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Originally Posted by Jiggy
The thing is, most Muslim women don't have a choice, they have to wear it, or else someones going to get a beating.  |
They won't have a choice after it's been banned, either. It's just the lawmakers infringing their rights instead of their religion.
It's not like taking away a garment of clothing is going to do anything to change the subservient role that
some Muslim women are forced into, and the abuse they withstand. Banning burqas would be a move to make ourselves feel good and give the pretense of showing action while doing nothing about the actual problem.