Would You Feel Scared if You Saw These People?

[Deleted]

Would you feel threatened or at least a little uneasy if you saw people dressed in such a manner roaming around your town/neighbourhood?

[Kujako]

Not once I realize they're not ninjas.

[Rukh]

No. Why would it?

[Arewn]

dat designer bag tho

[Raetary]

erm no? why would i?

[Dsonsion]

The second one isn't a very good example of a scary muslim, as it looks like a prince of sorts. But yes, an increasing presence of burqas and Shariah law supporters certainly wouldn't make me feel very comfortable.

[Fencers]

No. What. Why?

There are lots of Middle Eastern people in my area. The family across the way are from Saudi Arabia, very nice people. The family a few doors down is from India. About 2 1/2 miles from me is a thriving Middle Eastern neighborhood with lots of restaurants and shops. I work with a man from Pakistan and he's a fantastic doctor & employee.

They're just people, dude.

[Tradewind]

I'd be confused why people left their old country only to bring the same old shit to a new country. Why bother leaving?

[Rukh]

The second one isn't a very good example of a scary muslim, as it looks like a prince of sorts. But yes, an increasing presence of burqas and Shariah law supporters certainly wouldn't make me feel very comfortable.

Its a snazzy robe, to be sure. It looks so much more comfortable than a suit. I wonder where someone gets one of those. I could just sit around in my snazzy white robe with gold cufflinks.

[Kujako]

I'd be confused why people left their old country only to bring the same old shit to a new country. Why bother leaving?

Diné bizaadísh dinitsʼaʼ?

[Shynra]

The first picture would make me feel uneasy because to me those all-covering burqa's are a symbol of oppression and degradation. They're a horrible expression of fundamentalist interpretations of the Qur'an.

[I Push Buttons]

This thread is pretty pointless since its just going to be a circle jerk of everyone trying to show how tolerant and accepting they are.

[Kujako]

The first picture would make me feel uneasy because to me those all-covering burqa's are a symbol of oppression and degradation. They're a horrible expression of fundamentalist interpretations of the Qur'an.

Their face, that other woman's tits, both covered for stupid religious reasons.

[Tradewind]

Diné bizaadísh dinitsʼaʼ?

No cuz I'm not in New Mexico/Arizona, I'd be speaking Blackfoot But this also 2015, not 1715

[Revi]

No.

I'd be worried the bottom guy was too poor to buy climate-appropriate clothes though.

[Zapgreen]

Nobody would want to jihad my town, it's just too insignificant. I would just assume they live somewhere nearby since I can't even claim to know 1% of the people in my area. No real reason to feel threatened in anyway.

[Authary]

I'm not a fan of people who conceal their face but the guy in the second pic looks friendly.

[Trollokdamus]

Threatened or scared? Don't think so, however it would depend on how many of them I see and how they are behaving.
But uneasy or uncomfortable? Sure.

[Dezerte]

The former would be a bit awkward in social situations I think, not being able to see their facial expressions.

[Tradewind]

The former would be a bit awkward in social situations I think, not being able to see their facial expressions.

They could totally be giving you the gears from under there.