Navaho Gunleg

Here in the Netherlands, we have this system that gives some ’social’ security to people without a job. Recently, a debate has started that questions whether women, that wear a burqa, that cannot get a job because of the burqa, shouldn’t get any money.

Wow. I made the point in earlier posts, that this anti-burqa thing hasn’t got anything to do with supposedly getting women out of a repressive situation (as the governments want the western people to belief that they’re in). Governments only strive to ‘fix’ the symptom of the problem in the ’system’, but not fix the problem itself.

Hell, they just ‘ignore’ women with burqa’s altogether, we won’t see it, so the problems disappear. But the problems really don’t. This shit only makes matters worse.

Not only are these women supposedly repressed by their beliefs and partner, but now also by the government itself.

Fuck — if a handicapped person cannot work because he’s missing a few limbs, he gets fucking social security. He won’t get a fucking job either because of his missing limbs.

Purely hypothetical: If I couldn’t get a job because of my anti-US and anti-capitalist remarks, should I opt for not expressing such opinions and beliefs so I can get one?

Isn’t that repression?

Purely hypothetical: If I cannot get a job because I wear certain clothes, or express certain opinions that conflict with the general consensus, isn’t there something wrong with the system that preaches so-called equality, freedom and justice?

This capital-driven democracy-system sure ain’t what it’s cranked up to be: it is evil and its viral nature makes sure everybody is slowly but surely sucked into it.

Religion, Burqa, Repression, The Netherlands