You know that whole "headscarves are not sexist, it's a choice/act of modesty" strawman used by brainless koran thumpers and bleeding heart hipsters who don't realize what sexism actually is?
Imagine, what if men were indoctrinated to believe they had to wear those superfluous cloths too? Well, these acts of protests do give us a glimpse...
Video
http://a.msn.com/09/en-us/BBv02SU?ocid=st
Article:
http://globalnews.ca/news/2854965/heres-why-iranian-men-are-taking-photos-wearing-hijabs/
>>63359
If you were to suddenly grow long hair after living with short hair your entire life you'd find it uncomfortable too. How barbaric it is that in western society women are indoctrinated into believing that femininity is achieved with long hair durr
>>63362
western women dont get acid in their face for not having long hair, thats the difference
and seeing as hair takes a long time to grow you dont notice the difference. this is from a man who did have hair half way down his back, the only difference i felt was when it was cut off
>>63376
What's the deal with /news/ and sincerely responding to blatant bait? Is /pol/ really as autistic as everybody says?
>“Star Wars” Firm Guilty of Health Violations over Harrison Ford’s Broken Leg
>Someone pressed a button that caused the door to close on him with what health and safety regulators say was a force comparable to the weight of a small car.
Put on your tin foil hat people we got a mystery to solve.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/%E2%80%9Cstar-wars%E2%80%9D-firm-guilty-of-health-violations-over-harrison-ford's-broken-leg/ar-BBuSK9F?ocid=ansmsnent11
>>63177
kys
>>63337
seconded
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-36910940
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/07/27/health/florida-zika-cases/
>Health officials in Florida are investigating four cases of Zika that do not appear to be related to travel.
>The four cases were detected in the Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
>Officials are going door-to-door asking residents to provide urine samples and other information in an effort to determine how many people may be infected with the virus. It is possible that someone could unknowingly be infected since 80% of those infected have no symptoms.
is there anything he can't do?
>>63135
>A man has a disease which causes no symptoms and no ill effect so long as he isnt pregnant.
This is yet another attempt by men to keep women in fear! Zika isn't even real, the patriarch are just trying to SCARE US WOMEN!
http://www.vertele.com/noticias/la-extrana-conducta-de-una-youtuber-britanica-desata-la-alarma-en-la-red/
>>62810
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qL-5-w9t5p4
she's just going through some mental problems or drug problems, whatever it is her family is not about to spread word
http://ksn.com/2016/07/25/child-struck-by-car-in-south-wichita/
How is this /news/
>>62657
Because the kid is black therefore the car is racist. Do you not follow this board?
But seriously, I will say this: to get hit by a car in Wichita (esp. in daylight) you're either mentally retarded or the driver was drunk/retarded/trash, and since the speed on a residential square-block side-street was enough to kill I'm guessing the latter.
"Watch that your kids don't cross the road" in a street like that (the map is on the site)? Bullshit -- those streets are fine -- hang the driver.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/25/sport/michael-jordan-comments-race-police/index.html
Michael Jordan speaks out on social issues, and donates $2,000,000 on the cause.
A mix of sports and social news. An interesting article.
>>62622
He's done it again, good chap
I still have a shitload of respect for him when he briefly tried to "reclaim" the Hitler-style mustache.
I know it didn't work (mostly because it's just a stupid-looking mustache), but it took massive balls to do.
http://cloutpolitical.com/or-governor-race-in-dead-heat-measure-97-losing-ground/
>The survey takes into consideration the strong turnout among women voters and weights the sample to reflect a gender turnout that includes 53% women and 47% men.
>In terms of gender turnout, while Oregon men have lagged badly behind women in terms of turnout in the last few election cycles, one might surmise that this is partly because the last two Republicans to run with the GOP nomination have been less than a “man’s man”. This is something you cannot say about Donald Trump, so, if there is anything positive that can be said about the prospect of Trump at the top of the ticket, it could be his ability to motivate non-traditional male voters to come out and pull the lever for him – and for other Republicans down-ticket. If that happens, Pierce stands to gain a great deal.
