Who says these women are Amish? You Pooch? You'd be wrong. They are Biblical Agrarians and this picture was taken at Ranchfest in Santa Anna, TX several years ago.
Pooch, you might wanna do a little research on why they are called Pennsylvania Dutch. You seem to be the only one offended by the term.
The muslim women in San Diego look fairly normal. They wear modest scarves or head coverings. Loose clothing. Nothing sexy. They go shopping with their children just like most everybody else. They drive little Toyotas. They might have their mothers with them. Really, you barely notice them at all once you have got used to them.
Now the Hindu women. That's a horse of a different color!
Haven't heard anyone here complaining about Muslim women's mode of dress, Poochie, just about Islam's violent teachings and some of its adherents' tendency to act on these teachings.
Muslims want to dress different? Go for it. No more problem with it than with Amish, Mennonite, or anyone else. Stop trying to conflate criticism of the religion with "racism" or some other type of irrational bigotry.
Who says these women are Amish? You Pooch? You'd be wrong. They are Biblical Agrarians and this picture was taken at Ranchfest in Santa Anna, TX several years ago.
ReplyDeletePooch, you might wanna do a little research on why they are called Pennsylvania Dutch. You seem to be the only one offended by the term.
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The muslim women in San Diego look fairly normal. They wear modest scarves or head coverings. Loose clothing. Nothing sexy. They go shopping with their children just like most everybody else. They drive little Toyotas. They might have their mothers with them. Really, you barely notice them at all once you have got used to them.
ReplyDeleteNow the Hindu women. That's a horse of a different color!
Haven't heard anyone here complaining about Muslim women's mode of dress, Poochie, just about Islam's violent teachings and some of its adherents' tendency to act on these teachings.
ReplyDeleteMuslims want to dress different? Go for it. No more problem with it than with Amish, Mennonite, or anyone else. Stop trying to conflate criticism of the religion with "racism" or some other type of irrational bigotry.