Thread: Muslim women ask Trump #Canyouhearusnow?

Trump's reaction to her silence was based on the Angry Muslim attack on Trump by the big-mouth husband immigration lawyer worried about his immigration lawyer fees drying up if Trump is elected and Trump imposes his ban on Muslim immigration. I have no problem at all with Trump's question about her silence. In Trump's world of dealing for over a year with grieving mothers who have lost their children to war, to illegal aliens, to crime, to terrorism .... mothers are not silent, they speak out about the issue that took the life of their child. But this display at the Convention wasn't about who or what took the life of their child, it was purely a financial concern related to Trump's Muslim ban that would dry up fees for the Khan's immigration law business earning money from helping rich Muslims migrate to the United States.

That all said .... yes, we hear you. Trump hears you. Trump probably knows more about Muslims and American Muslims than most members of Congress, most Judges, most Governors, most Presidents. Trump actually does business with Muslims here and around the world. He knows the variations of Muslimism. He also knows that foreign Muslimism is different than most American Muslimism. Since the Khans chose to display themselves in a political arena attacking Trump over his ban on foreign Muslimism, Turmp had every right and cause to believe that the Khans were not American Muslims, but still of the foreign Muslimism persuasion which in most foreign countries including the very oppressive to women UAE where they actually migrated from to the US because that's where they were when they moved to "somewhere" in the US, that being very unclear, because some reports say Harvard in Boston, yet the New York Times said it was to a $200 a month apartment in Houston, Texas.

So I have a question. Why do American Muslim Women still wear these scarves and wrap their heads and necks with them? Do you do this as part of your religion? Do you think it is fashionable and attractive? Is it to point out to everyone that you walk by or who sees you that you are Muslim? Is it part of a culture you brought with you or did you choose to adopt it here?

Don't feel stereotyped. I wonder and ask the same question of people who tattoo their bodies and dye their hair purple or wear clothes that show more than they should.

It's just a question about choice of attire, so please don't be offended. Most American women would find covering their heads and necks an oppressive form of dress unless it was cold outside and they were doing it for warmth.

More Muslim political theater. This "group" that is given news coverage could be as big as the protest groups that the MSM likes to cover. It makes me think that these women are advocating allow potential terrorists into our country just because they claim a particular faith.