Muhammad Al-Munajid: how come modern sports – especially women’s sports – involve the exposure of private parts? It is well known that the Olympics – both in the past and the upcoming games... the world’s worst display of women’s clothing is the women’s Olympics. No exposure of women’s private parts on a global scale could make Satan happier than Olympic games that include women’s sports.
Interviewer: And in a scandalous manner...
Muhammad Al-Munajid: Yes. It is an enormous Satanic issue.
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Beijing or not... I call it Bikini, anyway... because they are likely to display women in the worst possible way in these “Bikini” Olympic games.
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What women wear in the Olympic games are among the worst clothes possible. The inventions of Satan, with regard to the exposure of the body in gymnastics, in swimming, in whatever, in tennis... Women have never got naked for sports like they do in the Olympics. It is aired to billions of people worldwide. The problem is not just with the spectators who are present. The whole thing is aired on TV...
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Ok, I make it short:
This affects you how exactly? You don't like it? Just don't watch it. And why are men in shorts ok, but women outside of Burkas are the work of Satan? On a second thought, don't answer my question. My brain has sufferd enough by just reading your interview.
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In the original Olympics, people competed naked. I don't mean little shorts naked, I mean bare-ass, balls-swinging-in-the-breeze naked.
And to think, the ancient Greeks played naked.
Pull your tribal head from your tribal arse, Al-Munajid. The sports, along with so many other things, are not accountable to you or your dogma.
Ban television from your country, and leave the rest of the world alone. I'd like to see how that goes down.
Ok, Muhammad Al-Munajid, just admit it!
Tell you what dude. You run the 1000 meter in a burkah, and THEN you get to shoot your mouth off. Or collapse from heat exhaustion and learn that it's better to shut the fuck up, whatever comes first.
In the original Olympics, WAY back when, all the athletes competed NAKED. Bare-ass butt naked.
Put THAT in your pipe and smoke it, asshat.
"Muhammad Al-Munajid: how come modern sports especially women’s sports involve the exposure of private parts? It is well known that the Olympics both in the past and the upcoming games... the world’s worst display of women’s clothing is the women’s Olympics. No exposure of women’s private parts on a global scale could make Satan happier than Olympic games that include women’s sports."
I must be watching the wrong events!
Im watching Women's Volleyball right now - and yes they are bikinis I guess, but they arent sexual. More like designed for maximum movability and comfort, just what you need when playing a sport that has lots of moving about and jumping.
As for the swimming - boring old one pieces, sorry.
Anyway, nothing private, unless skin is considered private to this nutter.
as already said (YOU BASTARDS BEAT ME TO IT) at the original games, the athletes (male only) used to compete naked (drool, glistening muscles, gasp!!....)
wait, am i missing some beach volleyball camel toe?
it would be the only thing that made that "sport" bearable.
Oh, shut up. The female Olympic athletes don't compete naked anymore than the male ones do. It may come as a surprise to you, but women competing in sports isn't anything new. In Sparta, women were expected to be strong and healthy in order to bear strong and healthy children. There was even a separate festival for women in honor of Hera.
Just admit it: you're either a petulant spoilsport who can't let anyone have fun or you're a hypocritical control freak who secretly likes to watch women play sports, but is too self-righteous to say so.
@Marsten: Exactly. What a loon.
Dude ... The only women in the Olympics who wear anything even close to a bikini are the beach volleyball players. The swimmers wear the same one-piece, seamless, NASA-designed suits the men wear.
Not to mention the fencing suits that practically eradicate any trace of femininity. I really wonder which Olympics this guy is watching that allow labia to flap in the breeze.
When you can invent a burqa/sportwear hybrid that doesn't have the thermal resistance of polyurethane foam, the porosity of a bathtub and the drag factor of a coal barge, then perhaps your olympic candidates would be inclined to wear it.
The olympics are a celebration of the perfection of the human form - covering it up would not only defeat the fundamental purpose of the games, but it would also make you massively fail at every single event (If there's one thing that pisses me off more than anything about religious nuts, it's their total inability to think practically if it contradicts their ludicrous tenets).
athletes concentrating on their sport are not trying to be sexy
Although, by toning their bodies to virtual perfection, they usually end up with that as a side effect anyway ...
Exposure of private parts? He must be watching different sports than I (admittedly rarely) watch.
Yeah, I think men and women should be wearing similar tops, just t-shirts in functional materials. Why women's midriff and not men's midriff is to be exposed is pretty strange. But calling the midriff "private" is pretty much...
I'd say the clothes that Leeloo wears in the movie The Fifth Element is worse than the clothes Olympic athletes wear.
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After googling "olympic tennis women", I can safely conclude that my idea of getting naked is pretty far from this dolt's idea...
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Actually, women (and men) "get naked for sports" in the same way, whether it's the Olympics, or European Cup or World Cup. Basically, when people do sports, they don't want clothes being in the way, like Ms Sterry's clothes probably were in the picture above, from the year 1900.
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