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Two French female students have made a film of the pair of them strolling through the streets of Paris in a niqab, bare legs and mini-shorts as a critique of France's recently passed law.
Calling themselves the "Niqabitches," the veiled ladies can be seen strutting past prime ministerial offices and various government ministries with a black veil leaving only their eyes visible, but with their long legs naked bar black high heels.
Bemused passers-by can be seen gawping at the pair or asking to take photographs in the clip.
At one stage in the film, the two women approach the entrance to the ministry of immigration and national identity, only to be told by a policeman to go elsewhere. However, a policewoman also present is delighted by their clothes. I love your outfit, is it to do with the new law? she asks. Yes, we want to de-dramatise the situation, one girl replies. Its brilliant. Can I take a photo? asks the policewoman, who will soon be required to fine public niqab wearers.
That's as dumb as some of the idiot stuff PETA does.
I think they're more all about seeing how much attention they can draw to themselves rather than any protest statement.
The Burka ban or niqab ban I believe would be unconstitutional here in America as well. So long as women are free to choose not to wear the garment of course.
Another "problem" for the private sector IMHO. Or, at least in a limited way, the States, such as saying your can't wear something that covers your face in a State ID. But as usual, private solutions are best. Banks wanna bar them? Fine, there is a legit self interest there. Bars wanna bar them? Fine, not that you will see them show up in bars a whole bunch but if it saves just one guy from being tricked into taking home a fugly girl it was worth it.
Niqab at a baseball game? Who cares? A national ban? Too far IMO. Just as every newspaper, magazine and TV show should have shown the Muhammad cartoons in support of free speech, everyone in France should wear a niqab one day just to stand up to goofy laws.
Seems like a case of two modern french women (with a pair of very nice legs) pointing out the fact that wearing the muslim version of a veil can STILL be an exciting spectacle providing enough of one's bod is exposed for public viewing.
Message: a glitch in the French Law where one get's fined for excessive modesty imposed by the idiotic Shariah Law that enslaves women in the way they should dress.
Bottom line: The French Law might have the good intent of penalizing the Muslim idiots with their idiotic Shariah demands when their laws infringe on a woman's right to dress in modern day fashion ..... however, that French law needs to be refined.
Here's a question for the Muslim arselickers:
Would Ayatollah Khomeini, or anyone of the crazed Wahhabi Imam arseholes endorse THIS PARTICULAR way of defending the ISLAMIC practice of enslaving a woman's choice of wearing something decent
The Burka ban or niqab ban I believe would be unconstitutional here in America as well. So long as women are free to choose not to wear the garment of course.
Another "problem" for the private sector IMHO. Or, at least in a limited way, the States, such as saying your can't wear something that covers your face in a State ID. But as usual, private solutions are best. Banks wanna bar them? Fine, there is a legit self interest there. Bars wanna bar them? Fine, not that you will see them show up in bars a whole bunch but if it saves just one guy from being tricked into taking home a fugly girl it was worth it.
Niqab at a baseball game? Who cares? A national ban? Too far IMO. Just as every newspaper, magazine and TV show should have shown the Muhammad cartoons in support of free speech, everyone in France should wear a niqab one day just to stand up to goofy laws.
Photo ID's? Checking an ID's to match up to who is carrying it?
frame 1:39 they stop and look at a bus schedule one of the girls points to it and the number on the schedule is 69
frame 1:39 they stop and look at a bus schedule one of the girls points to it and the number on the schedule is 69
taken for a ride
It seems to be an important bus. Runs from Pere Lachise cemetery, past Les Halles, the Louvre, Notre Dame and on to the Eiffel Tower.
Seems like a case of two modern french women (with a pair of very nice legs) pointing out the fact that wearing the muslim version of a veil can STILL be an exciting spectacle providing enough of one's bod is exposed for public viewing.
Message: a glitch in the French Law where one get's fined for excessive modesty imposed by the idiotic Shariah Law that enslaves women in the way they should dress.
Bottom line: The French Law might have the good intent of penalizing the Muslim idiots with their idiotic Shariah demands when their laws infringe on a woman's right to dress in modern day fashion ..... however, that French law needs to be refined.
Here's a question for the Muslim arselickers:
Would Ayatollah Khomeini, or anyone of the crazed Wahhabi Imam arseholes endorse THIS PARTICULAR way of defending the ISLAMIC practice of enslaving a woman's choice of wearing something decent
Of course because its no Islamic whores doing it. I say whores because that is what they taunt no muslim women with.
Video: French women cause a stir in niqab and hot pants in anti-burka ban protest - Telegraph
Two French female students have made a film of the pair of them strolling through the streets of Paris in a niqab, bare legs and mini-shorts as a critique of France's recently passed law.
Calling themselves the "Niqabitches," the veiled ladies can be seen strutting past prime ministerial offices and various government ministries with a black veil leaving only their eyes visible, but with their long legs naked bar black high heels.
Bemused passers-by can be seen gawping at the pair or asking to take photographs in the clip.
At one stage in the film, the two women approach the entrance to the ministry of immigration and national identity, only to be told by a policeman to go elsewhere. However, a policewoman also present is delighted by their clothes. I love your outfit, is it to do with the new law? she asks. Yes, we want to de-dramatise the situation, one girl replies. Its brilliant. Can I take a photo? asks the policewoman, who will soon be required to fine public niqab wearers.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQdR_NibSnE]YouTube - NiqaBitch SD (Mi Pute-Mi Soumise REMIX)[/ame]
