America should learn from France and ban the burqa
Now for something better involving France, and that's Christopher Hitchens writing in the NY Daily News (via Hot Air Headlines) about what the United States could learn from France by banning the burqa in public. Most notable in this op-ed is when Hitchens says about the burqa:
On a related note, Phyllis Chesler writes on Pajamas Media about how the al Qaeda has threatened France over their wish to ban the burqa, and how America is likely to be in their gunsights tomorrow over the same issue, no matter what appeasement Obama tries to offer.
It is quite plainly designed by men for the subjugation of women.I think that's quite right. It is nothing more than a male invention, in a male mindset, and totally unfeminine to begin with.
On a related note, Phyllis Chesler writes on Pajamas Media about how the al Qaeda has threatened France over their wish to ban the burqa, and how America is likely to be in their gunsights tomorrow over the same issue, no matter what appeasement Obama tries to offer.
Labels: France, islam, misogyny, terrorism, United States
