Aisha S GaniVerified account

If there are French citizens who care about civil liberties and don't think it's a crime for Muslim women to enjoy the beach, speak up.

.@aishagani Wear the clothes everybody must wear then you can go to the beach.

.@aishagani It's your religion that does not allow you to wear certain clothes. That's your problem, not the problem of the French state.

so people must be forced to wear what they are told on a beach in France? I thought it was a free country?

.@ShafIslam1 Yes! French Country, French rules! People do not have to live in France if they don't like the French way of life.

ok so it's not a free country then?

.@ShafIslam1 I feel free there. You don't feel free there? Go to Saudi-Arabia. Not my problem.

so you are not a free country is what seems to be your answer? You are forcing women to wear what you want?

You know what? This doesn't even appear to be a swimsuit. It's a tunic. An average long-sleeved tunic.

What hurts so much is this obviously is a women who is integrated within society. She wanted to chill on that beach. She didn't stay home.

One does not integrate into a society by rejecting the morals and values of that society, but by embracing them.

If your clothes say "the morals of your society are too liberal for me", you will never integrate into that society.

The clothes also show adherence to strict segregative endogamy. The society is rejected on a fundamental level (marriage).

Your silence makes you complicit. Goodnight.

This applies to you and all the evil carried out in the name of Islam in France and elsewhere that you are silent about too