When I wear shades, I feel like I've protective sheath, so someone in undefined clothing, must be can't judge me by what I wear, or how I wear it?
But these outfits are forced on the wearers by their husbands? They don't wear them by choice, even though, when you see someone interviewed, they say contrary?
I think there is oppression there, really, unless someone that really stands out to defy the burka speaks out, so the reality is these women wear these because of the jealousy of their man. And in OUR culture, that's no good. If I was looking at your wifes t1ts, and you noticed, you would come over and say 'are you looking at my bird', and I'd say, she has nice t1ts, and depending how much was drunk, I'd either be beaten, or congratulated at the compliment. The former normally. But Muslim countries don't drink, so to look at anyone even in a leery way is odd for a Muslim?
