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Terrorist organisations are well known for using cars as their "key". I didn't hear any country ban that now..
Again, its not in any muslim interpretation that Burqa is a must or a duty of any muslim woman. Its those women's understandings or simply their way of getting closer to God.
Think of it as a Rabbi's beard, he don't HAVE to do it, but they do it out of their own understandings.
Again, its not in any muslim interpretation that Burqa is a must or a duty of any muslim woman. Its those women's understandings or simply their way of getting closer to God.
Think of it as a Rabbi's beard, he don't HAVE to do it, but they do it out of their own understandings.
Or a nun and her habit?
Or hey -- how about those traveling Asians who wear surgical masks like there's a major SARS outbreak? How about them?
What I disagree with here is that you're presuming a lot about motive. Nothing is ever that singular. Just like the upper middle class teenager who wears baggy pants with his underwear hanging out to emulate his favorite rap video stars, is it safe to assume that he's busy banging hoes and peddling heroin?
Women have no obligation to shower the world with their radiant beauty. They should be able to do whatever the hell they want, even if it means putting a burlap sack over their head that says "potatoes". The hottest new fashion statement from Milan.
When it's abused because someone is publicly shamed into wearing something, the problem isn't the item they are wearing -- the problem is the public shaming. Banning it does not solve the problem.
That's just criminal!
Totally different. The military rule is about enforcing order and discipline in an organization. Hell, even Disney has a rule where employees cannot have facial hair. It's not the same as addressing the root issue, which is external forces imposing their will on women instead of it coming from her per se.
Or hey -- how about those traveling Asians who wear surgical masks like there's a major SARS outbreak? How about them?
What I disagree with here is that you're presuming a lot about motive. Nothing is ever that singular. Just like the upper middle class teenager who wears baggy pants with his underwear hanging out to emulate his favorite rap video stars, is it safe to assume that he's busy banging hoes and peddling heroin?
Women have no obligation to shower the world with their radiant beauty. They should be able to do whatever the hell they want, even if it means putting a burlap sack over their head that says "potatoes". The hottest new fashion statement from Milan.
When it's abused because someone is publicly shamed into wearing something, the problem isn't the item they are wearing -- the problem is the public shaming. Banning it does not solve the problem.
That's just criminal!
Totally different. The military rule is about enforcing order and discipline in an organization. Hell, even Disney has a rule where employees cannot have facial hair. It's not the same as addressing the root issue, which is external forces imposing their will on women instead of it coming from her per se.
and societies like french have no obligation to accept citizens who show no will to assimilate and alienate themselves.I won't even get into whether they are forced or not,i don't care,the fact that burqa prevents communication between people in a proper manner is enough of a reason to ban it.Unless you think that a society where each member wears different full cover masks could ever be functional.
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