I'm thinking the ladies would appreciate having a reason to not wear shit on their heads while they're running and sweating for 90 minutes but ok. In that case, I want the Mexican NT to wear sombreros and the USMNT to wear cowboy hats while playing.
I'm thinking the ladies would appreciate having a reason to not wear shit on their heads while they're running and sweating for 90 minutes but ok. In that case, I want the Mexican NT to wear sombreros and the USMNT to wear cowboy hats while playing.
Now you also know what the Iranian ladies want to wear or not?
Look, I am completely against Iranian laws of forcing women to wear head veils, but then again, your stance is that they should not be allowed to wear a head veil, so you're not that different.
Now you also know what the Iranian ladies want to wear or not?
Look, I am completely against Iranian laws of forcing women to wear head veils, but then again, your stance is that they should not be allowed to wear a head veil, so you're not that different.
I don't care if they wear it at home. I think it's ridiculous to push for wearing hijabs while playing football. Refer to my Mexican and sombreros example.
I don't care if they wear it at home. I think it's ridiculous to push for wearing hijabs while playing football. Refer to my Mexican and sombreros example.
I don't care if they wear it at home. I think it's ridiculous to push for wearing hijabs while playing football. Refer to my Mexican and sombreros example.
i can't seem to follow the train of thought which leads to the conclusion that hijab = sombrero. i know that ALC is proud of his mexican heritage, but comparing the sombrero to a hijab is just taking it a step too far, imo
i can't seem to follow the train of thought which leads to the conclusion that hijab = sombrero. i know that ALC is proud of his mexican heritage, but comparing the sombrero to a hijab is just taking it a step too far, imo
It could be argued that the enforcement of religious dress by theocratic states is a political statement, which is against the laws of international football?
It could be argued that the enforcement of religious dress by theocratic states is a political statement, which is against the laws of international football?
It could be argued that the enforcement of religious dress by theocratic states is a political statement, which is against the laws of international football?
That is true, but then that only applies to Saudi Arabia and Iran, and i already said many times i was against these kind of laws. What would you do, if say, the Jordanian Womens team wanted to wear head scarves?
That was hilario.
