Some thoughts on the French burkini ban …
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6. They are asserting a norm they would enforce on ALL women, if they had the power to do so.
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You are wrong about that. The burkini is rejected by fundamentalists. For them, a woman has nothing to do at a beach.
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Really? What have burkini wearers done to force other women to cover up? Details, David.
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stories of Muslim men screaming at and scaring other beach goers from "their" party of the beach. Google it.
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This is at odds w everything actual creator has said.
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These are products to enable women who *already follow these dress standards* to participate in athletics.
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I know plenty of Muslims who would totally disagree. And many Muslim women wear the hijab etc. purely through their own choice.
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That's incorrect. The burkini's inventor thinks exactly that, as do many who promote it: http://www.politico.eu/article/australias-lesson-in-burkini-politics-muslim-immigrants-cronulla-beach-riots-france-solution/ …
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Do you consider the inventor a promotor? Because then you're dead wrong: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/aug/24/i-created-the-burkini-to-give-women-freedom-not-to-take-it-away …
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Sharing beach with bikini clad women in Australia and Lebanon was exactly her aim.
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