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Replying to @YasMohammedxx @ConfessionsExMu
what about the negatives?In France some women just don't go outside anymore because they refuse to take it off,causing further isolation
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Replying to @6TallMidgets
That's not the govts concern. That's her choice. Safety of their citizens should be their main concern.
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Replying to @YasMohammedxx @ConfessionsExMu
i agree in part,which is why i agree with banning them for public servants/government buildings but all public spaces seems a bit excessive
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Replying to @6TallMidgets @ConfessionsExMu
Garment itself is excessive. Vilest symbol of Islamic misogyny. Uncovered women regarded as 'easy meat', so endangers ALL unveiled women.
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Even many practising Muslims are against the burqa,not least b/c it sets a precedent. If not banned, eventually leads to enforced veiling.
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Replying to @cedwilkins @ConfessionsExMu
i agree fully that the garment holds no positive attributes, the point to me is rather how far the government can dictate for it,
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Again. The government already restricts our clothing when it comes to safety and other concerns. This is not new.
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Replying to @YasMohammedxx @ConfessionsExMu and
But, Yas, I want to wear my sunglasses with my large hood up and my black coat when I visit my bank. What's so bad about that?!?1
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