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it's a uniform not a garment and it will be liberating to see it gone alongside the ideological indoctrination that goes with it!

Criticizing the burqa as a form of religious oppression is something I encourage, but banning it flies in the face

it's the balance of social integration v personal liberty. Always a compromise and we all make them.

I don't know about you, but I have no problem, as someone who lives in the West, with someone who is wearing Islamic

garb as long as they are not being forced to. I may not like it, and would would discourage it, but banning it would

show weakness, in that I cannot convince someone to take it off, I need to force them to

sorry I disagree. Look up the history of this UNIFORM. It is not simply a GARMENT.

Regardless of whatever you want to call it, it's clothing. And as far as I'm concerned, wear what you want. It's not

It's not liberation. It's public safety.

It's a matter of public safety to ban a headdress?

A burqa is as much a headdress as a ball gown is a speedo. #puhlease

Regardless of one's thoughts on the Burqa itself, how does banning it help anyone?

Ask dead in Chad/Kenya/Georgia if it would've helped to see the weapons under burqas?

There is a thing called concealed carry. As for your statement,should I assume every woman in a Burqa

she has an AK47 shoved up her ass? That's kinda fearmongering and pathetic

Burqas = oppression of women

FINALLY. fucking leftists lmao.

You know dictating what someone can and cannot wear isn't liberating, right?

they don't "choose" to ware thoes things.

If they are forced to wear it, that's wrong. The law forcing them not to wear it is also wrong

Islam isn't going to reform itself, it needs to be forced to...

the burka is inappropriate to ware in western civilization.

Who gets to dictate what is and isn't appropriate to wear in a region? Sounds kind of