Faithless vs Prodigy - Funky Insomnia Shit

Could you be more specific? What is being immoral, what is doing bad things in public? Bad girls? And why her father? If she is over 18 or maybe 21 and unmarried will they still call her father? Does her father own her or something?

I think I just felt offended So please explain yourself in more detail. Because what you just said above is a violation of equal human rights and simply sick.

Look CANLI, I perfectly believe that there are women like you who wear any kind of cover because they

1) believe in the reasons behind it

2) don´t necessarily believe in reasons behind it but just do it because it is an order.

And yes, since anyone should have the right to choose their own clothing there is nothing wrong with it. But let me try to explain what my problem is with burqa. It reduces women to a sexual object and an a-sexual object at the same time:

1) Sexual object: she must hide her physical features (hips, breasts, hair etc) so that men will not be attracted to her. This implies that women are viewed by men simply as sexual objects (whether that sexuality comes from the emotions of the female or the male in that point of view, doesnt really matter. it might well be that they think all women try to seduce men by their bodies on purpose instead of thinking that seeing a little boob gives any man a hard-on)

, because if they were just ´human beings like men´, they wouldn´t need protection. Shortly said: by putting a woman in an hijab, you recognize that any man around her, might see her as something sexual and may act accordingly if she wasn´t hidden away.

2) a-sexual object: the fact that it is only women who need to protect themselves from men, implies that the woman is an a-sexual object. A man doesn´t have to ´protect his body from the female looks´, because only men can feel sexual desire, a woman simply doesn´t.

Can you understand that it is this idea behind burqa that I don´t approve of? And let me make this clear: I am not saying anything about women who willingly wear veiling. As I said, it´s everybody´s own choice. If they wear it because they believe it to be a divine order, so be it, if they wear it because they think every man is a potential (eye)raper and that women don´t feel sexual desire, so be it. Who am I to say something? My reaction is to the idea behind burqa. To put it this way: The fact that I am against religion doesn´t mean that I am againsts believers, not at all. The fact that I think covering yourself is stupidity, doesn´t mean I think women who choose to cover are stupid. I genuinely hope that you understand the difference and also understand the problem of covering that I have addressed above.

 Among muslims there is lots of disagreement whether the Quran states if a woman must veil/cover herself and if so, what should be covered.  For me, if there is a ´God´ up there, who sent ´the people´ a book with rules on how to live, why was it written in such a way that it is so easily to intepret words your way? That is just asking for oppression of the weak by the strong and the imposition of rules on the weak by the strong.

That has very different background, history and reasons than the ones discussed in this thread. A difference in terminology is necessary here, and I do believe that türban (as opposed to geleneksel baþöürtüleri)  is a political symbol, which has very little to do with religion. I don´t have time to get into it, but you should have a look at the name Necmettin Erbakan and the development of the türban sorunu in Turkey. You will understand that ´those educated women who refuse to take it off´ aren´t so much concerned about their religion.. (ofcourse this is a generalisation, but ý have seen them so often: wearing tight clothes, lots of make-up and then putting on a headscarf to cover their feminine charms. Yeah sure. So much for religion! I don´t buy it!)

Thanks for your welcome-back wish CANLI ITs good to be back!

 The -i- is the accusative. Just like you say ´seni seviyorum´ and ´seni özlüyorum´ (and not sen seviyorum and sen özlüyorum), ´özlediðim´ also needs an accusative.

Ben söylüyorum = I am saying.     What am I saying?

Seni özlediðimi söylüyorum = I am saying that I missed you.

 Bekleyeceðim = I will wait

Bekliyor olacaðým = I will be in the act of waiting

Düþüneceðim = I will think

Düþünüyor olacaðým = I will be (in the act of) thinking

I think it could be a set-up video. But then again, I can´t think of any other way for them to eat noodles without showing something of their face when being around men ´other than husband´.

Well, for one thing, they would look much prettier if they didn´t dye their dark hair platina blonde, because most of the time it looks yellow or gray, and really doesn´t match their skin and eyebrows.