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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] well, I want to go around naked but society forces me to wear clothes. is that barbaric? in western countries the governments certainly dictate how little women should expose since generally walking around without with boobs exposed is not allowed. if people can be forced to wear some clothes in secular western countries, I don't see why we cannot outlaw the burka and ask a woman to show at least her face in public (since wearing the burka is not a religious requirement at all, as proven daily by the hundreds of millions of non-burka wearing Muslim women in the world) [/quote] Wearing a miniskirt is not a religious requirement either. Can I outlaw that?[/quote] sure you can, but then you are voted out and the law is canceled because today in France miniskirst are accepted. the government in France or the US regulates plenty of stuff, if you can use pot, if you can drink alcohol depending on your age, if you can buy weapons and carry them and so on. laws changes with times and based on how a society evolves. wearing a miniskirt or even a bikini was scandalous and probably not allowed in 1900 in France, while now is allowed and perceived as normal, even though you can go to the beach totally dressed and it is also perfectly ok. so the government can certainly prohibit a garment that totally covers a person and makes the person unrecognizable. while women in France and other western European country dress in the most wide variety of ways, all perfectly acceptable (including wearing a veil on their heads), the burka is totally outside of the current social customs of these countries. it is hard to argue with a straight face that if you are a non Muslim woman in France and you are shy and prefer to dress conservatively you wear a burka. people who wear a burka in France do not want to integrate in French society (even the ones who are born there), they live there but act as if they were in Yemen. [/quote]
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