Despite the shittiness of the situation, I love how in the pictures he’s pure catwalk.
I like practical shawls… they’re really large, square, yet thin so you can fold or wrap it however you like. They’re large enough to cover anything you want, but thin enough not be bulky in awkward places.
I’ve been wearing mine in Canadian winters for several decades instead of more traditional thicker, shorter scarves which I hate.People are murdered every day in Palestine, anyone who’s offended at the mere sight of a kéfié can go get fucked.
they are
woman are being murdered under sharia law, young teen girls are being forced into marriage against their will
all feminists should support the rights of Palestinian women
Israel isn’t doing shit about shariah law, they’re just killing people
Anyone getting upset at a basic piece of garb is just looking for an excuse to be an asshole. You get to wear what you want, so should others (assuming it’s not overly suggestive).
What if it’s a nazi arm band?
Illegal.
And to compare them in this context is a shitty thing to do.
wearing the symbol of politics made famous by arafat is not about race, it’s politics
No. The black and white chequered keffiyeh dates back to before arafat. (ironically because some brit wanted to differentiate between Jordanian and Palestinian forces under his command) Arafat wore it because it was a Palestinian symbol. It’s not a damned Palestinian symbol because he wore it.
Just so you know, you’re wasting your time arguing with a literal Nazi. They literally once justified Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people on the grounds that they need, and I quote, “living space”.
