As long as it truly is the woman’s choice, then I have no issue w it. However, in most cases it’s forced-either by government or society or family etc. I support the women that fight against being forced to wear it.
I discuss how dehumanizing it is to wear the burka, a portable sensory deprivation chamber, w @ezralevant
Restrictions on the niqab/burka in #Quebec are similar to laws in Muslim majority countries such as Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Qatar...https://www.therebel.media/_dehumanizing_burka_like_wearing_a_portable_sensory_deprivation_chamber …
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Wish people like Justin Trudeau and his cohort of virtue-signalling Liberals understood this simple fact which is nothing but common sense
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And soon Sweden, France & Germany. Then the rest of the EU.pic.twitter.com/5roYJhdCvY
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Do you then feel that it is humanizing to wear skin-tight gowns while standing next to automobiles at the yearly Detroit Auto Show? What you like/dislike is not universal. I know this is Twitter but try harder not to speak for others.
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What laws exactly in the countries you cite enforce “burqa” ???
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Nikab/burka is essential for muslim lady keeping in mind the character of muslim men and the teachings of islam regarding women and their respect.
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