wearing Burkha? Kya TATTI baat kardi tumne apni tarha.

 

[IPL5]

there is gross violation of human rights in china especially against muslims. they do not allow them to have prayers, but our friends say their country their rules. now full hypocrisy on display.

 

[Bratva]

Why should they.. It's thier country and it's thier culture.. How is that hypocrisy.. And this is about a security matter, Covering ones face.. Nobody is questioning a Muslim's right to wear a hijab.. But a burka is a Arab thing not a Islamic attire, As many Muslims themselves have acknowledged

I'd like to see Qatar allow women to wear what ever they please.. Then you can talk about hypocrisy

Have you visit Qatar? Despite Wear modest clothes campaign, Western ladies continue to wear skirts, tight jeans, bosom hugging shirts in public. Same is case in Dubai, where they wear bikinis on beaches and live as they are living in some western countries.

There are no rules against Burka in australian constitution, so quit hypocrisy on your part and showing skin is a cultural thing ?

 

[Jungibaaz]

here is the problem. Suppose muslims are staying in UK. There is no way to identify a radical among them, before they commit any violence. It is because of this, people have fear. They are not generalizing, they are fearful.

I know, I don't blame Britons when I see them and some of their hate. It is not their fault. It is first and foremost the fault of Muslims, then the fault of media, then the fault of Muslims again, and then politics is partly to blame and then finally once again Muslims themselves are to blame.

Muslims need to change, that I can say openly and argue. But what is completely counter-productive is the hate against us. It does not serve it's intended purpose, and you're right, a HUGE deal of the hate stems from fear.

 

[Biplab Bijay]

I know, I don't blame Britons when I see them and some of their hate. It is not their fault. It is first and foremost the fault of Muslims, then the fault of media, then the fault of Muslims again, and then politics is partly to blame and then finally once again Muslims themselves are to blame.

Muslims need to change, that I can say openly and argue. But what is completely counter-productive is the hate against us. It does not serve it's intended purpose, and you're right, a HUGE deal of the hate stems from fear.

Well I agree that institutionalized hate should not be there. But we can not do anything about common people.