I'm trying to convince you that let them wear what they want! And when they're young, their parents obviously get them what they want! And I
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Not in schools they don't. Parents can put girls in hijabs, make-up, high-heels, earrings whatever, Schools can say no to all that.
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Yes they can say no to all that. But any school that values other people's religious beliefs & believes they're entitled to their religion
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Are bad schools. Why should we privilege religious ideas above non-religious ones? This isn't a theocracy. Everyone has the same rights.
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This guy does not appear to want a "Conversation." I'm exhausted just reading his tweets.
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Yep, I have given up now.
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Good, finally, you can stop going in circles. I've given up on that sort conversation too. Good night.
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Value it! And your personal choice is Yours! Theirs should be Theirs! So that should be it!
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Children can't decide whether to subscribe to gender-specific modesty codes related to a certain religion or not. Let them decide later.
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There are so many children who can decide! So why aren't they allowed to wear the Hijaab? Many youngsters wear it from secondary school.
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We're talking specifically about primary school children.
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Don't see why their religious attire should be that much of an issue for you, when you have nothing to do with it! Especially when you don't
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I care about people who aren't me?
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If you care about others, then why do you object to their personal views, their religious beliefs, etc. Especially if that's something they
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I have my own which are contrary so I disagree factually & ethically. I also defend their right to hold & express those views.
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