So I definitely won’t be watching it then...I don’t need more aggravation in my life
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When I see a niqabi in my neighborhood, yes, I cringe. It’s a natural reaction to seeing a faceless figure. But, for me, the next response is sadness followed by anger. I’m sad and angry that her soul is rotting under there and that she feels compelled to wear it.
A lot of other ppl already view her w disgust. When you add fuel to their fire by asserting that they are the filthiest youre unfairly maligning women that are already so, so, down. The audience hearing you is in the West. The niqabis here are more likely victims not sex workers
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My interview w Dave was my very first. I tripped over my words, didn’t finish sentences, and was so nervous I’d forget why I was saying mid-sentence...so I get that there’s an element of misspeaking. But you said you’ve done over 400 interviews, so I don’t think this was in error
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think you really do look down on niqabis. That’s something you can have a chat w yourself about. Clearly, like any demographic, some are not good ppl. But, in general, those women are more likely victims of their ideology, family, society etc.
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