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To: tejek who wrote (140701)	12/1/2001 9:00:02 PM
From: Mani1	Respond to of 1580481

Re <<Mani, you make me sound like an incorrigible kid. <g>> Who said anything about a kid? :) Re <<That makes it only worse, not better. The clothing laws seem to be unnecessarily harsh for both men and women.>> I agree with you. And I am sure some nudist guy thinks the clothing laws seem to be unnecessarily harsh for both men and women in the US. Re <<Originally, I thought it was only against women. Because its against men doesn't make it okay in my mind.>> Yes, and that is the point I was trying to get across. In your original post you said your were surprised that women in Iran had equal access to higher education since they had to cover up. Iran clothing laws should in no way mean they discriminate against women in favor of men. At least not any more than we do over here. Re <<I have a problem when any religion gets into what I consider to be secular matters like dress.>> Well said! Mani