Comments by "Data-JY" (@DataJYdocs) on "Halima Aden; The first hijab-wearing model speaks about leaving the fashion industry - BBC News" video.

  1. Clearly, hijab is similar to black-whole: 'gravity' pulls so much that even 'light' can not get out.
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  2. Restrictive clothings (like hijab) are silent-weapon shooting against the Human Rights.
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  3.  @inspire7796  Rigorous integrist’s instruments (hijab, niqab, chador, burqa etc.) are announcing and illustrating a precise political movement (the islamic revolution) and the religious philosophy to which this movement is linked (fundamentalist totalitarian theocracy). Thus, rigorous integrist’s instruments are displaying a revolutionary political movement in the form of a religious symbol.
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  4.  @inspire7796  The problem is those fundamentalist’s principles intrinsically involve elimination of opponents (the infidels): that is to say all those who do not share that philosophy (fundamentalist totalitarian theocracy). Including you.
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  5.  @inspire7796  Down in the middle of the community (modern humanist society), people share and encourage this common standard of achievement (Human Rights) for All People and for All Nations. Institutions and social infrastructures precisely embody and reflect the values and principles of Human Rights. The very utterance of this society, in all fields of expression (arts, clothing, lifestyle, leisure, celebration, etc.) precisely tells and disseminates these values of a Humanist Nature. In that context, crafty introduction of fundamentalist totalitarian theocracy by subtle propagation of rigorous instruments (restrictive clothing adornments) is giving a finger to that modern humanist society.
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  6. he can't even read! lol
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  7.  @inspire7796  There is significantly more pertinent ethics & morals in De Lafontaine's Fables.
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