Australia's Muslim Supreme pervert/guide

Gateway Pundit has the post on the perverts latest pronouncement in which he says:

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The first group... he said are the women who are badly veiled who are like buses who everyone and anyone can ride.

The second group... are women who are wearing scarves without the Islamic overcoats; they are like taxis who only pick up certain passengers.

And finally, in the third group... there are women like my wife who are like donkeys who let only one person ride them!

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This just demonstrates what a sexist pig and pervert some Muslim clerics can be. One of their objectives is to put sacks over the head of all women to protect the poor Muslim men who have no impulse control. It probably has never crossed his mind that they have poor impulse control because they have been taught by other sexist pigs to act that way. Most mature adults can see a woman's hair without jumping to the illogical conclusion that she is available for sex. The conclusion itself is nuts. It is not about religion it is about mature and intelligent conduct.

The Supreme Pervert obviously has no credibility as a religious guide. I also feel sorry for a woman who is married to a guy who compares her to a jackass.

Update: It appears the perverts in Iran are harassing women again for what they wear and don't wear according to The Spirit of Man. Colorful clothes and exposed hair rate $50 fines. The blog has links to the clothes and hair police in action. What a bunch of perverts.

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