Yeah, while the short and overly sexualizing clothing women wear in the west are of course tools of feminism, as everybody knows.
Yeah, people disagreeing with the OP aren't doing so out of a consistent commitment to feminism, they're largely doing it out of orientalism.
Lots of women wear Hijab's for reasons not overtly enforced by men. Lots of Muslim women don't wear them. Lots of Muslim women who choose to wear hijabs put an awful lot of effort into styling them in ways that make them feel good. Lots of non-Muslim middle easterners wear them because that's a part of the world with lots of sand, and getting that shit in your hair sucks.
Believe it or not, an entire religion and part of the world isn't as simple as images of ISIS ghouls killing women for not wearing a Niqab.
Only a half truth. Borders may have been loosely defined but they were absolutely defended with violence.
Yes, but the means by which that state violence was organized and carried out often looked very different. Obviously there was some sort of distinction between medieval lordships or what have you, but the organizational form of the modern nation state wasn't codified until the Treaty of Westphalia, which ended the 30 years war. This was co-constitutive with the enclosure of common land, and the birth of modern capitalist property relations.
But the nitty gritty details are besides the point. The main thing I'm stating in my comment is that OP is making a falacious appeal to nature. As though a dog pissing on a rock somewhere says anything at all about how humans should conduct border policy.
Send his ass to the middle east, so he can become the leader of the IRGC, be declared the Mahdi, topple the American Empire, and then take over the world
Shit, I didn't know the .world admin situation wad so bleak. Anyone with any sense should leave, because of the Zionism, but because it's clearly not being well managed, in general.
Tbh, a balkanization of .World would be good for the Fediverse. Everyone jumped on it after the Reddit API exodus, it became too centralized ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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