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Steven · **Posted:** Wed May 26, 2010 10:49 am

Devil9 wrote:

well the problem is. Some people dose not follow the laws of the new countries ive seen it in the news. The muslim teachers in the islam schools beat the students.. Which is against the law.

Some people don't obey the law? Woah, what a remarkable insight!

(You always have someone, or a small group of people who don't. It happens, unfortunately - but you can't rule out such a thing because of it)

Devil9 · **Posted:** Wed May 26, 2010 12:33 pm

well yea but thats not the point. Beating your children is wrong and they dont go to prison for it. Because it is their religion.. Oh and if you say i am wrong then tell our nastional newspaper they are wrong too..

sanjaccat · **Posted:** Sat May 29, 2010 3:14 am

I do believe in any religion they have sacred beliefs, because of others they will be forced to not wear it. I see all kind of religions here in the USA and they wear their attire as they believe weather it be clothes, hats or jewelry.

Devil9 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:33 pm

Hehe USa with their. In God We Trust!

sanjaccat · **Posted:** Wed Jun 02, 2010 11:12 pm

Martin what about "In Our God We Trust"? Here we are the Melting Pot of the world. I do not throw off on anyone's country or beliefs that is appauling! So what about the USA? I don't think stereotyping a country is appropriate!

aister · **Posted:** Mon Nov 21, 2011 5:26 am

I think it's the human's right to wear wat they want, unless it's unsuitable or offensive (like naked

). However I understand the security measure in this too. Wat I think is to let the security guards, police and the likes have a right to demand removing it (watever they called =="), of course, in private.

Goldenpaw · **Posted:** Mon Nov 21, 2011 7:05 am

Wow Aister this is one epic necropost. Dont do it again.

aister · **Posted:** Mon Nov 21, 2011 12:18 pm

woa... but I saw it on the active topics

I just got trolled?

EDIT: I remembered... the bot necro'd this...

got trolled by the bot...

I don't want to live anymore

Diazepam · **Joined:** Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:55 am **Posts:** 1163

I'm from Scotland and I wish the burqa was banned here too. It's less likely going to happen here though. But I don't like walking about where I grew up to see groups of women walking in a giant piece of black cloth covering them all head to two only leaving a ninja style eye area visible.

If it's a cultural/religious thing.. Live in a country where that's the norm. Don't move from there and decide to live in a country with vastly different culture and expect everyone to be OK with it.

mfreak · **Posted:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 5:07 am

Thats not the right attitude Diazepam. In a free country like Scotland, I am sure you believe in your freedom of religion, speech and expression. If someone so chooses to dress the way they want to, then let them. No need to feel paranoic or uneasy about it. I am from India. We have people from all kinds of religion and everyone can wear what they wish.

Although, I do wish there were no burqas around, "Live in a country where that is the norm" is not the right thing to say. Today it is a globalized world. I dont see any country "belonging" to anyone (in a broader sense of the word). If people have migrated from somewhere else, modern day perspectives suggest that they be accepted and treated equally. Just like we have come to accept homosexuals which was unacceptable during medieval times or whatever.

THAT said, it also applies to those wearing the burqa. They go to a country which is not conservative they gotta learn to wear the jeans and the mini skirt

My personal philosophy is that. Be a roman in rome

banning the burqa