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Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!
Well lets put it in perspective. How disruptive is it really, on some occasions its not appropriate, ie checking in at an airport, in some work settings...most woment that wear them are probably aware of that. But the key is, a percieved "other" group enforcing their will on another group is not going to help anyone particularly not the women that are forced to wear them. Its a well researched fact.
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Whose perspective - yours or mine! Again very subjective!
As this is Britian - and the wearing of such a garment contradicts the values of British culture - why should it be allowed! Many would find it offensive.
And the security issue is of paramount importance - bearing in mind we are living in such delicate and sensitive times. You can't deny that the burka could hide a multitude of sins - and it could be used as a weapon against us. And that is not pie in the sky - that is a very plausible and very real possibility.