25-05-2015, 12:04 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Myra
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Yes, seems it's one rule for some and different rule for others. Just not right somehow.
It seems that way myra , it's the same with youngsters wearing hoodies , many shopping centres have banned them , you can't like the student protest have your face half coverd up wearing a scarf , seems to be one rule for one and one for everyone else , but that leads to anger in community's , it doesn't help
25-05-2015, 12:07 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Markey1
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It seems that way myra , it's the same with youngsters wearing hoodies , many shopping centres have banned them , you can't like the student protest have your face half coverd up wearing a scarf , seems to be one rule for one and one for everyone else , but that leads to anger in community's , it doesn't help
A little more tolerance and the world would be a better place..
25-05-2015, 12:09 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Whenever I see a group of young men with their hoodies on with hood up I wonder what they're up to. My car was stolen by a hood up hoodie yob, captured on cctv. Of course you can't tar them all with the same brush, but it looks very suspicious to me.Women hiding their face is entirely different.
25-05-2015, 12:32 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Markey1
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Yes I'm a motorbike driver in the summer months , I can't fill my tank up without taking my crash helmet off , for security reasons , but a muslin can , im being per judge
I hardly think someone who was going to rob a petrol station would fill up their tank then queue up to up to pay
. I have never seen a muslim women wearing a burqa and a crash helmet filling up the tank of a motorbike I must admit .
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