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Originally posted by ImaMuslim
Has anyone seen this news anywhere else? Where are these 1 million women going to meet, and what kind of hijab would it be, because any kind of outfit that covers your private parts of body is considered Hijab, unless it's Niqab which covers the whole body.
Any thoughts on this?
No racists comments, if you wish to do so, go to hell.
www.presstv.ir
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by BiggerPicture
Don't most hate crime victims have to tolerate name-calling...
Originally posted by CodyOutlaw
Back in those days, it was seen as a status symbol, with these women too precious to be looked upon by mere commoners, etc.
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
Who says her death was a hate crime?
Originally posted by Taz2122
Originally posted by ImaMuslim
Has anyone seen this news anywhere else? Where are these 1 million women going to meet, and what kind of hijab would it be, because any kind of outfit that covers your private parts of body is considered Hijab, unless it's Niqab which covers the whole body.
Any thoughts on this?
No racists comments, if you wish to do so, go to hell.
www.presstv.ir
(visit the link for the full news article)
/facepalm
Look, ignorant #tard; muslims aren't a race!
And you're wrong about what a hijab is.
Deny ignorance, my ass.
Originally posted by torsion
Originally posted by BiggerPicture
Don't most hate crime victims have to tolerate name-calling...
Most hate crimes don't go beyond the name calling. In this case it seems odd that a person would go to the property to pin hate messages on the door before deciding to later go round and beat the woman to death. Repeated visits to the property run the risk of being seen. The community has 50,000 citizens of Arab descent so why all of a sudden is one of them targeted for murder?
The community leader is clearly not fully convinced it is a hate crime - even though the "note" should imply it is. Further, the neighbour seems to have doubts that a break in occurred.
Time will tell.