So, what's the difference between my Beardhat and a Burqa?
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I'm not sure i understand what you are saying 
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You are saying that we should not have the right to be anonymous? That for security reasons no one should be alowed to wear anything that could hide our identity? What about hats, sunglasses, wigs, scarfs, disguises? should we also ban Males from wearing female clothing? A sikhs turban and beard?
Is there any history of someone using the burqa to hide their identity while comiting a crime? I truelly dont know but i've never heard of the Burqa being used as a disguise for criminal activities.
Plus Sarkozy did not use that as an excuse because he knows its non-sense.
h:You are saying that we should not have the right to be anonymous? That for security reasons no one should be alowed to wear anything that could hide our identity? What about hats, sunglasses, wigs, scarfs, disguises? should we also ban Males from wearing female clothing? A sikhs turban and beard?
Is there any history of someone using the burqa to hide their identity while comiting a crime? I truelly dont know but i've never heard of the Burqa being used as a disguise for criminal activities.
Plus Sarkozy did not use that as an excuse because he knows its non-sense.
a hat or sunglasses arent even in the same category
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and you can disagree all you want, its happened in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan on multiple occasions.
there's all kinds of countries who require women to wear such clothing, i dont hear you bitching about them imposing laws like that on the women without choice.
sounds like hypocrisy to me tark
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I dont mean to sound racist, but they are having major problems all over Europe right now, with a shit load of muslims moving in. If you ever go to Paris, you will be shocked at the amount of Arabic people trying to sell you shit or begging for money, etc. In Sweden, there are neighborhoods where arabs live and dont even speak Swedish and cause real big problems dealing with crime, etc. This is happening all over Europe, and now they're strating to do something about it.
a suicide bomber is not likely to be deterred by fashion police.
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it's not a matter of what you can and can't wear. it's a matter of security. i have no problem if the govt says hey look you cant wear these in schools or in any govt building because it completely hides your identity.
and you can disagree all you want, its happened in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan on multiple occasions.
there's all kinds of countries who require women to wear such clothing, i dont hear you bitching about them imposing laws like that on the women without choice.
sounds like hypocrisy to me tark
and you can disagree all you want, its happened in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan on multiple occasions.
there's all kinds of countries who require women to wear such clothing, i dont hear you bitching about them imposing laws like that on the women without choice.
sounds like hypocrisy to me tark
I never agreed with forcing women to wear the Burqa
And even if it was for security reasons(and i know you know that in France it's not for security reasons) you're still giving the .gov the right to tell you what to wear or what to not wear all in the name of security. That's like a .gov banning all gun based on security. Guns are used in crime all the time right? Who's the hypocriticizer now?
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my wife is muslim, and if i told her to wear a burqa, she would punch me in the face :rofl:
She's European though, not middle eastern. A lot of that kind of crap is actually not religious, it's cultural.
She's European though, not middle eastern. A lot of that kind of crap is actually not religious, it's cultural.
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and it's not just with muslims... In a lot of the major cities you have the Italians, indian, jewish, chinese people that setup there oen little area. Shit in some chinatown even the street names are written in cantonese. Do i agree with these "getthos"? NO but it is their right (if imigrated legally) to come and setup there comunities and not "integrate" with the rest of the population. Eventually the future generations will. I dont beleive integration is something we should try to acheive over night.
