(NEWSER) – Two Egyptian lawyers are taking an actress to court for the lacy, partly transparent outfit she wore on the red carpet in Cairo last week, the New York Times reports. Rania Youssef, who’s in her forties, could get five years in prison for her garb. “It was the first time that I wore it and I did not realize it would spark so much anger,” she wrote in a social media post, per the BBC. “I reaffirm my commitment to the values upon which we were raised in Egyptian society.” Samir Sabri, one of the lawyers who brought the case, says her outfit “did not meet societal values, traditions and morals” and undermined “the reputation of Egyptian women.”
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Islam sounds like such fun.
Their little fag soldiers.
#7thCenturyValues
#MeKillYouToo
I would place my daughter into in-house jail if she wore that dress, and I’m not muslime. Not a good choice. You want your daughters to be exhibitionists? And if yo don’t have a daughter, what if you did?
“Undermined the reputation of Egyptian women”
What reputation?
For 10,000 years we have gotten women to almost run around naked, and before we can achieve our dream, the women-hating muslims are fighting to get them more covered in clothes than a Chicago hobo in winter.
Where’s the feminuts?
They know Christians and Jews won’t kill them.
Why rush to judge the muslims? It’s not like they stoned her.
Be patient, it’ll come.
Western feminazis are more concerned about the red hoodies that they’ll soon be forced to wear.