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MUSLIM-AMERICAN OLYMPIAN CRITICIZES HER COUNTRY
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2016 Aug 16, 7:15am 22,120 views 51 comments
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freedom to move to a different country, but also the freedom to change the country for the better through expressio
Yeah just look at all the improvement in Europe
Strategist
2016 Aug 16, 7:52pm
Isn't it great that not only does she have the freedom to move to a different country, but also the freedom to change the country for the better through expression and participation in politics? I love the U.S.!
The only countries we need to change for the better are the Islamic countries.
Isn't it great that not only does she have the freedom to move to a different countr
She has the freedom, but I doubt she would move to another country, because she knows which country is better.
she doesn't realize how lucky she is
even if she realizes, she is still ungrateful. If she wants to make a political statement, talk about the countries where life for muslim women is much tougher, such as Saudi Arabia.
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs239/en/
Rew says
Violence against ANY woman in the USofA is most likely to be a family member or someone close to them. That's not somehow unique to Muslim Americans.
FACT: Globally, as many as 38% of murders of women are committed by an intimate partner. I would say that number is significantly higher amongst muslims
Honor killings, are almost exclusively a Muslim thing though, In India, we see these things amongst hindu people in North India, where people are ass backward. Probably took their cue from muslims during Mughal empire days.
Do you personally know anyone who was arrested for attempting to commit an honor killing or its equivalent(murder of boyfriend on religious grounds)? I do. Palestinians in Gallup, NM to be exact, back in the 90's. In fact, all the gun deaths I saw from the early 80's to mid 90's, which were few, were perpetrated by Arabs on other Arabs.
I wish she would move. I'm sure we can raise the cost of a one way ticket.
Unfortunately her family is a bunch of nutcases from Maplewood, NJ. This is the town that banned halloween in school to avoid offending the religious sensibilities of "minorities". I've
I don't even remember if I ever wore a costume on halloween, but why ban it when 80% are against banning it?
Shaman
2016 Aug 16, 8:22pm
There will be so many that immediately wish her unwell.
Count me in that group! If she represented America half as well as she represents a despicable authoritarian murderous religion, she would have won a medal. Instead she's just another whiny Muslim in a cloth bag we can't afford to ignore (because she's a Muslim and those people is CRAZY!)
Strategist
2016 Aug 16, 8:30pm
I wish she would move. I'm sure we can raise the cost of a one way ticket.
Unfortunately her family is a bunch of nutcases from Maplewood, NJ. This is the town that banned halloween in school to avoid offending the religious sensibilities of "minorities". I've
I don't even remember if I ever wore a costume on halloween, but why ban it when 80% are against banning it?
When we go to their countries, we have to respect THEIR traditions.
When they come to our country, we have to again respect their traditions.
Fuck them.
turtledove
2016 Aug 16, 9:24pm
"When I heard that there had never been a Muslim woman on the U.S. team to wear the hijab, that is when I made this conscious decision to go for 2016.†She added
So, this isn't even about her real beliefs.... Since no one had done it before, she wanted to do it. Period.
Y
2016 Aug 16, 9:33pm
when you talk wearing the hijab, it just sounds like mumbling...
Why can't she use her position to discuss the well-being of her fellow muslim women in the middle east, who are far more oppressed and often, less safe than they are in the United States?
lostand confused
2016 Aug 17, 4:40am
Stupid crazy nutbag. Why does she try and walk with her attire in Saudi Arabia? They will arrest her and lash her with a whip and if she persists-hang her. Jihadists lunatic-of course Obozo met her.
It is funny, the left which claimed to like science is now culitsh to the point of being cartoonish.
lostand confused
2016 Aug 17, 5:31am
Meanwhile, in one area in Syria liberated from ISIS-people celebrate freedom from Islam.
Men shave off their beards, women rip their veils off, one old woman dares to smoke a cigarette!
lostand confused
2016 Aug 17, 5:34am
Meanwhile, this stupid woman wears a scarf over her head-which is allowed-the whole leftist lunatic world hail her as the next Joan of Arc. Einstein was right-Genius has its limits-but stupidity has none.
Rew
2016 Aug 17, 9:24am
So, this isn't even about her real beliefs.... Since no one had done it before, she wanted to do it. Period.
Do you really believe her motivations are as simplistic as "First!"? I think the other things she says give more insight. Maybe its as simple as wanting another good Muslim figure to counter such an easy fear bias that all Muslims are terrorists ready to spread sharia?