>The race for President in Oregon remains a dead heat, as it has been over the course of several months of Clout Research polling, with Clinton winning 43% support and Trump winning 40% support. Libertarian Gary Johnson wins 6% and Green Party Candidate Jill Stein wins 3%, and 8% are yet undecided.
I wonder if third party is going to spike.
If it does, Clinton is in deep trouble. She's already within the margin of error. If she loses a percentage point or two to Stein, the state could flip red.
>>63071
Not in any sense that would matter.
A divided Ohio Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional a law that made it illegal for police officers to have sex with minors.
The court ruled 4-3 Thursday that the law arbitrarily added police to a ban on professionals having sex with minors that includes people with authority over children.
It's already illegal in Ohio for people 18 and older to have sex with people under 16.
Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor says the government can't punish a class of professionals like police without making a connection between their job and the crime.
Dissenting Justice Sharon Kennedy says prohibiting police from having sex with minors serves a legitimate state purpose.
http://www.wcnc.com/mb/news/crime/court-rejects-ohio-law-that-bans-police-from-sex-with-minors/284104490
Useless law that does nothing. The thing is already illegal.
>>63451
>he thinks age of consent is 18 everywhere
What exactly sparked this bill into existence? Did police officers previously have some kind of loophole through which they could legally fuck minors?
Was there a scandal involving police somehow legally pounding underage people?
I don't understand what "legitimate state purpose" this law could serve. It seems redundant at best.
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Charges-dismissed-against-Planned-Parenthood-8422998.php
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/david-daleiden-sandra-merritt-planned-parenthood-videos-charges-dismissed/
>HOUSTON - A Texas judge on Tuesday dismissed the last remaining charge against two California anti-abortion activists who made undercover videos of themselves trying to buy fetal tissue from Planned Parenthood.
>District Judge Brock Thomas dismissed the tampering with government records charge against 27-year-old David Daleiden and 63-year-old Sandra Merritt upon the request of the Harris County prosecutor's office.
>Defense attorneys said the pair never should have been indicted. If they had been convicted of the felony charge, each could have been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison.
...
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/cortneyobrien/2016/07/26/texas-drops-charges-against-planned-parenthood-investigators-n2198164
>The Center for Medical Progress is the pro-life group behind the Planned Parenthood videos released last summer that showed employees negotiating the sale of fetal body parts. Instead of seeking punishment for the pro-abortion organization, a Texas grand jury chose to indict the two investigators behind the videos, arguing they broke the law by tampering with a governmental record, using fake identities, and were guilty of a misdemeanor charge of attempting to buy aborted baby organs.
...
>>62598
good
>Hopefully this is one step closer toward the pro-life community holding the real culprit accountable.
Yeah, this totally isn't a biased source, OP.
Regardless, I don't see any reason to charge them with anything, unless they passed themselves off as federal employees or something. That's definitely a felony offense.
>>62620
There are 3 sources in the OP post. Post more if you want.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/07/22/business/ap-us-rig-count.html
>HOUSTON — The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. increased by 15 this week to 462.
>A year ago, 876 rigs were active. Depressed energy prices have sharply curtailed oil and gas exploration.
>Houston oilfield services company Baker Hughes Inc. said Friday that 371 rigs sought oil and 88 explored for natural gas this week. Three were listed as miscellaneous.
>Among major oil- and gas-producing states, Texas gained 15, California was up by two and New Mexico gained one.
>Louisiana declined by two. Alaska and Kansas each lost one.
>Arkansas, Colorado, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming were unchanged.
