Female fashions and 'other' religions

And…which religion would you say IS native to Australia then?
And how about we get a native Australian to comment on the issues on assimilation and the imposition of moral codes on society?

Next time get your wifey encounters this titophobic muzzo, get her to whip her top off quick smart and give him an eyeful, such that he will never recover from such a blasphemous event and be cast off from the eternal queue, never to get the 72 virgins waiting for him in heaven.

Oh, and when she does, pickies or it never happened.

chewy14 said :

I was also at the Hyperdome on the weekend and you should have seen the ball of rage this old guy got into when some yoofs nearly hit him with their skateboards.
He berated them about their pants which were nearly falling down, the shirts they were wearing (rude slogans) and their baseball caps.

Is this the same thing or is it only bad when it’s based on religion?

BTW the yoofs did look like tools.

A geriatric berating a group of reprobates is considered legitimate entertainment in suburban shopping precincts. And given that the “pants on the ground” wearing yoof almost hit him with their skateboards, I think he had a legitimate gripe. All the young lady in question did was show a bit of boobage, she was hardly putting anyone in harms way (unless you were distracted and walked under a bus).

There is a world of difference between a group of hooligans and a hot chick flashing some flesh!

chewy14 said :

…old guy…

Is this the same thing or is it only bad when it’s based on religion?

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Is this the same or is it only bad when based on age and gender?

Davo111 said :

Need pics of wife/dress to make proper judgement (lol)

+over 9000. This thread is useless without pics

georgesgenitals said :

So let me get this straight…

A female wants to walk around the mall wearing a revealing item of clothing and people are COMPLAINING? What the hell is wrong with people? We need MORE of this not less!

+1

I was also at the Hyperdome on the weekend and you should have seen the ball of rage this old guy got into when some yoofs nearly hit him with their skateboards.
He berated them about their pants which were nearly falling down, the shirts they were wearing (rude slogans) and their baseball caps.

Is this the same thing or is it only bad when it’s based on religion?

BTW the yoofs did look like tools.

Why bring race/religion into it? I could have been just pure and simple jealousy at the sight of your beautiful wife!

Where was the earthquake? Anyways, its not the religion, its the person I’d say.

Need pics of wife/dress to make proper judgement (lol)

I wouldn’t get worked up over him, hes just being OTT.

So let me get this straight…

A female wants to walk around the mall wearing a revealing item of clothing and people are COMPLAINING? What the hell is wrong with people? We need MORE of this not less!

Religion breeds intolerance.

Film at 11.

A genuinely liberal country “believes in certain values and actively promotes them”, Mr Cameron said.

“Freedom of speech. Freedom of worship. Democracy. The rule of law. Equal rights, regardless of race, sex or sexuality. “It says to its citizens: This is what defines us as a society. To belong here is to believe these things.”

“Frankly, we need a lot less of the passive tolerance of recent years and much more active, muscular liberalism,” the prime minister said

“Let’s properly judge these organisations: Do they believe in universal human rights – including for women and people of other faiths? Do they believe in equality of all before the law? Do they believe in democracy and the right of people to elect their own government? Do they encourage integration or separatism?

“These are the sorts of questions we need to ask. Fail these tests and the presumption should be not to engage with organisations,” he added.

From a recent speech by David Cameron.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-12371994

You know, conservative Christians (or conservative people in general) probably wouldn’t look kindly on too much cleavage showing either.

indigoid said :

But I don’t believe your generalisations/stereotyping are justified. How can you expect them to be tolerant and accommodating when you and far too many other Australians don’t appear to be even slightly interested in returning the favour?

So how might he return the favour? By quickly getting his partner to run into a toilet cubicle, covering herself up, then tracking down the rude people and showing ’em?

No.

Yes, this is unfortunate.

But are you just hate – mongering on the Riot Act? Drawing others to your plight so they can come forward and tell nightmare stories about people of different ethnicity.

Honestly, I see overweight teenagers wearing mini pants and I look twice and not all that approvingly. .. the only difference is that this guy was reportedly Muslim, so let’s go to town.

🙁 That really sucks. I don’t believe there’s any justification for that hatred. Most unfortunate.

But I don’t believe your generalisations/stereotyping are justified. How can you expect them to be tolerant and accommodating when you and far too many other Australians don’t appear to be even slightly interested in returning the favour?

There are some wonderful people of Islamic adherence out there, and they are making very real contributions to our society. I’ve had an example or two as colleagues and count them as among the best people I’ve ever worked with. Have you tried to engage with them rather than just grandstanding?

I’ll just say this, if that were to happen to my partner and I, there’d be a helluva lot more happen than just staring.

Dont like what you see, feel free to look away…

His fear/anger is his problem, not your wife’s.

In australia, the only way to impose a dress code is through legislation, so he did not impose his dress code upon your wife.