For me personally, at the very least, I think some Americans might learn what a hijab is. I'm sure she is receiving so many death threats right now she wouldn't think even that would be worth it ...
when you talk wearing the hijab, it just sounds like mumbling...
... especially when you see things like this. One would think the effort required for Ranina to remain that ignorant would be greater than simply googling "hijab". (sigh)
Rew
2016 Aug 17, 9:33am
This Muslim should of used her other passport to represent Iran.
Her father was a New Jersey police officer and her mother taught special education. She was born and raised in New Jersey.
I think her family can teach more about service to America, and the ideals of this nation, than most white suburban middle class christian whatevers.
Dan8267
2016 Aug 17, 9:55am
Was that the Honor Killing where the 20-year old Iraqi Guy's Daughter was run over for being a whore by her father (along with her boyfriend's mother), and her OWN MOTHER tried to get into the hospital to finish the job, and the cops wouldn't let them in. Here's the Audio of the Mother calling the police, begging to be allowed into the hospital to finish the job.
Religion fucks people up. Beliefs in spirits, deities, and other supernatural entities requires a rejection of rational thought and critical thinking. This is why all religions, no matter how benevolent in mythology or moral teachings, are inherently dangerous and destructive. Rationality is necessary for 7+ billion people to live in peace and tranquility.
Shaman
2016 Aug 17, 10:01am
For me personally, at the very least, I think some Americans might learn what a hijab is.
We all know this already. It's the shapeless sack Muslim women wear to hide their inbred deformity from the public eye.
lostand confused
2016 Aug 17, 10:07am
I honestly don't know why Hillary would meet this critter. She wanted to make a fashion statement-fine. There is no rule against it, she can do whatever she wants -but hey she is a world hero. Now try walking without a hijab in Saudi-that is courage.
Rew
2016 Aug 17, 10:11am
We all know this already. It's the shapeless sack Muslim women wear to hide their inbred deformity from the public eye.
You refer to a burqa, not a hijab. Search "muslim model" click "images".
supernatural entities requires a rejection of rational thought and critical thinking.
Neil DeGrasse Tyson said this specifically in relation to Islam and got away with it....Nice trick, to say the least.
MisdemeanorRebel
2016 Aug 17, 10:49am
Yeah just look at all the improvement in Europe
It's estimated that with MENA people, France's crime rate would be half. It's not just beatings, rapes, and stabbings, but illegal kebab and pizza businesses that pay and collect no tax, cigarette smuggling. Plenty of Algerians on French Welfare owning multiple homes via family members, but almost nobody is legally employed. Like the landlord-drug dealer who rented out to the Rock Concert shooters. Never a job, family members all on welfare, but all living in multiple Paris apartments apparently purchased by the drug dealing cousin.
It's estimated that with MENA people, France's crime rate would be half
Yeah, but their soccer team would not be even half as strong as it is now.
MisdemeanorRebel
2016 Sep 18, 2:09pm
Thunderlips, are you a jew?
My maternal Grandfather was a Lutheran German of Prussian Petty Nobility on one hand and Hugenots fleeing Catholic oppression in Wallonia (in fact my mother's maiden name is literally a word for Hugenot) on the other. My grandfather threw pebbles at the wedding when he married the Anti-christ Mary Worshipper known as:
My Gandmother, who was an Irish Catholic; my great grandfather was a Kelly of County Cork who married my great grandmother, of Norwegian Brewers at a world Conference of Brewing in Paris. Disowned by both sides of their families.
My Maternal Great Grandfather was a Russian (Georgian?) Jew from Batumi and my Great Grandmother was a Russian Jew from Minsk
My paternal Grandfather is descended from Jews who lived in New Amsterdam and were here long before 90% of other Americans, back in the 1600s.
I'm an atheist, who is extra argumentative the way only an Irish Russian Jew Vikings can be.
Tenpoundbass
2016 Sep 18, 3:54pm
My SIL was over last night lecturing me on Racist Trump and his mean views of Muslims.
I asked her if she knew what "Haram" was, no not the stable of ho's that belong to the king but "Haram".
She did not, she didn't even know that Sharia Law was a thing.
It's hard to argue with people when you have bring them up to speed from the beginning.
