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She should have known better.........the Muttawah (religious police) did the right thing. .....
Yeah...that's why they are staging civil disobedience protests about not driving.Obviously, you don't know any Saudi women.Too bad the influx of people to the USA are not saudi women.
They need to get the hell out of there and LIVE.
They are some of the most secure and happy women you will ever meet. .....
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
I understand that young adults of BOTH genders aren't allowed to go to shopping malls alone, they have to be with family.
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
I understand that young adults of BOTH genders aren't allowed to go to shopping malls alone, they have to be with family.
I'm guessing that's a false understanding.
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
You just defined the wrong word there, Sherlock.
Culture -- not "custom".
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
You just defined the wrong word there, Sherlock.
Culture -- not "custom".
Anyway theanusonus is still on you to demonstrate where the Qur'an mandates women cover their hands -- in a mall or anywhere else. Which you can't do because it doesn't exist.
Clearly, I as looking at the word custom when I typed that by mistake. I listed the definition for culture. But now that we've cleared up the wildly obvious, let us remember that you just got your ass handed to you for the umpteenth time. You were wrong; and that would make me_______?
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
Say what if a guy doesn't care about hands but is all turned on by latex? That could be the reason behind the gloves....
It annoys the crap out of me.
Obviously, you don't know any Saudi women.Too bad the influx of people to the USA are not saudi women.
They need to get the hell out of there and LIVE.
They are some of the most secure and happy women you will ever meet. .....
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
You just defined the wrong word there, Sherlock.
Culture -- not "custom".
Anyway theanusonus is still on you to demonstrate where the Qur'an mandates women cover their hands -- in a mall or anywhere else. Which you can't do because it doesn't exist.
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
Yet it is enforced by religious police?
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
Say what if a guy doesn't care about hands but is all turned on by latex? That could be the reason behind the gloves....
Lol! Funny!
Seriously though, I cannot even imagine what it must be like to have to live over there being a woman. It sounds like a nightmarish existence to me. You can't leave the house unless you're dressed up like a darn ghost! Always get a kick out of seeing them at the beach . . . the guys are dressed in swim trunks, and the women in all kinds of robes and coverings.
Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
You just defined the wrong word there, Sherlock.
Culture -- not "custom".
Anyway theanusonus is still on you to demonstrate where the Qur'an mandates women cover their hands -- in a mall or anywhere else. Which you can't do because it doesn't exist.
Well, I have to agree with him. It depends on how the Quran is interpreted and apparently many of them interpret it in a very extreme way. I think a lot of the culture stems from the religious beliefs. I mean, really, they kind of go hand in hand.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
How did you become so damn stupid? You sit there for how many posts droning about religion not making for culture. It's such a counter intuitive argument frankly. But since you insist on being schooled:
Custom - the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life) shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture>
Culture Definition of culture by Merriam-Webster
You just defined the wrong word there, Sherlock.
Culture -- not "custom".
Anyway theanusonus is still on you to demonstrate where the Qur'an mandates women cover their hands -- in a mall or anywhere else. Which you can't do because it doesn't exist.
Well, I have to agree with him. It depends on how the Quran is interpreted and apparently many of them interpret it in a very extreme way. I think a lot of the culture stems from the religious beliefs. I mean, really, they kind of go hand in hand.
Culture always predates religion. Religion has to adapt to the culture already extant, not the other way 'round.
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
Say what if a guy doesn't care about hands but is all turned on by latex? That could be the reason behind the gloves....
Lol! Funny!
Seriously though, I cannot even imagine what it must be like to have to live over there being a woman. It sounds like a nightmarish existence to me. You can't leave the house unless you're dressed up like a darn ghost! Always get a kick out of seeing them at the beach . . . the guys are dressed in swim trunks, and the women in all kinds of robes and coverings.
Well, the thing is -- the more you cover up on one, the more you bottle up in the other....
Here's the way we used to roll, not that long ago:
----- and here's our version of Religious Police, actually measuring how far above the knee....
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).Apparently, this woman was being immodest by showing her bare hands. So, this man kicked her out of the Saudi Arabian mall. You'll noticed the man in casual dress in the background freely window shopping.
She must have really hot hands.
Why can't an american woman walk around outside a mall topless but a man can? Why would the police arrest her?
That's a good question. I'm for women being allowed to walk around topless anywhere that a man is allowed to do it.
To bring the point back into scope, I think it's a silly comparison though.
Not at all --- that's another cultural standard. It isn't something set by any religion.
Same thing.
Yet it is enforced by religious police?
Are you asking me or Pogo?
It wasn't about power ..........but about modesty and culture. ......They sure showed her which gender has the power, din't they?
What do hands have to do with modesty? Are men turned on by hands now too? Get a grip (pun intended).
Say what if a guy doesn't care about hands but is all turned on by latex? That could be the reason behind the gloves....
Lol! Funny!
Seriously though, I cannot even imagine what it must be like to have to live over there being a woman. It sounds like a nightmarish existence to me. You can't leave the house unless you're dressed up like a darn ghost! Always get a kick out of seeing them at the beach . . . the guys are dressed in swim trunks, and the women in all kinds of robes and coverings.
Well, the thing is -- the more you cover up on one, the more you bottle up in the other....
Here's the way we used to roll, not that long ago:
----- and here's our version of Religious Police, actually measuring how far above the knee....
In fact, I probably have a couple shorter than that!