>The U.S. rig count peaked at 4,530 in 1981. It bottomed out in May at 404.
http://fuelfix.com/blog/2016/07/22/u-s-rig-count-jumps-up-again-with-15-more-texas-rigs/
>Apart from the Permian, other additions included three more rigs in Texas’ Barnett shale, two in the Eagle Ford, and one in the Granite Wash in the Texas Panhandle
>Despite this week’s jump, the oil rig count is down 77 percent from its peak of 1,609 in October 2014 before oil prices began plummeting.
>The price of U.S. oil hit a low $26.21 on Feb. 11. The price was hovering below $44 a barrel at noon on Friday, still well down from more than $100 a barrel in mid-2014.
>>61575
Elon Musk better start reinventing the Model-T
I wonder why the media never talks about this and continues to maintain the fiction that the US is nearing energy independence.
>>62154
Well, since we're still not using anywhere near all our domestic rigs we have no reason to believe our progress toward energy independence is threatened.
This is a consequence of supply and demand, or rather projections thereof, and no more.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/checkpoint/wp/2016/07/28/the-air-force-is-close-to-declaring-the-controversial-f-35-ready-for-combat/
>The Air Force is close to certifying that the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is ready for combat, a declaration that would become one of the most significant milestones in the long and tortuous history of the Pentagon’s most expensive weapons program ever.
>After years of delays, cost overruns and controversy, top Pentagon officials could make the decision as early as next week, some 15 years after the program began.
>In an interview, Gen. Herbert “Hawk” Carlisle, the head of the Air Force’s Air Combat Command, said the jet fighter would likely be declared combat ready “at the leading edge” of a time frame that begins Aug. 1. Once that happens, he said “they are ready to go.” Still, he said the program remains in its developmental stages, and that officials have continued to find and fix problems. The plane still still due for upgrades in its software in addition to other changes.
>“I’m very, very confident it is going to continue to exceed our expectations,” he said. Declaring the plane’s “initial combat capability is just the beginning. We still have work to do on the airplane, and it will continue to get better.”
>For years, the $400 billion program suffered a series of problems, and the F-35 was derided as “the plane that ate the Pentagon.” In 2014, the engine of one of the jets caught fire as it was preparing to take off, forcing the Pentagon to temporarily ground the entire fleet.
...
>But in more recent years the program has gotten back on track, Pentagon officials said. Production has begun to climb. Prices have come down. And it has hit a series of milestones, including its international debut at an airshow this summer in the United Kingdom.
>Approximately 180 of the aircraft have been delivered by Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest defense contractor. And the Pentagon plans to buy a total of 2,443 — though some in Congress, including Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, has said there is no way the military will be able to afford that many.
>Still, military officials say the so-called fifth-generation fighter is a significant step up from its predecessors, allowing pilots to maneuver undetected through enemy territory. The plane, which relies on so many lines of code it’s often referred to as a “flying computer,” has also been heralded for its ability to give pilots unparalleled situational awareness.
>As the Air Force transitions from F-16s to the F-35, Lt. Col George Watkins, the commander of the 34th Fighter Squadron, said he has “been amazed at what we can do when going up against fourth-generation fighters” in training.
>“They have no idea where we’re at,” he said in a call with reporters. “And that’s a pretty awesome feeling to know your pilots are in a unfair fight. That’s what we’re looking for.”
>The jet comes in three variants. The Marine Corps’ can land vertically and take off on a short runway. The Navy version is capable of landing on aircraft carriers, while the Air Force’s is a more conventional fighter jet.
...
>Last year, the Marine Corps declared that its variant was ready for combat. But the declaration from the Air Force would be much more significant because the service plans on buying 1,763 of the jets, more than any other of the services.
>“It’s an endorsement that the program is back on track, and it really needs that,” said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst at the Teal Group, a Virginia-based consulting firm.
>He also noted that the Air Force’s version, the F-35A, is the version of the jet that many foreign governments have chosen as well. “They are taking a lot of heat because of the problems with the program,” he said. “And this gives them political cover: ‘Hey it’s entered service in the U.S.’”
