15 Side-By-Sides Showing What Letting Go Of The Hijab Looks Like For Real Women

Okay, I want to to point out a statistic I base my "blame" on: 751 group räpings in 2025 in Germany, 58% of perpetrators being foreigners, the other 42% own german citizienship. The last part is important since it's not that hard to get that and further migration backrounds weren't considered in that statistic. Säxual ässaults / härassments in public pools are eight times more carried out by non-natives. Overall the amount of SA and räpings went up by 72% in comaprison to 2018, of course that has other reasons too like changed laws but that alone wouldn't drive the percentages up that much. We have a lot of different cultures here in Germany - from all over Europe to huge communities from all over Asia and South America, there is only one demographic that sticks out and has proportionally higher rates of crime in contrast to their share of the population. Has nothing to do with thinking "foreigners are evil", it's proof that there is a systematical issue with one cultural identity

That still, of course, can't justify group-based accusations on every and any member of said group ... but, there is something deeply disturbing about the things women are forced to adhere to, always justified by religion, and quite frankly, if I do doubt the Koran causes much of it, it would be because even a justification for räpe requires more consitent text at once than you will ever find in that weird book. The first third of it is endless, at least in german non-interconnected few-liners that ramble on and on and on about what atrocities us unbelievers have earned ourselves. I don't think I should pay much respect to a book that declares that "They belong in the Fire, it's their place to be!" in regard to, among others, myself, twice with identical words within two pages. If the Koran even justifies any of those things done to girls and women in the name of Islam, it does so somewhat cryptic and near incomprehensible, but if it prohibites any of it, it's hidden even better...

In which way if I may ask? I have no problems with LGBQT groups, with women having the same freedom as we men have nor seeing them obligated to serve us or being there for reproduction purposes only. I also don't view other people as "infidels" based on religion or inferior based on skin colour. Admittedly I dislike DEI in media and social justice warriors, but that is directed against how it's done and the hypocrisy and not the groups they claim to represent. If you refer to being heavily against the Islam it's not based on believes or some cultural stuff but behaviour and customs as political system - I see very little difference to facism in how things are handled under a muslim theocratic system, difference being that it's based on old timey religion in contrast to the rather new idea of a superior national identity. People are free to believe in who or whatever they want, but it has to stop when that believe is used to justify causing harm to others

You're safe, Fox, there are problematic tendencies that are at least associated with Islam. Caused or not - we don't need to answer that here, but generally, should consider very conservative sorts of religiousness, generally, as what it is - not actually conservative, but only called so for a shift in meaning, as conservative, by definition, defines a tendency to remain - to remain open to anyone marrying anyone, for example. Their take, at least by our timeframe and standards, is not aiming to remain, but to at least for the women they consider theirs, to turn back time far enough so nobody alive today has seen the equivalent being in place around here, or anywhere even, maybe. Islamism doesn't just happen and is bad, M'Kay, out of thin air, but from a just-bordering sort of religious nuttiness that in and of itself is already deeply problematic and worrying. The rightwing nuts, however, differ in e*******n, but that's besides. They tend to be more religious as well. Hm...