Have Hijabist right to impose their will in sex driven businesses in the West?
Reader comment on item: Islam Driving the Social and Legal Agenda in the West

Submitted by Svet (United States), Sep 24, 2009 at 13:22

Daniel,

Did you see this "...Abercrombie & Fitch Faces Lawsuit Over Muslim Headscarf"....,

http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20090924/us_time/08599192560700

a case already addressed in 2008 -CAIR have been endorsing this law suit here?

http://www.cair.com/ArticleDetails.aspx?mid1=674&&ArticleID=25262&&name=n&&currPage=1

How far islamists will be driving legal agenda in the West?

Abercrombie sells sex related items- that's their marketing , thus not conforming with Hijabs, and vice versa...If we do not control this trend, soon Nikabist and Burkanists will want to star at the cover of the "Sports Magazine", dressed ridiculously. (You cannot discriminate- sure and you cannot obligate people to buy Sports Magazine with a monster as a star- thus putting the business in bad shape

How dare you Muslims....Now those who provide jobs to normal people, will start losing assets, thus providing less jobs to normal Americans, b/c Muslim parasites want to make easy money and live their dirty Islamist dream.

Sorry, Muslim females ....Hijabists, fully cover to respect this Islam do not arouse sexual appetite- this it is bad marketing to watch a Hijabist selling Fitch Articles....It truncates people, and it make the store lose customers...It is NOT sexy.....Do you hear us- NOT sexy !!!

If the muslim wants to work there, she has to dress as the store requires !!!!That's business !!!!

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