Onnabugeisha - "She guessed the age of some girls as 7 (which is an assumption) and said For Fucks Sake, Disgusting, Sexist, and told the school to Sort it Out."
Yes, she did. Good on her because these women who were forced to wear hijab when they were 7 say this:
"Standing up for freedom should never be labelled as Islamophobia"
Andrew Doyle:
So you both you've both had experiences where you both grew up in in Iran under this regime, being forced to wear the Islamic dress, in accordance with the morality police. But I've heard women in the West, feminists in the west, sometimes say that it's empowering to wear the veil and this is something that that is, is almost like a feminist symbol. How do you respond to that?
Mooniter:
Well, uh, go ahead, go ahead.
Elnaz:
I would say, to me, that's a symbol of oppression, honestly, because you have to wear it. It doesn't matter if you want to wear it or not. I was seven and I had to wear it to the school, and I did not want to wear it as a seven-year-old. I didn't want to wear it and I had no choice in that. And that means my opinion, as a woman, I got the message that my opinion didn't matter, I have no voice I you know.
I couldn't, so psychologically it taught me how not to say "No" to anything. And that goes from like saying "No" to hijab, saying no to other oppressions that were going on in Iran. So, you know, to ask, kind of accountability, even I would say it affected my my marital life because, you know, I felt I didn't matter.
Andrew Doyle:
So, Mooniter, do you do you think it's just that people in the west aren't familiar with what's going on?
Mooniter:
That's absolutely what it is, um, because feminists, if feminists are always saying that, uh, they're advocating that, "My body, my choice" - how about Iranian women? How is this our body but Islamic Republic's choice?
Onnabugeisha Friday 9 Dec 11:39
"in many Muslim groups, the hijab comes on with the onset of menarche as a sign of womanhood. With 8yr olds now getting their periods, it’s not unusual to have older primary age girls (Yrs 5 & 6) wearing the hijab.
KJK is conflating rite of passage type religious practices with sexual availability."
Here you glorify the sexualisation of pubescent girls and their forced indoctrination into Patriarchal cultural oppression, framing it as a harmless, exotic religious practice.
This is not "feminism" it is cultural relativism in the service of Patriarchy and male sexual rights.
Laughable that you later throw in the hyperbolic cliché "barefoot and pregnant" to refer, ludicrously, to the situation of western women in the 1950s. Yet you are an apologist for little girls being forced to display the symbol of their religiously codified oppression and sexual objectification.
So you think it is fine for little girls to be forced to wear the hijab. How about the niqab? The burqa? Just a little bit of FGM maybe, but not the really bad sort, eh?
After all, FGM is practiced in some communities as a "religious rite".
Onnabugeisha · Friday 9 Dec 17:25
"I belong to them (WPUK). If they think I’m out of line, they can kick me out,
Its not hate for me in my private capacity as a woman . . .
In what sense do you claim to "belong" to WPUK? WPUK does not have a membership scheme that you can "belong" to.
Neither is it a political party, although you seem to think so:
Onnabugeisha · Friday 9 Dec 13:47
AlisonDonut - "Can you post a link to your political party so that we can all see what a true and honest feminist looks like?"
Onnabugeisha - "Of course, it’s WPUK"
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Given that nonsense and your posts on other threads it is obvious that:
a) you are not a feminist
b) you do not "belong" to WPUK
c) you are possibly not even a woman
d) you are attempting to damage the reputations of both KJK and WPUK
e) you seek to pit women against each other and distract them from fighting for women's rights and the protection of children.
What sort of person would do that, I wonder?