Ban the Burka

Jamo Martinez · July 15, 2010

Prohibiting is the opposite extreme to enforcing something and imo extremes are no good. It's a bit like saying to a woman that she must work in the name of women's liberation. Even if she doesn't want or need to

BlackToffee · July 15, 2010

bluebastardo said:
For those who don't know what it means:

I predict a long summer of riots if the police force a woman to disrobe in public as is the suggestion in France, at the same time letting other women who who are dressed in next to nothing walk about with care abandon.

The fact that the feckless socialists did not even oppose it illustrates how transparently ideologically weak socialism is.

P.S. whose's taking bets how quickly this thread will be locked?

Sharpys top lip · July 15, 2010

Ban the burker.......

Would English women be aloud to walk around Iran (for instance) in a bikini...???

If they dont like it...!!!!

Bye,bye.....

ricardobee · July 15, 2010

Ban the berk*

*phil neville super brown star

Muggins · July 15, 2010

Ban bans. Then no-one can do anything.

You know it makes sense.

BlackToffee · July 15, 2010

ricardobee said:
Ban the berk*

*phil neville super brown star

Sharpys top lip said:
Ban the burker.......

Would English women be aloud to walk around Iran (for instance) in a bikini...???

If they dont like it...!!!!

Bye,bye.....

erm, I could take the serious route and ask why are we so uptight about women who are a little oerdressed while not worrying about young girls with next to nothing on as if looking like prozzies was normal?......

Muggins said:
Ban bans. Then no-one can do anything.

You know it makes sense.

..or I could get with the humour and agree with what he said. Dilemma's dilemma's.

Jamo Martinez · July 15, 2010

Sharpys top lip said:
Ban the burker.......

Would English women be aloud to walk around Iran (for instance) in a bikini...???

If they dont like it...!!!!

Bye,bye.....

I doubt it but the situation hasn't changed in Iran. Can't really understand the comparison mate. Do you want Britain to be as hardline in its mentalty as a fundamentalist Iran is?
I'm sure there's positive things in Iran that we could copy but I'd prefer it if we didn't take that road

davek · July 15, 2010

Let's be honest, it looks horrendous for a human being to swathed in clothes head to toe. Still, if you complain that people wearing crucifixes are stopped from doing so then you cant really then have a go at others following their customs.

heatmeiser · July 15, 2010

davek said:
Let's be honest, it looks horrendous for a human being to swathed in clothes head to toe. Still, if you complain that people wearing crucifixes are stopped from doing so then you cant really then have a go at others following their customs.

True, but crucifixes don't strip women of their public identity or individuality. Dare we say the word oppress? Probably not.

I don't believe the silly Daily Mail horror stories about men dressing up in burkhas and robbing banks though. They might use one to use cleaner public toilets or something, if they were really bursting.

davek · July 15, 2010

heatmeiser said:
True, but crucifixes don't strip women of their public identity or individuality. Dare we say the word oppress? Probably not.

I don't believe the silly Daily Mail horror stories about men dressing up in burkhas and robbing banks though. They might use one to use cleaner public toilets or something, if they were really bursting.

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