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^not sure what this has to do with anything i questioned or anyone stated in this thread?
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Burqa avenger>bad intention>why>becuase geo is connected with america>link>khuda hafiz
not to derail the topic, but in the days of prophet, all the real villains were bearded probably.
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Ahhahahabbaha
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no issue if all heroes are also bearded. 
becuase that was the case that time.
similar is the problem with single entry accounting , you only get the one sided picture:)
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interesting comments in the yahoo article!
Wow, Americans really think we are so backwards…
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I know they actually women in Pakistan have no freedom whatsoever.
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Writing here>bad intention>Why>because internet is connected with america>link>ciao
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At least, they made the burka look good.
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The bearded men are blowing up schools. The bearded men are killing women and children on the streets of Pakistan. The bearded men are violating the basic tenets of Islam.
So no problem with the cartoon, because it is reality.
You got an issue with the beard being mocked talk to your mullahs who are corrupt, rape and kill kids and blow up themselves in the name of Islam.
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If some are having issues with the villain of the show being a man with a beard, why not pay attention to the fact that the heroin is veiled?
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“Psychological warfare”
This goddamn show is about a Superhero fighting extremists with books and pens and ****. Encouraging education.
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At least they also show her as a teacher NOT wearing a burqa, and hot.
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Acha? Your frand thinks otherwise.
Marvi Sirmed, an Islamabad-based journalist and human rights activist, thinks that it is not right to build a resistance figure out of a woman wearing a garment that has been strongly associated by some with the suppression of women.
“It is subversive and it says that you can only get power when you don a symbol of oppression,” says Ms Sirmed.
“It is demeaning to those brave women in the conservative parts of Pakistan who have been fighting for women’s rights, education and justice, and who have said ‘no’ to this kind of stereotype.”
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PS: She be lookin’ hot and sexy…is this a kids’ show? Where are your brains? 
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Isn’t the burka a way to conceal her identity, like Batman.S
She seems more ninjaey to me, rather than some woman in the burka.
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Well then that demeans the “honorable” burqa to that of a batman’s cape. Wait, maybe that’s the point. There is no meaning to the burqa, it’s just a piece of cloth.
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You’re right. She does.
I personally like her character but I think they need to come up with more ideas/adventures/villains/more scenarios. This is like they’re repeating the Malala/Taliban story in every episode. They need to be more creative. There are too many other issues, they should include or tie in those problems in this story.