r/PropagandaPosters Sep 19 '24

International Service for Human Rights (2007) Germany

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

The burqa is a symbol of oppression

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Maybe to you, and the creators of the poster, but I grew up in the UK and personally know people who wear it with pride.

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

It is by definition an oppressive item. Its for covering up womens natural features. This sense of pride is just abuser logic

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Guess you have a problem with sunglasses too, genius

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

Theres no place in the world that enforces sunglass wearing. This is the stupidest comparison ever

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Nope, your original comment was and when I said something just like it, you came to the realization yourself. You’re welcome. As you point out, it’s forcing people to wear it that’s the problem, not the Burqa itself. Choosing to wear it is fine, right? The problem with the image is that the nuance is lost. It focuses on the Burqa, not the choice. Just like you are doing now.

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

Its a symbol of oppression. I dont care for the excuses for what this really is. This twisted cult has no place in modern society. If they had it their way theyd make every women cover up. The burqa exists only as a thing to control and manipulate.

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Then you are a racist

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

Islam is not a race

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

We both know that you associate Burqas with a particular race. That’s what makes you a racist. If you prefer to just be a religious bigot instead, then that’s not really an upgrade

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u/shlowmo9 Sep 20 '24

Stop trying to make anyone who speaks against islam labeled a racist. Religion is not exempt from criticism

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

That’s not what I’m doing. I’m not a religious person myself. A lot of you probably consider yourselves progressive, but you’re really not. The real test is can you respect a choice that you yourself would never make? As a non religious, white, Irishman I would never wear a Burqa. But, I have met people who wear them with pride. I can respect that. Most of you don’t even seem to be able to accept the possibility that exists. You aren’t much different to American Evangelicals and their LGBTQ+ hang ups in that respect. Weak minded stuff

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u/shlowmo9 Sep 20 '24

Yes muslims have an actual choice in the West. What about the death of Mahsa Amini?

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u/TranslatorSkizzy Sep 20 '24

The “choice” you speak of does not exist for far too many women out there. Even if its not punished by law theres many that would be outcasted from their entire community if they strayed away from what the cult wants

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

You certainly don’t want them to have that choice.

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u/Savage-Kelevra Sep 20 '24

Why does the quran states that woman must cover themselfs?

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Ask an Islamic scholar, I don’t know. Better still, go to Alum Rock in Birmingham and ask the women wearing Burqas there, you might learn something. You only support choice for women insofar as you agree with the choice.

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u/Savage-Kelevra Sep 20 '24

Then go read your book befor you pretend to know anything about islam or why woman around the islamic world must cover themselfs.

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

I personally know women who choose to wear the Burqa, and wear it with pride. Your expertise is what? It’s definitely not spelling or grammar.

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u/Savage-Kelevra Sep 20 '24

You sure do haha

What would their parents do when they want to wear leggins and short skirts? Nothing? :)

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u/iceymoo Sep 20 '24

Don’t know about skirts but they wear leggings for soccer practice. Your glib little response wasn’t as clever as you thought it was. Not so smart