>In recent testimony before Congress, Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan, the program’s executive director, said the fighter is “at a pivot point” as production is about to ramp up. He said while 45 aircraft were manufactured in 2015, that number should grow to more than 100 in 2018 and up to 145 by 2020.
>Richard Meyer, the Air Force’s deputy chief of the F-35 System Management Office Division, said the aircraft that’s being certified will be able to perform many basic functions but will continue to evolve as time goes on.
>“There are more improvements that are going to continue to modernize the airplane,” he said. “We’ll be able to get better weapons and better avionics, and make it better against an evolving threat. The enemy isn’t standing still.”
,,,
>Contract negotiations between Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon on the next two batches of aircraft, a total of 147 jets, have dragged out for months. And during a recent earnings call, Bruce Tanner, Lockheed’s chief financial officer, said the company has had to spend nearly $1 billion of its own money to keep the line going.
>“We will not be able to continue and have that level of cash outflow as a corporation. We simply don’t have that capacity,” he said. “The Pentagon clearly knows that situation, and I’m optimistic that we are going to get cash soon.”Contract negotiations between Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon on the next two batches of aircraft, a total of 147 jets, have dragged out for months. And during a recent earnings call, Bruce Tanner, Lockheed’s chief financial officer, said the company has had to spend nearly $1 billion of its own money to keep the line going.
>“We will not be able to continue and have that level of cash outflow as a corporation. We simply don’t have that capacity,” he said. “The Pentagon clearly knows that situation, and I’m optimistic that we are going to get cash soon.”
President Obama Says "Don't Boo Vote!" When Referring to Donald Trump During DNC Speech 2016 Line of the Night!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK_LNP7ZS00
Fuck Hillary
The DNC sucks and so does your "source"
Voting Stein. Vote for someone that represents your politics. Believing that you only have two choices reinforces status quo.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/articles/36901777
phew thank allah i was totally worried there for a sec
she is totally fine guys dw
>this is actually in the most read news section of bbc news right now and has been for hours
where are the terrorist attacks
>if you want to PARTTEEEYY with me? ;) <3tweet me now if you wanna party with me :D ill put details out for where to meet soon for the day
;)
she's totally being forced to make needy, superficial requests of people to do things for her, she's being forced by her inner sociopath.
>>62922
>YouTuber
stopped caring there...
https://news.vice.com/article/canada-has-a-rape-kit-problem
>>63194
>vice.com
>>63276
I downloaded that app thinking it'd be a news version of Shane badass adventures.
After a week of nothing but sjw garbage piping out of my feed, I realized my mistake and uninstalled that shit
Meanwhile, a Syrian rape kit consists of one willing Syrian and one or more unwilling German women.
>The U.S. State Department said on Wednesday it is looking into reports that Iran has detained a third U.S. citizen of Iranian descent but declined to provide details.
>"We've seen reports of the detention (in) Iran of a person reported to be a U.S. citizen, and I can tell you we are looking into that," State Department spokesman John Kirby told reporters, saying he had no more information to offer.
>The two other U.S. citizens of Iranian descent detained in Iran are businessman Siamak Namazi and his father Baquer Namazi. Iran does not recognize dual nationality, which prevents Western embassies from visiting such detainees.
>Iranian dual nationals from the United States, Britain, Canada and France are behind bars on various charges, including espionage or collaborating with a hostile government. Some are kept to be used for a prisoner exchange with Western countries, according to prisoners, their families and diplomats. (Reporting by Arshad Mohammed; Editing by Sandra Maler)
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-looking-into-reports-of-iranian-american-detained-in-iran/ar-BBuXwPV?ocid=ansmsnnews11
>>63225
And they won't be released until the day after Trump takes the Oath of Office.
>>63225
>Canada
>Hostile government
I can hear the apologies from here. I really doubt that, Iran.
>>63239
Did you read the released emails where a DNC high-up implied that Obama would ratchet down on the bombing in the middle east if the dems started trailing in the polls?