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Freedom - Women
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 02:52 pm |
Stuart Jeffries of Guardian, writes about the subject, comparing Muslim women with their Western conterparts....No difference as far as freeom is concerned.
"........ For Hegel this is not real freedom, because our wants and desires are determined by society. By those lights, a Western fashion victim is as much a sartorial prisoner as a woman in a burqa. By real freedom Hegel meant not doing whatever one wants but having freedom from societal conditioning by using reason. If you meet someone who manages to be really free in this sense send me their names so we can celebrate their escape.......".
What he fails to realize is that Burqas also follow a fashion of their own...Believe it or not !
Edited (6/27/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (6/27/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (6/27/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (6/27/2009) by AlphaF
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 05:42 pm |
Stuart Jeffries of Guardian, writes about the subject, comparing Muslim women with their Western conterparts....No difference as far as freeom is concerned.
prepostrous. one has to be ideologically blinded or stupid to arrive at this conclusion.
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 06:29 pm |
I agree... firstly I think it´s wrong to talk about "the Western woman" and "the Muslim woman"... what about the Western Muslims? And are there no vast differences within different Muslim countries or communities, and within Western countries?
Secondly I am conducting some research now one freedom for women in different cultures, and to say a fashion victim is as much a victim as somebody who is denied the freedom to leave her house on her own account in the clothes she wants to wear, to do what she wants to do...it´s crazy.
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 06:40 pm |
I agree... firstly I think it´s wrong to talk about "the Western woman" and "the Muslim woman"... what about the Western Muslims? And are there no vast differences within different Muslim countries or communities, and within Western countries?
Secondly I am conducting some research now one freedom for women in different cultures, and to say a fashion victim is as much a victim as somebody who is denied the freedom to leave her house on her own account in the clothes she wants to wear, to do what she wants to do...it´s crazy.
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 07:23 pm |
I agree... firstly I think it´s wrong to talk about "the Western woman" and "the Muslim woman"... what about the Western Muslims? And are there no vast differences within different Muslim countries or communities, and within Western countries?
Secondly I am conducting some research now one freedom for women in different cultures, and to say a fashion victim is as much a victim as somebody who is denied the freedom to leave her house on her own account in the clothes she wants to wear, to do what she wants to do...it´s crazy.
You definitely need friends to call a day in advance before they visit you at home, if women of your house are free to roam around as they wish, in clothes that they like, perhapa without any clothes at all when they feel like it.....how is that for crazy?
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 07:31 pm |
Stuart Jeffries of Guardian, writes about the subject, comparing Muslim women with their Western conterparts....No difference as far as freeom is concerned.
prepostrous. one has to be ideologically blinded or stupid to arrive at this conclusion.
I totally agree with you. Why dont we sue Hegel and Stuart Jeffries, together?
Edited (6/27/2009) by AlphaF
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27 Jun 2009 Sat 08:14 pm |
I totally agree with you. Why dont we sue Hegel and Stuart Jeffries, together?
Let´s start with not quoting them.
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28 Jun 2009 Sun 02:03 pm |
You definitely need friends to call a day in advance before they visit you at home, if women of your house are free to roam around as they wish, in clothes that they like, perhapa without any clothes at all when they feel like it.....how is that for crazy?
Well, if I want to walk naked within my own house, why not It´s MY house right? I just think it´s silly to see Muslim men wearing very sexy clothes, thight jeans, thight shirts, the newest hairstyles, spending a LOT of many on hairgel...walking with their Muslim wive, fully covered in a black robe, in the smoldering heat! I don´t go on the street naked Don´t worry. I CHOOSE to cover myself in a way that I feel comfortable. But short shorts are always good when it´s 40 degrees, right
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28 Jun 2009 Sun 09:47 pm |
I guess Alpha never heard about the customs in the Netherlands and the U.S. on how women vaccum naked...
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29 Jun 2009 Mon 04:35 am |
I guess Alpha never heard about the customs in the Netherlands and the U.S. on how women vaccum naked...
definately would never happen in Ireland ...brrrrrrrrr
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29 Jun 2009 Mon 08:49 am |
I guess Alpha never heard about the customs in the Netherlands and the U.S. on how women vaccum naked...
On the contrary...I am an admirer of their art....
So long as I can keep the sheets out...
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29 Jun 2009 Mon 09:16 am |
Us Dutch Women don´t vacum.... we´re too busy picking out what clothes to wear, since we´re all fashion victims!
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29 Jun 2009 Mon 07:56 pm |
Us Dutch Women don´t vacum.... we´re too busy picking out what clothes to wear, since we´re all fashion victims!
You poor Dutch women, you might as well wear a burka and vacuum the house all day long!!
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30 Jun 2009 Tue 09:43 am |
You poor Dutch women, you might as well wear a burka and vacuum the house all day long!!
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30 Jun 2009 Tue 10:23 am |
what you should be wearing now.........not a burka
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30 Jun 2009 Tue 10:45 am |
excess&scarcity,i think thats the main problem on freedoms to as on everything,globalism will fix this problem in time by setting common standarts i think?And thats really nonsense to make discrimination about freedoms between men&women??
Edited (6/30/2009) by MrX67
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01 Jul 2009 Wed 06:49 pm |
Let´s start with not quoting them.
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02 Jul 2009 Thu 03:40 am |
what you should be wearing now.........not a burka
Offf these Japanese women, such fashion victims!!!
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02 Jul 2009 Thu 10:40 am |
I wouldn´t want to be handbagged in Japan.
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02 Jul 2009 Thu 11:26 am |
I wouldn´t want to be handbagged in Japan.
ha ha......is it something that generally happens to you!
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02 Jul 2009 Thu 11:42 am |
ha ha......is it something that generally happens to you!
Happens all the time.
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02 Jul 2009 Thu 02:49 pm |
Happens all the time.
I heard those Aberdonian women can be a bit........ err ruff oh sorry, too urban ......... rough
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06 Jul 2009 Mon 10:33 pm |
I guess Alpha never heard about the customs in the Netherlands and the U.S. on how women vaccum naked...
Teas, stories of your nude vacuuming are quite infamous! I just never expected you to talk about them so publically! Up until now, you have always maintained that the "woman wearing only a mask and pushing a Hoover is not ME!!"
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07 Jul 2009 Tue 09:09 pm |
Teas, stories of your nude vacuuming are quite infamous! I just never expected you to talk about them so publically! Up until now, you have always maintained that the "woman wearing only a mask and pushing a Hoover is not ME!!"
It´s not me...I own an Eureka! (: I think you have mistaken my mask for GG´s.
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07 Jul 2009 Tue 09:23 pm |
It´s not me...I own an Eureka! (: I think you have mistaken my mask for GG´s.
I was NOT vacuuming in the nude!!!
I was dusting
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07 Jul 2009 Tue 09:25 pm |
I was NOT vacuuming in the nude!!!
I was dusting
Feather or Swifter?
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07 Jul 2009 Tue 09:26 pm |
Feather or Swifter?
Feather of course
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