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2 minutes ago, Zsolti said:

Tbh it would bother me so much, to see diversity being celebrated and then something like this walks past me... I would be furious

'Something like this' um they're humans? It's not like you say hello to every single person on the street, I literally say hello to no one, so why would I care if their face is covered?

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Just now, Trepadation said:

Just like gaga, women can choose to wear it, aren't you oppressing them for wearing it sis:oprah:

No woman chose to wear that. It's mostly their husbands forcing them to wear that, sweetie! xo

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Just now, Trepadation said:

Just like gaga, women can choose to wear it, aren't you oppressing them for wearing it sis:oprah:

Well, if women want to wear something like this voluntarily, they are a lost cause...

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Just now, AM98GJ said:

'Something like this' um they're humans? It's not like you say hello to every single person on the street, I literally say hello to no one, so why would I care if their face is covered?

 

I mean the clothing piece. Sorry, worded it wrong.

I care because it's such a contrast. You can't be diverse in this piece of hundreds of years of oppression. 

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1 minute ago, Zsolti said:

Explain what Gaga has to do with this?

It's very simple. It disrespects women and gives men the right to oppress them.

 

Are you a woman? No. Who are you to tell women what they should and should not wear? What about single women who choose to wear it? The fact you'd feel "furious" to see one pass by, just shows your intolerance and xenophobia. No one is forcing you or women in your life to wear it. It's simply not your business. 

 

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1 minute ago, ARTPOPthatbooty said:

No woman chose to wear that. It's mostly their husbands forcing them to wear that, sweetie! xo

 

I know quite few examples of single women wearing it, no man forced them. 

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Just now, Zsolti said:

I mean the clothing piece. Sorry, worded it wrong.

I care because it's such a contrast. You can't be diverse in this piece of hundreds of years of oppression. 

Well from what I've been told by my muslim friends for many women they choose to do it , maybe there's a difference between muslims living in the West, and those living in predominantly muslim countries, but I've never seen the big deal :emma:

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Just now, lego said:

 

Are you a woman? No. Who are you to tell women what they should and should not wear? What about single women who choose to wear it? The fact you'd feel "furious" to see one pass by, just shows your intolerance and xenophobia. No one is forcing you or women in your life to wear it. It's simply not your business. 

 

 

But most women who wear this are being forced to. 

If a woman wants to wear this voluntarily, I don't even wanna comment on them.

And xenophobia? That's exactly the opposite of my point. 

God.

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I can understan if they ban the use of it in banks, public places and government buildings. Your face should be visible.

8 minutes ago, Zsolti said:

Cause it sets its society back a couple hundred years socially and culturally. :laughga:

I aggree. Covering a full women's body because of your religion it's already a couple hundred years back :awkney:

It's funny how "progressive" people defend this kind of things, neither Islam or Catholicism are progressive religions nor "religions of peace". They promote a lot of close minded things, misogyny and homophobia

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My country :emma:

I don't really know how to take this. On one hand I say, let the people wear whatever they want as long as it's not offending. On the other hand, I feel like women shouldn't (have to) wear burqas.

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2 minutes ago, AM98GJ said:

Well from what I've been told by my muslim friends for many women they choose to do it , maybe there's a difference between muslims living in the West, and those living in predominantly muslim countries, but I've never seen the big deal :emma:

 
 
 

That's actually quite sad and I feel sorry for them and their psyche. It's a big deal for women because they choose to wear something that USUALLY oppresses them and I have no idea why supporting it would be a good idea. 

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3 minutes ago, Zsolti said:

But most women who wear this are being forced to. 

 

You know this how? I doubt you ever spoke to  or really got to know any of these women, you are already furious imagining walking by one. :toofunny:

This will just make them more isolated.

But this is all about making YOU feel comfortable. 

 

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Just now, Zsolti said:

That's actually quite sad and I feel sorry for them and their psyche. It's a big deal for women because they choose to wear something that oppresses them and I have no idea why supporting it would be a good idea. 

How does it oppress them if they've made the decision to wear it though? The only people who seem to be talking about 'oppression' are people who've never worn it before in their lives

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2 minutes ago, Omar Vela said:

I can understan if they ban the use of it in banks, public places and government buildings. Your face should be visible.

I aggree. Covering a full women's body because of your religion it's already a couple hundred years back :awkney:

It's funny how "progressive" people defend this kind of things, neither Islam or Catholicism are progressive religions nor "religions of peace". They promote a lot of close minded things, misogyny and homophobia

 

It's very funny. They are in support of the things these cultures are against, at least by their books. 

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