Tel-Chai Nation

Here's an odd story from Winchester, about signs posted about town stating "Islam is Right About Women", which, ironically enough, seem to have offended leftists, of all people:

Is it Islamaphobic? Is it misogynistic? Could it be both? That’s what women and Muslims are questioning after seeing signs posted around the Winchester, Massachusetts area that read “Islam is Right about Women”. [...]

Eventually the media was alerted to the instance of the posters showing up around the Winchester area, stirring outrage within “Progressives” who aren’t exactly sure how to respond other than to be emotionally perturbed. [...]

What’s funny here is that if the sign is condemned then it means that they’re against Islam’s treatment of women, which would mean that the people being against it would be classified by “Progressives” as “Islamaphobic”.

If you agree with the message and support the Islamic view of how women should be treated, then it makes you “misogynistic” in the eyes of “Progressives”.

That is an oxymoron, isn't it? For years, they've whitewashed these horrors, and now, they suddenly blench when they see something hinting at all the vile beliefs about women in the Koran, implying it's seen by the writers of the posters as "positive", when truly, it's not.

So what do those leftists and/or progressives think now? Do they realize they've been promoting lies? Or are they just panicky because the signs can actually verify what opponents of Islam feel is repellent about the Religion of Peace?

Labels: dhimmitude, islam, misogyny, Moonbattery, United States