People love religious freedom except when it’s not their religion.
In a published article, ABC News seems to be celebrating women's oppression, according to the following quote -
"Sports Illustrated is proving that a girl that's wearing a bikini could be right alongside a girl that's wearing a burkini. And as women we can come alongside each other and be each other’s biggest cheerleaders."
Looks like she is covered in a pile of laundry.
So we have the bikini and the burkini - 2 extreme ends of the spectrum. Why can’t they design something lovely in-between for those who don’t wish to show everything, but have no need to coverup everything?
I don't know what feeling to have about this....we mean, we're all for freedom and respect.....but a question comes to mind......these muslim women....if they new there would be absolutly no concequences for their choices on who to be and how.....would they still choose to be covered from head to toe?????????
Mmmm..we don't think so....
Fight for your personal freedom....not to be able to wear a coloured burkini instead of black...God...We have pictures of my late grandma covered from head to toe about 100 years ago...taken on beach in California!!!!
We're thinking Sports illustrated is going to suffer in sales..its mostly men I think that purchase this issue.....so while the clothing is pretty it is not why guys buy it...will be interedting to see how sales react. How hard women have fought for freedom of choice, right to vote, etc in USA????
That’s like putting a beef burger in a vegan magazine.
Then they celebrate a male dominant Sharia law rule in their magazine!!! Burn your copies ladies! Put in an envelope and mail it to sports illustrated.
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