Ban the Burqa?
Ban the Burqa?
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True Amicus.
In all different societies in all different ways lines are drawn for the good of the people. In the end you can't please everyone, usually the majority. Those societies choose it to be right or wrong and the line is drawn.In the end it is just cloth but it is the meaning and purpose behind the cloth that should be behind the decision.
What is the meaning of a burqa without a sandstorm?
It is the power it takes from the majority of women who are forced to wear the garments that strip them of identity, expression, body language and forces them into seclusion and limiting their interaction and communication with others. Leading a double-life... would these women really want to be cut off from the world?