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Dramatica
1 minute ago, MonsterForLife said:

So she shoud be arrested because someone forced her to wear a hijab?

No, because she goes against the law, she knows it's forbidden to cover her face and does so, as a sign of protest. And NOT hijab, niqab which is covering whole face and hands.

I didn't ask for a free ride, I only asked you to show me a real good time.
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MonsterForLife
Just now, Gaga of Time said:

No, because she goes against the law, she knows it's forbidden to cover her face and does so, as a sign of protest. And NOT hijab, niqab which is covering whole face and hands.

Edited it right after you furiously hit reply on my post.

Anyway, still don't think she should be arrested for it, bye.

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ItsTommyBitch
3 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

No, because she goes against the law, she knows it's forbidden to cover her face and does so, as a sign of protest. And NOT hijab, niqab which is covering whole face and hands.

There is a law banning covering your face? Talk about a restriction of personal freedoms masquerading as a security measure. That's literally so coded I can't even :giveup:  I'd protest it too :crossed:

Anyway if you read, this woman was actually just wearing a scarf and keeping her ears warm, sooo... :laughga: 

 

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AbuHassan1992
4 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

No, because she goes against the law, she knows it's forbidden to cover her face and does so, as a sign of protest. And NOT hijab, niqab which is covering whole face and hands.

a lot of muslim women actually feel liberated by wearing the niqab or hijab. 

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Dramatica
1 minute ago, Datguy said:

a lot of muslim women actually feel liberated by wearing the niqab or hijab. 

So liberating... I'm not here to discuss that.

1 minute ago, ItsVenusBitch said:

There is a law banning covering your face? Talk about a restriction of personal freedoms masquerading as a security measure. That's literally so coded I can't even :giveup:  I'd protest it too :crossed:

Anyway if you read, this woman was actually just wearing a scarf and keeping her ears warm, sooo... :laughga: 

 

Which is why you shouldn't quote someone in the middle of his conversation with someone else :neyde:

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AbuHassan1992
2 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

So liberating... I'm not here to discuss that.

of course not, who are you to discuss how women feel about wearing hijabs? You're not the one wearing it in the first place

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Dramatica
Just now, Datguy said:

of course not, who are you to discuss how women feel about wearing hijabs? You're not the one wearing it in the first place

If you're gonna start attacking like that I'm not here to discuss with you. And it's my freedom of speech to discuss ANYTHING whether you like it or not.

BYE!

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darkchylde
47 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

I'm sorry but I agree with Belgium on this, I can bear hijab (ugh), but niqab/burqa NO NO NO NO NO NO!

Why are you islamophobic? Your hate helps no one. A woman's religion choice is their own.

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Dramatica
2 minutes ago, VenusOddity said:

Why are you islamophobic? Your hate helps no one. A woman's religion choice is their own.

Again, neither do I have the energy nor the will to show you why (after having read the Quran dozens of time) that niqab is NOT a part of Islam.

And I come from a Muslim background and some parts of my family are, so that negates your says.

I didn't ask for a free ride, I only asked you to show me a real good time.
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darkchylde
12 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

No, because she goes against the law, she knows it's forbidden to cover her face and does so, as a sign of protest. And NOT hijab, niqab which is covering whole face and hands.

That doesn't mean the law is right. Laws are wrong and evil all the time. I'm sure many people cover their face for different reasons. Not long ago, women covered their faces on Sundays in Spain. What's the difference?

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darkchylde
Just now, Gaga of Time said:

Again, neither do I have the energy nor the will to show you why (after having read the Quran dozens of time) that niqab is NOT a part of Islam.

And I come from a Muslim background and some parts of my family are so that negates your says.

So you're now telling me that someone's religion is wrong. So, women who choose to wear the niqab are wrong? You seem to know more about their religion than them. As if I approached a protestant and told them that their rituals are wrong because their not the same as the catholic ones?

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darkchylde
5 minutes ago, Gaga of Time said:

If you're gonna start attacking like that I'm not here to discuss with you. And it's my freedom of speech to discuss ANYTHING whether you like it or not.

BYE!

Freedom of speech doesn't equal freedom of hate speech. You're entitled to express your opinion as long as it doesn't mean harm or hate towards others. It it does, you should be punished for it.

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Qualle1
24 minutes ago, Datguy said:

a lot of muslim women actually feel liberated by wearing the niqab or hijab. 

I have no problem with Muslim wearing their niqab or burka at home, but I personally find it offensive to wear it in the public. I want to see the face of another person, when I walk on the street.

I would fully support a full face veil ban in Germany, like in Spain, Belgium, The Netherlands, France and also parts of Switzerland.

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Hijabs are okay for me, because you can actually see and recognise a face.

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Dramatica
1 minute ago, VenusOddity said:

Freedom of speech doesn't equal freedom of hate speech. You're entitled to express your opinion as long as it doesn't mean harm or hate towards others. It it does, you should be punished for it.

I had to report you, you're not making constructive posts on the topic, you're just attacking. And saying that niqab/bin laden robe and heavy beards have nothing to do with Islam is my freedom as an ex-muslim myself, do you even know the subject you're talking about?

Anyway! No need to talking to angry aggressive people.

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ItsTommyBitch
2 minutes ago, Qualle1 said:

I have no problem with Muslim wearing their niqab or burka at home, but I personally find it offensive to wear it in the public. I want to see the face of another person, when I walk on the street.

I would fully support a full face veil ban in Germany, like in Spain, Belgium, The Netherlands, France and also parts of Switzerland.

440px-Afghan_Woman_at_Polling_Station_MO

I think the question here is how does this affect you at all? Why is this "offensive" and not just an example of a woman expressing her culture? It does no harm and you simply "wanting" to see someone's face when you walk by them on the street should not (imo) trump that person's right to wear whatever they want or infringe on their right to self expression.

Please elaborate why you think this is wrong or harmful in any way? I'm seriously curious :giveup:  

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