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France made face masks mandatory, but face veils still banned


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Maleficent

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

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Just now, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

Narrator: “What he didn’t realize is both positions are wrong and force women to do or not do something against their will” 

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heygurlhi

just ban religion alltogether, all of it and we done :vegas:

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tylerjs
2 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

If a woman wants to wear a religious face covering in what is supposed to be a modern, “free” country then it’s none of your business if she wears one or not. 

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DiskoBaby
1 minute ago, heygurlhi said:

just ban religion alltogether, all of it and we done :vegas:

That's Islamophobic, we have to respect their culture 

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Guest Adarsh
5 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

Most women wear it with their own will. Nobody forces them.

OT: I don’t think face masks should be compared to religious clothing. They’re completely different. One is required for saving lives.

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4 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

Also, this is an pro islamism media, they’re known for blaming the country for every single thing but they won’t speak up about what’s happening in islamic countries. Hate the double standards...

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Taide
2 minutes ago, DiskoBaby said:

That's Islamophobic, we have to respect their culture 

Religion isn't culture, sweetie.

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heygurlhi
2 minutes ago, DiskoBaby said:

we have to respect 

we dont have to anything, just as they. 

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2 minutes ago, Adarsh said:

Most women wear it with their own will. Nobody forces them to wear it.

OT: I don’t think face masks should be compared to religious clothing. They’re completely different. One is necessary for saving lives.

Sorry but millions of women and young girls around the world wears hijab bc of their families, reputations...

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Maleficent
2 minutes ago, Adarsh said:

Most women wear it with their own will. Nobody forces them.

r u joking? in iran showing your hair is punishable by death lmao 

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MyQueen
7 minutes ago, soularpower said:

If a woman wants to wear a religious face covering in what is supposed to be a modern, “free” country then it’s none of your business if she wears one or not. 

It is a free country, thats why they dont allow repression!

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alsemanche
9 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Islam forces all women to wear hijabs in their countries, but suddenly it’s a problem when we force all women not too? hypocrisy.  

Do you have to FORCE someone to do something? Isn't there an alternative where the idea of choice appears? To me, everything religious is problematic and bad but I won't go around snatching veils from nuns or fining Muslim women for their attire. That's just blatant discrimination that France passes under the disguise of "progressive politics".

I mean ideally all organized religions should be banned, but that's not realistic with the way our current word is.

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