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It clearly is an insult, a way to mock and make a degatory remark about his wifes clothing and life style, tried to demean her quite openly, but I wouldnt call the police for it (but for sure would with the way the other guy acted...). I heard way worse stuff, around after 9/11, for example...

I think it somehow got more common laters years, when anti-islamic sentiment grew in the world, and as a reaction to it, parts of the muslim world became more radizalized. Before that it was an obsecure minor traiditon by some ultra conservative countries (or rural societies). For examples...

But I would think people would have gotten used to hijabs by now, that its nothing comprising or controversial at all. The stereotypical negative connoations should have worn of by now, and be a more casual part of a minority religion (in Europe, west). It totally defeats the purpose of having...

I think Hijabs have to be an individual thing, like that teacher trying to indoctrinate kids (the consequences should be for that teacher, not hijabs in general), but hijabs in general should be allowed all over IMO.

Seven, I was talking about hijabs up there, Burqa's way too much (also a identity thing, who the heck are you supposed to knows who is who, impractical for basic stuff like the bank, the police, the airport, or anything else that requires ID. Plus it really isnt anything religious about it, just...

This is a big no no, and shouldnt fly even for a second. Though weirdly enough biggiest crooks for this are the extreme ataturk worshipping secularists Turks. Disallowing hijabs in Unis and several work places etc.

I dont care about Sarkozy or whatever, and will be very brief, Hijabs (covering the hair) :tup: :tup: :tup: Burqa's (see what Fred said for why) :tdown: :tdown: :tdown: