I always figured that's why they call it "Land of opportunity"!
Opportunity toh hai but not everyone knows how to use it.....but something tells me you're one of the select few that do
bilkul nahi badle hype .....stay smiling
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I always figured that's why they call it "Land of opportunity"!
^^^ sleepy time for kids... I guess...
Why didnt you offer your legal services? Their models do that so do car models and in fact even models advertising ANYTHING....just remove the clothes and men wanna buy it...People pay for a certain kind of image Abercombie products offer. Their models barely wear any cloths, and when they do it is sort of there. A salesperson in the middle of that store wearing a head scarf negatively impacts that image.
Folks that buy their cloths could be as shallow/dumb as a rock, regardless this is the image they are paying for.
LOL in that case
aoo na system change kerain
Damm
How are they coping up with the Heat of South India
At least they should buy a white Burka.
That is the problem with the case.If she had applied for job at Victoria's Secret then I'm pretty sure she would had lost the case.
The Justices are not fools, but when they learned that AF did considered that religious demands were a factor in Ms. Elauf's attire, the justices had to do what AF did -- factored in religion in their decisions.There are total of nine justices in US Supreme Court, eight of them voted in her favor, do you think all eight of them are fools?
Simply put, if the company had a strong case they would had won.
A Victoria's Secret or Hooters managerial staff would have done the exact same thing -- assume that the head scarf is a religious mandate. Whether the religious mandate is factually correct or not is a different issue.An Abercrombie assistant manager considered Elauf a "good candidate" but wasn't sure whether her headscarf violated Abercrombie's so-called look policy, according to the EEOC brief.
That assistant manager consulted a manager, explaining that she thought Elauf wore the scarf for religious reasons. The manager said the headscarf wasn't permitted, even if Elauf wore it because she was a Muslim, according to the EEOC.
its a head scarfthat is not a headscarf... that is almost a burqa.
why does she want to spread unpleasantness??
its a head scarf
what you posted above was the horrible horrible ninja dress,well, headscarf is what this syrian soldier is wearing ( photo posted in post 17 )...
what the lady in the op is wearing is like the extended headscarf from the india photos i had posted two months or so ago ( the typical modern indian muslim female school students, esp in south india ).
Why didnt you offer your legal services? Their models do that so do car models and in fact even models advertising ANYTHING....just remove the clothes and men wanna buy it...
BUT how does that have anything to do with being a slaesperson? Just coz carshow room hire such model, you wont find their saleswomen 80% nude as on tv...Irrelevant and cant even call it logic!
nowadays they look like city of ninjasneed help of the socialists??
many muslims nowadays in south india are "more muslim" than the arabs, so i suppose their faith is getting them through the summer.
then bangalore and hyderabad will look like the city of ghosts.
what you posted above was the horrible horrible ninja dress,
this and the original post are both technically headscarves
nowadays they look like city of ninjas
i dont care that much, as long as a mullah cant hide in itbut a elongated version... which makes it questionable.
lol, this is getting to damn popular in Pakistan too, o think we had modern Muslims such as M A Jinnah, and thinkers such as Iqbal, and dictators such as Ayub Khan.oh, you should visit south india of now... almost taliban-land.
to think that once hazrat tipu sultan ever ruled here.
btw what has this got to do with Tipu Sultan?