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Crimson Dynamo 06-12-2016 12:58 PM

Angela Merkel calls for a BURKA BAN
 
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/...1026242472.jpg

In an astonishing U-turn, the German chancellor told her conservative CDU party conference that wearing the burka should be outlawed 'wherever that is legally possible'


Merkel said she would back a nationwide ban just months after revealing that she believed the burka was a barrier to Muslim women becoming integrated into German society.

She told Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland in August: 'From my point of view, a completely covered woman has almost no chance of integrating herself in Germany.'

Previously, Merkel has stopped short of calling for a ban on Islamic clothing, saying: 'This is a question of finding the right political and legal balance.'


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ng-U-turn.html

:clap1:
Great News, yes its a vote grabber and yes mess at her letting so many economic mgrants flood into Germany but its a step in the Right direction.

Jack_ 06-12-2016 01:02 PM

Yes, the capitalisation of 'right' is rather fitting

user104658 06-12-2016 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again (Post 9087143)
Great News, yes its a vote grabber and yes mess at her letting so many economic mgrants flood into Germany but its a step in the Right direction.

Indeed. At least you "subtly" capitalised it yourself ;)

Niamh. 06-12-2016 01:05 PM

I'm torn on this one tbh, on the one hand I wouldn't be one for telling other women what they can and can't wear but on the other those clothes are just so representative of sexism and how women are looked upon as objects/property of their husbands

Crimson Dynamo 06-12-2016 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by BuddyTheElf (Post 9087149)
Yes, the capitalisation of 'right' is rather fitting

just my erratic typing is all

:hee:

Crimson Dynamo 06-12-2016 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by McGregrrrrrrrr (Post 9087154)
I'm torn on this one tbh, on the one hand I wouldn't be one for telling other women what they can and can't wear but on the other those clothes are just so representative of sexism and how women are looked upon as objects/property of their husbands

yes but they are not exactly wearing them by choice in the first place

Livia 06-12-2016 01:18 PM

Straw-clutching before next year's election. Merkel's already blown it with her own people, I'm afraid.

hijaxers 06-12-2016 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again (Post 9087162)
yes but they are not exactly wearing them by choice in the first place

Yes and therein lies a massive problem - i'd ban them , i don't want women around me looking like something out of Phantasm !

the truth 06-12-2016 02:55 PM

shes a bitter twat

Northern Monkey 06-12-2016 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9087170)
Straw-clutching before next year's election. Merkel's already blown it with her own people, I'm afraid.

Yep this^

jaxie 06-12-2016 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9087170)
Straw-clutching before next year's election. Merkel's already blown it with her own people, I'm afraid.

:hee: This.

jaxie 06-12-2016 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again (Post 9087162)
yes but they are not exactly wearing them by choice in the first place

Well there are those who will argue it is a choice and they want to dress that way but I think the truth is closer to conditioning than choice.

If someone told you the sky was green your whole life you'd probably accept that, even if you can see its blue. :shrug:

Northern Monkey 06-12-2016 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9087294)
Well there are those who will argue it is a choice and they want to dress that way but I think the truth is closer to conditioning than choice.

If someone told you the sky was green your whole life you'd probably accept that, even if you can see its blue. :shrug:

What if you're colour blind?:laugh:

Marsh. 06-12-2016 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9087294)
Well there are those who will argue it is a choice and they want to dress that way but I think the truth is closer to conditioning than choice.

If someone told you the sky was green your whole life you'd probably accept that, even if you can see its blue. :shrug:

But what if green is blue and blue is green?

empire 06-12-2016 04:28 PM

merkel is only clutching straws, just to get elected for 4th term, you can't trust in what this woman says, because what she really means is that she won't ban it, but make it compulsory in german law, that every german woman has to wear the burka, mark my words, she will do this if she gets elected again,

MB. 06-12-2016 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by empire (Post 9087403)
merkel is only clutching straws, just to get elected for 4th term, you can't trust in what this woman says, because what she really means is that she won't ban it, but make it compulsory in german law, that every german woman has to wear the burka, mark my words, she will do this if she gets elected again,

:umm2:

arista 06-12-2016 05:47 PM

Yes they need that ban
For Security Reasons
LT

Cherie 06-12-2016 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by empire (Post 9087403)
merkel is only clutching straws, just to get elected for 4th term, you can't trust in what this woman says, because what she really means is that she won't ban it, but make it compulsory in german law, that every german woman has to wear the burka, mark my words, she will do this if she gets elected again,

:joker:

Brillopad 06-12-2016 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Make Christmas Great Again (Post 9087143)
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/...1026242472.jpg

In an astonishing U-turn, the German chancellor told her conservative CDU party conference that wearing the burka should be outlawed 'wherever that is legally possible'


Merkel said she would back a nationwide ban just months after revealing that she believed the burka was a barrier to Muslim women becoming integrated into German society.

She told Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland in August: 'From my point of view, a completely covered woman has almost no chance of integrating herself in Germany.'

Previously, Merkel has stopped short of calling for a ban on Islamic clothing, saying: 'This is a question of finding the right political and legal balance.'


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ng-U-turn.html

:clap1:
Great News, yes its a vote grabber and yes mess at her letting so many economic mgrants flood into Germany but its a step in the Right direction.

Those things are truly ugly, physically and morally, but not half as ugly as the insecure and warped minds of those men that Condition and bully women into wearing them. The only way these men can get women is through control.

_Tom_ 06-12-2016 08:47 PM

Such an obviously desperate attempt to get re-elected :umm2:

arista 07-12-2016 01:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glory (Post 9087707)
Such an obviously desperate attempt to get re-elected :umm2:

You Are Most Wise

empire 07-12-2016 05:16 AM

alot of these women are from cultures that are basically tribal and clan like, and they are very male dominated societies, a man can't sit or talk to a female who is not a relative, and that can make any muslim man hate and fear women, there parents are the biggest hypocrites of all, because they hate the west but they still move there anyway, and they force these women to wear the burka just so these women can't dress or act and think in what most german women believe or do in there existence.

joeysteele 07-12-2016 07:13 AM

I actually like Merkel and think her one of the strongest leaders of any Country.

Not for any religious or even cultural reasons am I against the wearing of these outfits and normally I would have no wish at all to dictate in any way how another should dress.

However,I am now of the view that in these times especially,some things override others and right now, the way things are so unstable.
I think ever citizen should now have the right to see the full faces of everyone they are walking the streets with and travelling on any public transport and also going into stores shopping alongside too.

So I would support at this point in time some ban on these.

Crimson Dynamo 07-12-2016 07:33 AM

Any measure to curb a nasty backward superstition is a good move, vote winner or not. We should never tolerate ignorance and wilful non-acceptance of knowledge, science and peer reviewed learning.

DemolitionRed 07-12-2016 07:36 AM

For those women who are made to wear the burqua, rather than liberate them by banning this face covering, we may be alienating them further as they may just be withdrawn to the four walls of their dwelling with no permission to go out.

Banning the burqua is a personal invasion of privacy for every woman who has made a personal choice to wear it. Popular press ('godblessem) have ensured that most of us none Muslims wrongly believe that its only the women who are being dominated by their fathers/brothers/husbands that submit to wearing it.


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