[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Livia

An hour ago you thought a burka was a hat, and now you want to referee?

I didn't think it was I hat, I simply confused it with something else

[Redway]

Originally Posted by InOne

Well at the end of the day it's security in numbers. If they have their own areas or whatever they feel safe. Some areas they don't even need to speak English and can go day to day life without needing to. It's only the strong willed ones that step up and speak out against Islam. And that usually ends up being disowned from their family and shunned by the community.

Meh. Plenty of people who only speak English (and obviously that extends to Caucasians) are Muslims as well. In which case my opinion remains the same.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by JH95

I didn't think it was I hat, I simply confused it with something else

Ahhh I see. When you said "What's a burka? A hat?" it looked like you didn't know what a burka was.... and that you thought it was a hat.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Ahhh I see. When you said "What's a burka? A hat?" it looked like you didn't know what a burka was.... and that you thought it was a hat.

Ahhh yes I can see the misinterpretation, but don't worry Livia we all make mistakes.

[lostalex]

I don't know much about the law. is it just the Burka that is banned? or is it all face covering? are balaclavas illegal? or masks?

If it's only the Burka and not all face coverings it does seem unfair.