Mohammed was the original feminist. He was just like Bill Cosby except he didn’t bother with the pills. And today’s Muslim countries continue to carry on his horrible terribly legacy. And no place carries it on quite like Saudi Arabia. (via Religion of Peace)
As “Women are not allowed” signs have been spotted in front of some restaurants in the kingdom, people took to the social networks to express their displeasure or their satisfaction with the merit and implication of the unusual situation.
Saudis in posts on social networks welcomed the move, explaining that the presence of women in restaurants “caused several social issues.”
“The best thing is to keep women away from restaurants unless they have a male custodian. That way the restaurant is not shut down because of the misbehaviour of an adolescent or mentally unstable woman,” he said, local news site Al Marsad reported on Sunday.
Another blogger, Talal, said that the restaurant managers were right to protect themselves from possible social issues.
“My brother has a restaurant and he says that even though there is a section for families, there are often instances of embarrassment. Several women would come in and would speak loudly without any respect for public behaviour. He says that it is difficult for him to get them to lower their voices,” he said.
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This will happen when these "freedom of religion" bills pass, that allow people to refuse service based on their religious beliefs. Careful what you wish for.
so? its their country, not ours.
supported by your local liberal organizations.
No 10:12, it is the extreme religious conservatives pushing for the freedom to discriminate against anyone they want.
you dont come into my house and tell me what curtains to hang. just like we should not go into their country and tell them what to do.
besides, have you seen the news? i think we have our own issues that we need to take care of.
10:21 Christianity then? Oh, wait...Islam? No...no... Catholicism? Ahhh, I got it... Judaism? Get over yourself, they all have their extreme sects.
The Petition Clause protects the right to petition all branches and agencies of government for action. In addition to the right of assembly guaranteed by this clause, the Court has also ruled that the amendment implicitly protects freedom of association
Cited from Wiki.
We need to send Whoopie and Rosie O'Donnell there to make it interesting.
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