Saudi-Arabia to build a city only for women!, page 6


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reply posted on 16-8-2012 @ 02:28 PM by aboutface
reply to post by RimDaas


I get what you're saying. In my opinion, everything done after the act of oppression of the women is either adaptation or submission on the part of the women. In their situation, I would grab whatever remedy stresses me the least and has less expected negative cosequences.


reply posted on 16-8-2012 @ 03:46 PM by pavil
Originally posted by Cuervo
reply to
post by aboutface



I hope all the women that live there end up trying to get independence. That's one rebellion I'd feel good about supporting.


For real. All the women in SA should move to these cities........we will see how long it will take the men to whimper for them to come back. The men might actually have to work and help around the household and treat their wives as equals.


reply posted on 16-8-2012 @ 03:53 PM by pavil
Originally posted by RimDaas
Hey guys.
Since you are posting your views, the views of a western society where women are allowed to mingle with men and dress however they want let me ask you something, not only about the city but about controversial subjects. Btw, the city is for mostly EXPATRIATE women. Meaning women from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka. That kind of thing. In Qatar they are building a city for workers. This is the same.
Now the questions
What if these women want to live in a separate city? Expatriates have been abused in Saudi Arabia for some time now.
What if women like wearing the hijab?
What if a women wants to dress modestly?
What if a women does not like to mingle with men?
You guys are calling Islamic views barbaric but fail to think that maybe women think it isn't wrong. You guys use the motto 'deny ignorance', yet you simply can't accept the idea that maybe the women in Islamic countries don't care if they were the hijab or are segregated. Before judging someone else look at yourself.


Don't take this in the wrong way, but I'm pretty sure you will. It's pretty blunt.

Beat a dog long enough and he won't ever do anything wrong or even anything else, without the command of their master. I'm pretty sure most slave owners thought they were "good" and "kind" slave owners whose slaves adored them.


What I am saying is that for many many years, women in most Arabic societies have been conditioned to act they way they do. It's not really their free will to do it, it's been ingrained into them since birth. Even then you have women fighting the status quo.... that should tell you that the conditioning they undergo isn't enough to sap them of their free will.


reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 03:53 AM by RimDaas
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by Cuervo
reply to
post by aboutface



I hope all the women that live there end up trying to get independence. That's one rebellion I'd feel good about supporting.


For real. All the women in SA should move to these cities........we will see how long it will take the men to whimper for them to come back. The men might actually have to work and help around the household and treat their wives as equals.


Its not for Saudi women! Its for expatriate women working in industries!! Qatar is making a city for workers. Is ATS going on about how cruel and un equal that is?


reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 03:58 AM by RimDaas
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by RimDaas
Hey guys.
Since you are posting your views, the views of a western society where women are allowed to mingle with men and dress however they want let me ask you something, not only about the city but about controversial subjects. Btw, the city is for mostly EXPATRIATE women. Meaning women from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka. That kind of thing. In Qatar they are building a city for workers. This is the same.
Now the questions
What if these women want to live in a separate city? Expatriates have been abused in Saudi Arabia for some time now.
What if women like wearing the hijab?
What if a women wants to dress modestly?
What if a women does not like to mingle with men?
You guys are calling Islamic views barbaric but fail to think that maybe women think it isn't wrong. You guys use the motto 'deny ignorance', yet you simply can't accept the idea that maybe the women in Islamic countries don't care if they were the hijab or are segregated. Before judging someone else look at yourself.





What I am saying is that for many many years, women in most Arabic societies have been conditioned to act they way they do. It's not really their free will to do it, it's been ingrained into them since birth. Even then you have women fighting the status quo.... that should tell you that the conditioning they undergo isn't enough to sap them of their free will.


Please, that is your own view. Before you start saying how Saudi women are oppressed and live in a primitive stone age society, go to Saudi Arabia and ask Saudi women first. You don't know how the Saudi women live, except for a few news sources and a few hundred anti-islamic and anti-arab sites.


reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 08:53 AM by jibeho
reply to post by FlyersFan



Indeed! But, they would then have to wall themselves in for protection. The lunatic hoards would soon want what they believe is all theirs.

Bizarro World.


reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 09:33 AM by InTheLight
Originally posted by RimDaas
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by Cuervo
reply to
post by aboutface



I hope all the women that live there end up trying to get independence. That's one rebellion I'd feel good about supporting.


For real. All the women in SA should move to these cities........we will see how long it will take the men to whimper for them to come back. The men might actually have to work and help around the household and treat their wives as equals.


Its not for Saudi women! Its for expatriate women working in industries!! Qatar is making a city for workers. Is ATS going on about how cruel and un equal that is?


Everyone seems to be missing the point. It's not for Saudi women, it's for expatriate women, so as to relocate them so the Saudi men don't have to watch the other women of the world doing as they wish.

Outta sight, outta mind?

To NOT be seen and NOT heard.
edit on 17-8-2012 by InTheLight because: (no reason given)



reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 10:45 AM by RimDaas
reply to post by InTheLight



You know what happens to expatriate women and how they get treated? They end in shady places with little help or shelter. This city is being built to help the expatriates.


reply posted on 17-8-2012 @ 11:01 AM by InTheLight
reply to post by RimDaas



The City will also house Saudi and expatriate men workers, so nothing will change for these women.


reply posted on 18-8-2012 @ 05:34 AM by aboutface
reply to post by InTheLight


Then it 's the same-old, same-old? From all accounts I've read, the foreign women workers are already housed separately and their movements and dress are highly restricted. Can you provide a link that says this is for foreign workers?


reply posted on 18-8-2012 @ 06:08 AM by RimDaas
Originally posted by aboutface
reply to
post by InTheLight


Then it 's the same-old, same-old? From all accounts I've read, the foreign women workers are already housed separately and their movements and dress are highly restricted. Can you provide a link that says this is for foreign workers?


I think it's more to do with common sense. Why would women from Saudi families and working families be shipped of to a different city, while their husband and kids remain in a completely different house?
Please provide me with these accounts.


reply posted on 18-8-2012 @ 07:30 AM by InTheLight
Originally posted by aboutface
reply to
post by InTheLight


Then it 's the same-old, same-old? From all accounts I've read, the foreign women workers are already housed separately and their movements and dress are highly restricted. Can you provide a link that says this is for foreign workers?


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