Next Sharia courts because “it is their free choice”. Free choice is the biggest hypocrisy of liberals anywhere and it is a reflection of how much woman hatred is internalized.

now, policemen will get mini cameras when they go out in these quaters

http://www.lefigaro.fr/actualite-france/2009/07/03/01016-20090703ARTFIG00333-la-police-de-seine-saint-denis-s-equipe-de-mini-cameras-.php

LOL, if you are looking for smell, try your own armpit. It’s well known fwench never appreciated the use of soap.

On a general note (not to Marie Claude), I find that comment Italians are racist frankly insulting, can you define racist, racist means looking down on someone because of the colour of their skin, or believing in differences between races, which is perfectly logical, after all the average Chinese have a higher IQ then the average European, oooops I am being racist.

Or do you perhaps mean Xenophobic, a irrational hatred of the other due to their different customs that they do not understand, but we have had Muslims living in Europe since the 70’s in large numbers, we have Islam rammed down our throats all the time, I think we understand Islam now, so I would suggest that does not work either.

Next up you will use Islamophobic, but people like me would think it entirely rational to be concerned about Islam, it is not an irrational phobia, after all those guests in a luxary hotel in India were most probably Islamophobic just before they were shot by your definitions…

Perhaps Italians discriminate, its like drinking an excellent Chianti as compared to a terrible one. And if they discriminate what are the parameters used for that discrimination, do they see cultural diversity as adding to their society or destroying the very fabric of their society.

Racist, xenophobic and Islamophonic, definitions used by imbeciles when they are unable to make rational arguments…

I have breastfed my babies, discreetly, on buses, on trains, on aeroplanes, in church (in a back pew); in a small church I belonged to, I once turned up for communion with my happily-suckling newborn tucked under my shawl; and nobody turned a hair. When I had visitors at home – friends and family – if my baby needed to be fed, did I excuse myself and hide in the bedroom? Nope: I fed my baby and continued the conversation.

If I was at the beach – did I run off to find somewhere to hide? Nope: I fed my baby, right where I was. And my husband basked in the reflected glory of having 1. a wife he deems pretty 2. a wife of proven fecundity 3. a wife who can nourish the baby just as the good Lord intended.

But then I live in Australia, where breastfeeding is encouraged, and women may be seen suckling their babies, quite unselfconsciously, in a corner in a cafe, or sitting on a bench in the middle of the mall when they’re halfway through a shopping trip.

When young babies get hungry, they yell. And yell, and yell, and yell; and they CAN’T wait.

On a crowded bus, which would you prefer? That the infant-in-arms in the next seat screams hungrily and miserably throughout the trip (or perhaps is fobbed off with a ‘modest’ bottle [which is a NUISANCE to prepare and has to be sterilised, kept cool or warmed, etc], or…is tucked in under mother’s shawl or coat, quietly and contentedly feeding?

yes, some even dance (ie tetrao)

“What is ‘equality’ between men and women? Common decency? Basic human rights? Respect?”

equality ? the church until not so long time ago said that women have no soul !

We can’t measure a man in term of equality but of complementarity

it is said that men use more their right brain and women the left’s
say, men would be logical and women emotional

I have constated that men could be logically non sense and women emotionally senseful

Fortunately, it’s not true for all

“I certainly don’t want to be a ‘man’”

for I long time I have regretted not to be a man, well in our society, when I was young, I had a reducted space of experiences and no hope to fulfil a job that was typically said for men. Now, it’s possible, I still regret not being born in the seventies