ITV This Morning "Ban the burka?" poll

ITV This Morning "Ban the burka?" poll

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98elise

26,585 posts

161 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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It a type of hat, I can't see why it should be banned.

If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to. Its your problem if you don't like it.


WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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98elise said:
It a type of hat, I can't see why it should be banned.

If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to. Its your problem if you don't like it.
I take it you struggle to interact in the real world?

Funkycoldribena

7,379 posts

154 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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98elise said:
If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to.
Go ahead.Might stop you scaring the local kids.

98elise

26,585 posts

161 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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WinstonWolf said:
98elise said:
It a type of hat, I can't see why it should be banned.

If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to. Its your problem if you don't like it.
I take it you struggle to interact in the real world?
Generally I don't dress like that, however we live in a reasonably free country so why does a particular design of hat need legislating against?

johnfm

13,668 posts

250 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Nicolas Nassim Taleb (author of Black Swan and a few other books) takes an interesting look at the power of vocal minorities here:

https://medium.com/@nntaleb/the-most-intolerant-wi...

Interesting read in parts.

danllama

5,728 posts

142 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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fesuvious said:
The same people who have openly welcomed all other faiths, and who have no skin colour issues have a problem with Islam.
We openly welcomed Muslims too, and still are, but they don't 'arf make it difficult!!

Fastchas

2,646 posts

121 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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I think the veil gives an assumption of mistrust. It's like the veil wearer thinks that she is somehow above the westerners setting their kaffir eyes upon her. This is not-helping integration and hampers relations. As the poster above said about the near collision in the supermarket aisle, how the fk is that good for us as a society.
If it was someone unveiled you'd apologise, both would smile, perhaps say 'No, my fault', laugh about it and feel good about the interaction.

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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98elise said:
WinstonWolf said:
98elise said:
It a type of hat, I can't see why it should be banned.

If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to. Its your problem if you don't like it.
I take it you struggle to interact in the real world?
Generally I don't dress like that, however we live in a reasonably free country so why does a particular design of hat need legislating against?
A hat you say? So these are equally OK in your view?


Fastchas

2,646 posts

121 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Funkycoldribena said:
98elise said:
If I wanted to wear sunglasses, a hat, and a surgical mask then I should be able to.
Go ahead.Might stop you scaring the local kids.
It might not. This sounds like Jimmy Savile in Stoke Mandeville...

TonyToniTone

3,425 posts

249 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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WinstonWolf said:
A hat you say? So these are equally OK in your view?

Have they been banned?

WinstonWolf

72,857 posts

239 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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TonyToniTone said:
WinstonWolf said:
A hat you say? So these are equally OK in your view?

Have they been banned?
Are they OK? It's only a face covering after all.

Biker 1

7,729 posts

119 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Dog Star said:
As an aside - what kind of religion does this kind of stuff?
Orthodox Jews: blokes wear long black coats, beards, skull cap & wide brimmed hats over, even in mid summer. Their wives either have their heads covered or wear wigs, & are covered head to toe. Quite funny to see in mid summer in Jerusalem - they must be absolutely sweltering!! Happens all over North London also....

Jasandjules

69,887 posts

229 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Here are the women in 1970s Iran... What is missing?


dudleybloke

19,820 posts

186 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Jasandjules said:
Here are the women in 1970s Iran... What is missing?

Afghanistan too.


rolex

3,111 posts

258 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Jasandjules said:
Here are the women in 1970s Iran... What is missing?

The three ladies with their legs crossed are not wearing knickers

so called

9,090 posts

209 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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I think we should ban tolerance.
Who wants to live in a world where you have to make your own decisions and choices.

Terminator X

15,075 posts

204 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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johnfm said:
Nicolas Nassim Taleb (author of Black Swan and a few other books) takes an interesting look at the power of vocal minorities here:

https://medium.com/@nntaleb/the-most-intolerant-wi...

Interesting read in parts.
Interesting article. Seems to ring true as I also read recently that the R8 "eye widening" advert got banned on the back of just one single person complaining. Madness.

TX.

hedgefinder

3,418 posts

170 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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my personal opinion is that we should start from the ground up and by that I mean the banning of any form of faith school.
Schools are not places that should be allowed to indoctrinate any child into any form of religion through brainwashing, which is effectively what all faith schools are guilty of be it Muslim, Jewish, catholic etc.

Fastchas

2,646 posts

121 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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Jasandjules said:
Here are the women in 1970s Iran... What is missing?

Facial hair?

jesta1865

3,448 posts

209 months

Wednesday 7th December 2016
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personally i am happy that people should be able to dress how they like, including covering their face etc.

however the caveat on that is that they (anyone who uses a face covering, helmet, balaclava, burka etc) will need to remove it in certain places and situations for security, banks, airports etc, and not kick up a fuss about it and play the discrimination card when asked.

if i rode a motor bike, i'd have no issues removing my helmet if i went into a bank.

  • we may have an issue with the weirdos with tights on their heads (bank robbers smile).