[quote]johnnytang24 wrote:
I’m guessing it’s like going commando. If you haven’t done it your whole life, it feels weird.
So if a woman wants to wear one, will she be fined?[/quote]
This is interesting, I’ll have to bring it up with my girlfriend. But, I’m sure she started wearing a head scarf because she wanted to, since her father isn’t much of an oppressive man, and she’d be pissed if someone told her to take it off as much as if someone told her to put it on.
[quote]Rational Gaze wrote:
I hope they do not ban the burqa, because as a male I may not be able to control myself if these stunning women are wandering the streets uncovered.[/quote]
lol
[quote]Sloth wrote:
And a generation or two from now this law will be used by a secular majority to outlaw public display of the crucifex and the star of david. Only the darwin fish will get a pass.[/quote]
Allow me to add…
On the flipside, I’d like to see other rights staunchly defended. Such as freedom of association, and the use of private property. Basically, employers and establishments should be able to turn a burga wearing female away with out fear of the law. And, of course, there should be no exceptions made for them as far as obtaining ID, or showing their face to a police officer for identification.
[quote]Sloth wrote:
[quote]Sloth wrote:
And a generation or two from now this law will be used by a secular majority to outlaw public display of the crucifex and the star of david. Only the darwin fish will get a pass.[/quote]
Allow me to add…
On the flipside, I’d like to see other rights staunchly defended. Such as freedom of association, and the use of private property. Basically, employers and establishments should be able to turn a burga wearing female away with out fear of the law. [/quote]
I said the same thing:
I have no problem with privately owned establishments/businesses telling its patrons that they can’t wear burqas.
We agree on something. Hopefully, we don’t make a habit of it.
[quote]Dustin wrote:
[quote]Sloth wrote:
[quote]Sloth wrote:
And a generation or two from now this law will be used by a secular majority to outlaw public display of the crucifex and the star of david. Only the darwin fish will get a pass.[/quote]
Allow me to add…
On the flipside, I’d like to see other rights staunchly defended. Such as freedom of association, and the use of private property. Basically, employers and establishments should be able to turn a burga wearing female away with out fear of the law. [/quote]
I said the same thing:
I have no problem with privately owned establishments/businesses telling its patrons that they can’t wear burqas.
We agree on something. Hopefully, we don’t make a habit of it.[/quote]
I would like to change my opinion before the first of the seven seals of the apocalypse is broken! For surely this agreement must ported the end!