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JI7

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12. I have listened to many women from Muslim families
Mon Oct 13, 2025, 09:22 AM
Oct 2025

so I agree with this ban.

And I don't think this would ban the hijab which is like the headscarf.

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What are your thoughts on this? yardwork Oct 2025 #1
I detest Ebba Busch and KD (Christian Democrats) in re many of their stances, but I am very open to this public ban, Celerity Oct 2025 #2
I go back and forth on this. yardwork Oct 2025 #4
Oh, I sure hear you as a feminist myself, but also get yardwork's pov... electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #23
I see burquas in Los Angeles area ..not often though.the black gloves the whole bit. BlueWaveNeverEnd Oct 2025 #24
Oh, wow. Yes, serious inequality Reminder!... electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #25
I agree. I was in Indonesia during Ramadan. Phoenix61 Oct 2025 #3
You can see the faces... Mike Nelson Oct 2025 #5
I doubt that women in burqas are allowed to drive. yardwork Oct 2025 #6
Yes, that is also an issue... Mike Nelson Oct 2025 #10
To me, a ban prohibiting an item of clothing is as oppressive as a requirement forcing someone to wear that item. WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2025 #7
disagree nt Celerity Oct 2025 #8
Should it be legal to wear a ball gag in public? yardwork Oct 2025 #9
Pretty sure there aren't laws against those specific examples; if someone was mad about it, maybe it could fall under WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2025 #11
I'll bet you can think of an answer to that. yardwork Oct 2025 #14
I would agree if both sexes were required by their religion to go by the same rules. efhmc Oct 2025 #20
I have listened to many women from Muslim families JI7 Oct 2025 #12
correct, it would not ban the hijab, only the burqa and niqab Celerity Oct 2025 #13
There's a group of people near where I live who are part of a Christian sect (which still has its roots in Sweden, as an WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2025 #15
not a valid comparison Celerity Oct 2025 #16
Why not? WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2025 #17
Because of the extreme levels of oppression, submission, and dehumanisation that flow from the burqa & niqab. Celerity Oct 2025 #19
How is the government forbidding someone from wearing an item of clothing that otherwise meets all cultural/legal WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2025 #21
It is only a ban (a ban that already exists in multiple nations across the globe) of two very specific types of dress, Celerity Oct 2025 #22
In general those "slippery slope" arguments turn out not to be valid. yardwork Oct 2025 #26
Good, they should be obamanut2012 Oct 2025 #18
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