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I’m not from India (because I’m a mutt, ppl can never figure out my ethnicity) and I dont necessarily support a specific burqa ban. I support one law for all. So if no one else is allowed to conceal their identity, then fundamentalist Muslims can’t eitherhttps://www.bizpacreview.com/2019/04/24/sri-lankan-lawmaker-calls-for-burqa-ban-amid-reports-women-in-burqas-were-fleeing-easter-church-bombing-748275 …
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That author of the article thought I was Indian.
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It's anti human, outside of parties. If it was so wonderful, we'd see men donning it all the time. I eye anything with suspicion that is marketed towards women only.* Usually means something suspect. *unless it is for biological purposes like childbirth or menstruation.
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Well articulated.
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I think that too. Support one law for all.
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The biggest irony is they try to conceal their identity for false purposes while casting a vote, for god sake at least exercise one constitutional right in honesty. Religion to me should be between 4 walls and never practised in public. Let that be temples, churches or mosques.
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