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This is from ACA if it works, otherwsie I will post the link

I was walking along Bondi Beach with some 'fellas'.
Upon our conservative right, were women attired in the Burqa.
Upon our radical left, were women attired in g-string swimsuits.

Now ask yourself this: What group of women would arouse 'sexual interest' in the group of males? Also, which group of women would be harrased, due to this sexual interest? Also, which group of women would suffer the consequence of 'sexually inferior males' who are unable to control such an inferiority?

Now consider this. Back in the 'old days' (when the Christian Religion crushed all empowerment of a Medical Europe in the the name of 'saving' people), population control was a issue many times in many places during many empires ....especially empires that feared being out-bred by its slaves. The Islamic Religion brought into effect a form of CONTRACEPTION. Sure it is kinda primitive, if not a bit backward, in this day and age. But for the people back then, wearing a Burqa was a PREVENTION that was better than a CURE. It is also a very practical attire for the environmental conditions of that area.
I find it hypocritical that nations with the highest divorce rate in the world and whose children seem to be having 'sexuality' problems, condemn other cultures and nations about how they treat women. I think Western Women are too CAREER minded to bother about taking the raising of children seriously for all but a whim and probably explains why they aren't increasing in population (especially in Australia). Maybe its the slow sterilisation of each generation with the use of the PILL and its side-effects, along with high levels of drug and alcohol use in the name of retarded off-spring with all sorts of defficiencies. Maybe its because Western Women just don't know how to give birth properly (on back with legs up) and thus need so many cesearians like 'alien' expulsions?

The Burqa? Well I guess Religion has a lot to hide, just like the CIA has for Politics?
The Burqa in Australia? I think the covering of the face is a bit too much, much like a beer too many and one is vomiting in the gutter. Other than this, I think the rest of the attire is pretty cool, especially in a nation full of melanomas.

It_is_the_Darkness wrote on Aug 20^th, 2010 at 12:39am:


I think you've got that backwards. In practice it and other Islamic policies would have the opposite effect.

The aborigines practiced infanticide as birth control. I think it was common in the Roman empire before Christianity.

Like I said then, thank Allah for the Burqa as a Prevention, rather than such a terrible act of infanticide, as the Cure.

I never leave valuables exposed in my vehicle. Those that do, be it a 5 cent peice or a pair of sunglasses, have given reason for their car to be broken into.
I think a lot of Western Women, over expose themselves and thus are treated in ways that eventually lead to Rape sometimes (not all the time). Some women, use it as a weapon and reap $37 million dollars from some poor DJ Boss who didn't have the appropriate protection ...and I'm not talking about a condom.

Like I said, the Burqa has its primitive justification back in those days, over there. These days, over here - I still think it has a future and not just for Moslem women, let alone Religious women. It just intrudes upon the Right for Identity which has nothing to do with protecting the Sexuality of the women.
I think Islamic Australians will step up to the challenge and walk with the rest of us into our Australian future. Sadly, I can't see the Burqa lasting the distance, but I can see the Islamic women leading the Australian Fashion scene and industry for the better of us all in our unique appearance in the world.

Now excuse me while I lay down my beach towel on Bondi Beach next to a Moslem who is praying to Allah above on his prayer rug. Unlike me though, he covers up in cloth - where I just cover myself in some sort of chemical spoof. Ah, the One God above.

freediver wrote on Aug 21^st, 2010 at 8:52am:


Don`t forget the main reason for the burqa. There is a lot of power in being able to creep around unrecognised.