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Things like this being posted on facebook
http://i.imgur.com/7T2bm2A.png
Is it just me that gets really pissed off that this is even allowed? (Not wearing burkas of course...) |
Oh there's always going to be ignorant people, waste of energy trying to understand them :joker:
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Nearly all types of ''SHARE and LIKE'' annoy me
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But Facebook is so big
so every type or viewpoint is on it So its normal. |
I agree it should be banned, it is obscene and indefensible to ask women to walk about in public covered head to foot like this.
Disgusting.........I don't agree with the aims and objectives of the BNP but on this particular issue I agree 100% |
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-rolleyes-
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People actually share BNP propaganda?
Would probably just unfriend anyone who did that |
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On top of that, I get the distinct impression that the BNPs desire to ban isn't because they feel that these women shouldn't have to wear them, but rather because they don't want to see it. |
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Its only by a ban will these religions realise that this country is not as backward as the one they came from. No mate, here women are equal and your mental religion is not welcome.
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there is not one woman in my ENTIRE family & extended family that wears the full on burkha, not one, and the majority are religious. It's not widespread or obligatory at all, these women really are choosing to wear it themselves. as for people babbling on about 'sexism' well there is no compulsion in Islam nor does anyone have the right to judge another, and there are different ideas of 'liberation'. you need to realise that the western way of thinking isn't the only correct one and shouldn't override other cultures and traditions. for instance these women would probably see the western style of dress as oppressive, and would express disgust at the fact that women are actually paid to take their clothes off over here. personally I don't see any style of dress as a product of sexism, it's simply down to choice. don't get why it's so hard for people to think the same way
the only legitimate argument for banning the burkha would be security or identification purposes, but only in like the workplace or something, not outside |
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However - you can't force freedom. Banning any item of clothing in the name of freedom is not only illogical, but it's the start of a slippery slope that will inevitably only end in fewer freedoms for everyone. Banning it achieves absolutely nothing in terms of improving quality of life. In fact, if anything, the culture is so strong that I can see many women - if the Burka was banned - simply not being allowed to go out in public at all. The issue is one that needs tackled but it's the cause that needs tackling, oppressive cultural norms that don't really have any place in the world going forward. The Burka is just a symptom. |
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I don't feel the BNP are the right people to be asking for anyone to consider anyones 'rights' frankly.
I would leave that to those without a fascist agenda. |
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Women from families with very strong islamic views are conditioned and eventually bullied to adhere to this type of anachronistic behaviour regardless of how repugnant it is. they really have no choice when it comes to this particular form of slavery, they would receive extreme physical punishment and in some extreme cases possibly death through so called honour killings for refusing to wear this type of "clothing". I believe like the French Govt that wearing this type of extreme garb is a form of female repression and subjugation under the veneer of religious choice. I think these women have no choice and no freedom and would benefit from some form of legal cover which bans full face garments like these on moral,legal and safety grounds. Otherwise this disgusting practice will continue unabated for years possibly decades to come. |
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I'd rather they just worked on relationships with communities and finding out if certain women were pressured into wearing them, how to get the message out that's it not acceptable etc. rather than just blanket banning them and punishing people who choose to wear it.
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Of course, for the BNP this is "problem solved" since, as I said, their objective is not to help women but simply to keep "things that they don't like to see" out of the public eye. For anyone actually seeking to educate / help, it would be couter-productive. |
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