Nobody seems to want to see things from the perspective of the women who are being forced to wear it. They've nowhere to turn to. The people who could offer them a way out are the appeasers who are shit scared of being labelled as racist.
Cultural relativism. Get to know.I just think it's rude and disrespectful to not show your face when you speak to someone.
How would anybody know if a woman was being forced to wear one? If she was married to the kind of man that would force her, then she's hardly likely to speak out against him is she?
This is where the feminists have their kop out. They quote one woman saying it's her choice to wear it, then assume that they all do.
And wearing fcuk-you-and-your values garb in a western culture isn't?
Like I said, I wouldn't stoop to their level and ban it but many people find it insensitive at best, provocative at worst.
Think you answered your own question. The fact that they've gone 16 pages without realising they're actually discussing a niqab should tell you a lot.How on earth is what a woman chooses to wear able to provoke you??
There's a bloke lives near me wears a skirt and blouse or a dress every day. Doesn't provoke me at all.
There's a family of fairly orthodox jews on my street that wear heavy, cromby style overcoats and homburgs in all weather, even the summer (when we get one), doesn't offend or provoke me in the slightest.
What is it about, largely brown skinned people wearing clothes they deem appropriate to their culture that provokes you?
Cultural relativism. Get to know.
Another one agreeing with the casual stereotyping of Muslims as being of one race.Post of the thread. Sadly mate your wasting your fuckin time.
Is there a burkha city kit for the Muslim ladies? ??
I'm all for the burkha but not just for Muslim ladies all ugly fat fuckers should wear one as well
Why don't we round up all the burkha wearers get them on a big boat and nuke the fuckers just as it's floating past John o groats, might catch a few kilt wearer's whilst we're at it
"I see your true colours shining through..."no, they should just stop being rude when in public in Western culture. Much in the same way you don't go to the UAE or Saudi and prat about in ways you know they dislike, or decide to go to Oz or Singapore on a drugs binge.
They want their cake and eat it and it's wrong. Show respect and show your face, simple as. It's the way we do it.
Can you not see their faces?How on earth is what a woman chooses to wear able to provoke you??
There's a bloke lives near me wears a skirt and blouse or a dress every day. Doesn't provoke me at all.
There's a family of fairly orthodox jews on my street that wear heavy, cromby style overcoats and homburgs in all weather, even the summer (when we get one), doesn't offend or provoke me in the slightest.
What is it about, largely brown skinned people wearing clothes they deem appropriate to their culture that provokes you?
"I see your true colours shining through..."
So banning the niqab is no longer a feminist issue, it's just to make sure they don't annoy you. I'm glad we got that one ironed out. I expect you'll be off now to register your displeasure with how Western tourists behave when they're abroad. Or perhaps you won't, because you save your busy **** colourist paranoia for threads like these where you're in your element and very few people are around to challenge you.
If it really is about not being able to see peoples' faces then I guess we should look at banning:Can you not see their faces?
Do you ask people to take off their big sunglasses on warm summer days because you can't see their full face? I mean, that must be pretty rude as well.bigot.
I find it disrespectful. It's the equivalent of turning your back on someone when talking to them. It's just rude, it is a complete lack of respect to the other person by telling them they're not worthy of being able to see your face and communicate with you fully, it is just showing to that person that they are not equal to you in your eyes because you are willing to disrespect them.
Then again, I was brought up properly unlike people who behave in the way you defend, who like you just scream bigot because someone who was brought up properly has the audacity to flag the fact that these people are being utterly disrespectful and prejudice.
As for your western tourists jibe, I help see to it that those kinds of people don't even make it abroad as part of my job so tyvm. Look in the mirror before you start calling others ****.
Do you ask people to take off their big sunglasses on warm summer days because you can't see their full face? I mean, that must be pretty rude as well.
Because, you know. And frankly I'm concerned that someone with opinions like yours has even the slightest bit of control over people coming into, or leaving, the country.