@Gegi

no, I’m talking about hijabi soccer/football players. I’ve never seen one exposing arms and legs.

Yes, I’ve seen hijabis with tight jeans, tight tops, and lipstick but that’s their right and who are we to judge? If they feel that they’re doing something religious and as long as it doesn’t affect us, who cares?! Why are we telling them how to dress or not to dress?!

Tozmi, could you please show me a picture of a pro hijabi with legs and arms exposed cuz I haven’t seen any?

I propose an experiment. Get the women to wear protective headgear, like Petr Cech of Chelsea does. It can cover their hair, and if there is STILL resistance from FFF, then their evil intentions will be clear for everyone to see. Yes, no? Maybe?

Wait..sooo is this part of the plan to ‘liberate’ Muslim women and allow them to enjoy all that is Good And Western? I don’t get. No, really I don’t.

Dear JD: I agree with you. Any Ugandan politicians that would push the execution of homosexuals etc are wrong. Infact, what they are doing IS EVIL. For Christians, Jesus has the last word. We are to hate the sin, BUT LOVE THE SINNER!

you can also read this article

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/13/thapelo-makutle-south-african-gay-transgender-pageant-winner-death_n_1593972.html

and
Uganda to introduce death sentence bill for gay ‘repeat’ offenders

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2098210/Uganda-introduce-death-sentence-gay-repeat-offenders.html#ixzz1zvKBES3V
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These dictatorships are not doing this because the USA backs them but because of Sharia law??? Really Please Google “Operation Ajax”
please show me where it says to keep women inside all day dont let them drive and vote in Islamic law…. It was actually Islamic law that give arab women right to vote and own property few 100 years before western nations caught up.These Dictators use religion and or anything to stay in power look at Sadaam Hussain Look at the Royal family count the number of houses they own or owned
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Right where there is Islam the Non Muslims are killed that is why there are

Lebenon
# Total population­­­­­, including non-Christ­ians: 4 million
# Percent Christian: 34-41%

Syria:

* Total population­18.1 million
* Christian: 5-9%

Palestine
• Total population: 4 million
• Greek Orthodox: 35,000
• Melkite: 30,000

Egypt:
• Total population: 83 million
• Copts: 7.5 million
• Greek Orthodox: 350,000

Iraq:
• Total population: 27 million
• Greek Orthodox: 100,000

Iran has 20,000 Jews living there

Are you sure you looked took me less 3 sec

October 2010, another named Rolling Stone
(unaffiliated with the American Rolling Stone) published a story featuring a list of the nation’s 100 “top” gays and lesbians with their photos and addresses. Next to the list was a yellow strip with the words “hang them”. Julian Pepe, a program coordinator for Sexual Minorities Uganda, said people named in the story are living in fear and attacks have begun prompting many to abandon their jobs while some have relocated. The paper’s editor justified the list to expose gays and lesbians so authorities could arrest them, while Nsaba Buturo dismissed complaints from gay people and sympathisers by stating that protests about the outing is part of a campaign to mobilise support and sympathy from outside the country.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uganda_Anti-Homosexuality_Bill#Outing_gay_people_in_the_media

You also said “Despite the old testament verdict, Jesus says we ARE NOT to punish others ourselves because we too are sinners”

same article took me

The private member’s bill was submitted by Member of Parliament David Bahati on 14 October 2009. Same-sex relationships are currently illegal in Uganda—as they are in many sub-Saharan African countries—punishable by incarceration in prison for up to 14 years. ====> The proposed legislation in Uganda has been noted by several news agencies to be inspired by American evangelical Christians. A special motion to introduce the legislation was passed a month after a two-day conference was held in which three American Christians asserted that homosexuality is a direct threat to the cohesion of African families. Several sources have noted endemic homophobia in Uganda has been exacerbated by the bill and the associated discussions about it. American evangelicals have also been accused of taking advantage of social and economic circumstances in Uganda to export the American culture war to Africa<===

Still same article which took me 3 sec to pull up

American evangelists active in Africa are being criticised for being responsible for inspiring the legislation by inciting hatred with excessive speech by comparing homosexuality to paedophilia and influencing public policy with donations from American religious organisations. Among the critics are The Times,[28] Jeffrey Gettleman in The New York Times,[11] Time,[29] PublicEye.org, The Guardian,[12] a pan-African internet news journal for social justice named Pambazuka News,[30] and an international organisation with a similar objective named Inter Press Service.

You can also read this article

Highest Number Of Anti-Gay Murders Ever Reported In 2011: The National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/02/anti-gay-hate-crimes-murders-national-coalition-of-anti-violence-programs_n_1564885.html

or look at this report from this article

http://www.avp.org/documents/NCAVPHVReport2011Finallowres.pdf

But I will not like others blame all of Christianity and Christians or Ugandans for these Ignorant actions…
Still same article took 3 sec pull up Amazing what you can find when you want to find it

Several Christian organisations oppose it, including the Roman Catholic Church, the Anglican Church of Canada, Integrity Uganda, Exodus International, Accepting Evangelicals, Changing Attitude, Courage, Ekklesia, Fulcrum, Inclusive Church and the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement. Exodus International sent a letter to President Museveni stating, "The Christian church … must be permitted to extend the love and compassion of Christ to all. We believe that this legislation would make this mission a difficult if not impossible task to carry out."[60] A group of U.S. Christian leaders have released a statement to Uganda about the bill, one of these leaders being Thomas Patrick Melady, former U.S. Ambassador to Uganda.[61] The Anglican Reverend Canon Gideon Byamugisha said that the Bill "would become state-legislated genocide"

what “Islamic republics”(oxymoron) are doing (ie forcing the collective will of the majority on the minority).

lol really

1 You mean the Dictators our goverment and other nations backs like Saudi Arabia when it plays into there advantage . You know like the recent air defense system sold to Syria by Russia

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jun/16/russian-arms-dealer-missile-defence-syria

Which was a FU to America for our Air defence System we are placing close to them and will be used to keep out other nations from interfering in Syria while Bashar al-ASSad kills millions of people who want what … oh yea DEMOCRACY

2. Since Christian Uganda has “Kill the Gays bill ” because Africans see homosexuality as being both un-African and un-Christian I guess any Ugandan killed in America is ok…..

3.Love the Straqman argument by muslim phobes because government X does _____ then treating muslims *who have nothing to do with government x who wants to stay in power and prob treats powerless muslims same as poor minority * in America like nazi did jews ww2 is ok its just payback.

First sports does not promote equality of the sexes it highlights the differences. Also, to make the argument that “Universal values” are strictly secular French values fly’s in the face of the term Universal. I love how promoting equality applies as long as it isn’t religious equality with Muslims.