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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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alma wrote:AlphDoti wrote:alma wrote:Wewe Alphdoti wacha kuleta mzaha hapa.
Must every thread go back to the Quran? You know very well that the pictures of those 3 ladies at the bottom of your post would get them killed in some Islamic countries. Hiyo sio buibui. So save us on the Islamic angle.
Lets stick to the issue here. If you want a morality thread, open it up with Mukiri somewhere on wazua.
We are talking about a simple issue.
Can you Alphdoti ever allow a Kafir like Alai undress your wife in public? @alma brother, I always know you're a fellow who been exposed to different cultures. I thought you knew the meaning of "buibui"? Who are you to tell me you don't want Islamic angle? Do I dictate when you give non-Islamic angle? Everybody have their own angle. So make your own choice and give your own angle. I don't force you to adopt Islamic angle. As much you have the right to respond to this thread, I also have the same right. As long as I do it within the rules and regulations of Wazua. It is a simple question from @kysse. And I answered. You also give your answer and reasons. About allowing Alai to undress my wife, read my first line. I put a disclaimer there already. I think you were so focused in spewing your words to notice. It's your lady who is going to be undress, not mine! I can bet that! Why because you would have declared fatwa or she will be carrying a grenade. You know you may be taking this like a joke, but there's a lady right now who's in hospital after one of the rapists attacked her last evening in Kayole. One of these Alai rapists actually posted and boasted about it on Facebook today and he's so stupid he's forgotten his twirra password This is no longer about morals but a bunch of people walking around the country deciding which moral people should be having. In your case, since you support Islamist states I can understand why it would seem like a joke to you. A woman stripped a day means that next its your buibui woman. @alma now you're talking. Not coming here and telling oh moral, oh ethics. Yes, I represent morals. Others represent phombe. Others touching women breasts etc. You can keep laughing and mocking the Islamic ethiquette, but the last laugh will be on you. If you Mary the mother of Jesus (may peace be with them both) passed by where you work, you won't even give her a second look. But if one of those ladies wearing g-strings and tangas pass-by, you won't even continue working. Even me, I would be burning inside!!! Now, present those two to an hooligan. Who do you think is likely to tease? Or maybe rape if there was an opportunity for him? So, what I'm saying is, yes those rapists should face the law (not the fake Kenyan law). But also, the ladies need to do their part, please keep your juicy bodies to your husbands.
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Meanwhile, Business opportunities are like buses,there's always another one coming
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ecstacy wrote:Nandwa wrote:
This is purely an elitists thing!
Ask the grassroots on their take!
A vast majority of Mothers advocate for decent dressing! To them, I guess, though the tart- like dressing is objectionable, public undressing of such dressed girls is unacceptable and is in fact criminal.
There is a reason why all hookers dress up like that when on the prowl!
If fighting sexual harassment and assault is elitist, can you please get there ASAP. That's a crime - simple! Last nite alone I can bet you tens of muggings, house burglaries and other crimes resulting in serious bodily injuries or even death happened, yet they dont seem worthy of comment from the elite! The grassroots is more concerned with this kinds of real issues! Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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Can anyone here tell us what 'decent dressing' is?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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Could the limelight this has been given lead to more cases of this?........I fear it could!!! ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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tycho wrote:Can anyone here tell us what 'decent dressing' is? First, define "dress", then "decent". Then we can see what "decent dressing" is.
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tycho wrote:Can anyone here tell us what 'decent dressing' is? Splitting hairs can only get you so far! Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2008 Posts: 4,449
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Nandwa wrote:ecstacy wrote:Nandwa wrote:
This is purely an elitists thing!
Ask the grassroots on their take!
A vast majority of Mothers advocate for decent dressing! To them, I guess, though the tart- like dressing is objectionable, public undressing of such dressed girls is unacceptable and is in fact criminal.
There is a reason why all hookers dress up like that when on the prowl!
If fighting sexual harassment and assault is elitist, can you please get there ASAP. That's a crime - simple! Last nite alone I can bet you tens of muggings, house burglaries and other crimes resulting in serious bodily injuries or even death happened, yet they dont seem worthy of comment from the elite! The grassroots is more concerned with this kinds of real issues! The fact that policemen could stand and WATCH, worse still many elected leaders posturing as this happens should tell you why the silence you prefer is not an option!! On the issues you have raised, why not focus that energy - you are wasting tearing down the defense of women rights - and gather like minded Kenyans to bring positive change??
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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Nandwa wrote:tycho wrote:Can anyone here tell us what 'decent dressing' is? Splitting hairs can only get you so far! Not true. I have asked someone and he's answered simply. You can do it, only it's so vague. It's an emotional word.
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Bulls have really stuck to this thread.. Am, gohill, Guest (17), KulaRaha, luttz, McReggae, rryyzz, Speculz, tycho Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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