Moslem girls with head cover

[edin日本]

western guy and his muslim girlfriend go on holiday to malaysia resort - book a hotel room.


middle of the night the religious police burst into their room arest them both.


both spend a few days in jail before the western guy is taken to the airport.

What happened to the Muslim woman? Whipped? Beheaded? Fined?

[Hijinx]

What happened to the Muslim woman? Whipped? Beheaded? Fined?

Spanked....

[edin日本]

Spanked....

It take it you enjoyed doing it.

[Hijinx]

It take it you enjoyed doing it.

It's quite impossible not to.

[ozzijp]

Although my daughter is out of Kindy now, I used to love it when I would go and pick her up and she would spot me from about 30m out and come running over at full throttle. Can't see that happening with the Burka. Aside from that, I think I am pretty much pro-Burka.

[monkeywrench]

I wasn't wrong. Every point that you made in your racist comments can also be attributed to the Japanese. The only difference is the culture- you are ok with Japanese but not with Islam. Cucashop boy's assumption that you are not racist because you are into Japanese girls is flawed - all it means is that you are not racist towards Japanese girls.

Muslim isn't a race. Neither is Japanese for that matter. So yes, you are wrong.

[sunnyshine]

Due to the stories I have heard however I guess it's best to leave them be unless you know that they are down.

AFAIK their family won't allow it. If they are true moslems.

Deciding not to form an intimate relationship with someone because of possible repercussions in that person's family and community and ultimately on your relationship with that person is not racism. It's prudence.

So in conclusion, even if the girl herself is fine and open-minded (which I assume she is, being US-educated and having been traveling & living independently by herself across US & Asia), it's the family and her communities that would be the bigger issue?
I quite understand if this happens in muslim countries like Malaysia or the Middle East, but is this still the case even for people living in big city like Tokyo? I just find it hard to believe..

Although my daughter is out of Kindy now, I used to love it when I would go and pick her up and she would spot me from about 30m out and come running over at full throttle. Can't see that happening with the Burka. Aside from that, I think I am pretty much pro-Burka.

Hmm, actually by head cover I was referring to scarf. It only covers the hair and comes in different colors, definitely not the face covering black cloth thing.

[cucashopboy]

So in conclusion, even if the girl herself is fine and open-minded (which I assume she is, being US-educated and having been traveling & living independently by herself across US & Asia), it's the family and her communities that would be the bigger issue?
I quite understand if this happens in muslim countries like Malaysia or the Middle East, but is this still the case even for people living in big city like Tokyo? I just find it hard to believe..

If I was convinced the relationship would not cause problems with her family and community, then I would not have a problem with dating a woman from a religion that forbids such a relationship. It would take a lot of convincing though.

[HarderFasterBaby]

I quite understand if this happens in muslim countries like Malaysia or the Middle East, but is this still the case even for people living in big city like Tokyo? I just find it hard to believe..

How about a big city like London?

"But the case has turned the spotlight on so-called ''honour'' crimes in some of Britain's migrant communities. About a dozen women a year die in acts of revenge over breaches of ''honour'' that might include refusing to wear traditional clothes or accept an arranged marriage, or choosing a man of whom the family disapproves.
UK police recorded more than 2800 honour attacks in 2010, a figure that is understated because only 39 of the country's 52 police forces revealed their numbers. Among the 12 forces able to provide comparison figures from 2009, there was an overall rise of 47 per cent in such incidents. Five hundred of the attacks were in London."