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A Muslim-American woman competing in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Ibtihaj Muhammad, made history as the first American Olympic participant to wear a hijab while competing. The fencer won her first round, then lost in a second round. She is due to take part in a team competition later on during the Olympics. However, with all the media attention she has received to date for wearing the hijab and speaking out as a Muslim advocate against her country’s treatment of Muslims as well as against Donald Trump, you would think she had already won the gold.
Rather than focus on the fact that she was representing America as part of Team USA, Ms. Muhammad chose to distance herself from her fellow Americans. Before the competition even began, she complained about not feeling safe in America because she was a Muslim. She has been whining about how she feels threatened because of her faith, and has politicized the Olympic Games with derogatory comments regarding Donald Trump’s candidacy for president.
Considering that “anti-Semitic crimes accounted for roughly 60 percent of religious hate crimes last year,†according to a 2015 Washington Post report, and “anti-Muslim crimes now make up about 13 percent of religiously-motivated hate crimes,†the Jewish-American Olympic competitors would have had more reason to speak out about not feeling safe in America. However, they are in Rio to compete for the gold on behalf of their country, not to trash it.
"I wish that, not just my life, but the lives of Muslims all over the world were a little bit easier, particularly in the United States,†Ms. Muhammad was quoted by the Associated Press as saying after arriving in Rio for the competition. (Emphasis added.) “I'm hoping that with my first-time appearance as a member of Team USA here at the Olympics, I'm hoping that the rhetoric around the Muslim community will change."
This is a woman who had the opportunity to meet with President Obama and even offer the First Lady a fencing lesson. Indeed, Ibtihaj Muhammad has lived the American dream. She graduated from a top school, Duke University, where she attended on a scholarship. To fund her ambitions to become a world class fencer, she worked as a substitute teacher and fencing coach. She also founded her own clothing line Louella. And she has gotten some big name corporate endorsements. She missed qualifying for the 2012 Olympics, but continued working hard to make the 2016 team, which, to her credit, she succeeded in doing.
Explaining her primary motivation for going after a spot on the 2016 team, Ibtihaj Muhammad focused on her attachment to the Muslim community, not simply on the honor to represent America. She said, "When I heard that there had never been a Muslim woman on the U.S. team to wear the hijab, that is when I made this conscious decision to go for 2016.†She added: “I am excited to represent not just myself, my family and my country - but also the greater Muslim community."
If Ms. Muhammad were truly interested in representing “the greater Muslim community,†she should use her celebrity status to speak out against the atrocious living conditions of women in Saudi Arabia, Iran and other Muslim majority countries.
Did Ms. Muhammad by chance have the opportunity to speak with any of the very few female competitors from Saudi Arabia, for example? That devout Muslim country discriminates against its own female population, all under the banner of Islam’s sharia law. It is allowing just four women athletes to compete in the Olympics this year, after having received an ultimatum from Olympic authorities in 2012. At home in Saudi Arabia, women are not even allowed to attend national team competitions as spectators, let alone participate in any tournaments or state organized sports leagues of their own. "Our society can be very conservative," said Prince Fahad bin Jalawi al-Saud, a consultant to the Saudi Olympic Committee. "It has a hard time accepting that women can compete in sports."
More generally, there is strict gender segregation in Saudi Arabia. And merely wearing a hijab head cover would not be enough to keep a woman out of trouble for dressing too immodestly.
In commenting on the recent spate of Islamic terrorism, Ms. Muhammad blamed it on an “unhealthy situation†caused by “(M)isunderstanding of religion, of what different societies need in order to thrive.†It would appear that Ms. Muhammad has a basic misunderstanding of the doctrines in her own religion that have fueled violent jihad around the world.
As an example of political correctness run amok, there was mounting pressure on Michael Phelps, who was elected by his teammates to serve as flag bearer in the opening ceremonies of the Olympics, to decline the honor in favor of Ibtihaj Muhammad, who came in second in the voting. Various media outlets called for Phelps to yield. Perhaps the most ridiculous article was a CNN op-ed piece addressed to Phelps by W. Kamau Bell, in which the author says that “America has enough tall, successful, rich white guys hogging the spotlight†and that “Muhammad carrying the flag would be nearly a one-stop inclusion shop.â€
The Olympics should be all about sports competition for the top prize based on merit. It should not be about religious faiths or domestic politics. Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, earned the honor to carry the flag on behalf of the United States. Muhammad has not earned that honor, unless being Muslim, wearing a hijab while competing and trashing her country constitute the new standard of “excellence.â€
http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/263789/muslim-american-olympian-criticizes-her-country-joseph-klein
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