Should the Burqa be banned in Australia

nero_bolt
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Should the Burqa and Niqab be banned in Australia?

 

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I know that there are a lot of genuinly religious people - myself included...

but I also believe that people can and do hide behind religion for all sorts of reasons- including mental illness etc.

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@id-to-post-anything wrote:

@karliandjacko wrote:

@id-to-post-anything wrote:

@debra9275 wrote:

what happens in synagogues is everyone welcome there?

 

Or do you have to be Jewish to go inside one?


anyone is welome inside


Considering the story about the Jewish men who refused to sit next to women on the plane I can't see them welcoming any scantily dressed women into their particular meeting place.


depends on the synagogue. Most would. Those guys in the story are extremists, even by relgious Jewish standards and they probably wouldnt. But they are  very much the minority


Hence, the "I can't see them welcoming any scantily dressed women into their particular meeting place." comment.



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I remember when you went to church you had to wear a Hat or Scarf and it was Church of England.

I know the Exclusive Brethren the women have to wear a head scarf.

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@ufo_investigations wrote:

Why do they want women covered head to toe in a burqa when the Australian custom is for women to wear bikini tops, high heels etc... I would rather that than someone fully hidden. Not knowing even what is under there. Looks scary to me. I'd say 99.9999% of Aussie would prefer women in bikinies. Am I right?


If I was brave/silly enough to appear in public in a bikini I am quite sure that the general opinion would be that I should be wearing a burqa.

 

Bikinis, mini skirts, short shorts and tops should be age appropriate as well as occasion appropriate,

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@lionrose.7 wrote:

I remember when you went to church you had to wear a Hat or Scarf and it was Church of England.

I know the Exclusive Brethren the women have to wear a head scarf.


They also have to wear below the knee dresses, of the not figure hugging variety.

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@karliandjacko wrote:

@id-to-post-anything wrote:

@karliandjacko wrote:

@id-to-post-anything wrote:

@debra9275 wrote:

what happens in synagogues is everyone welcome there?

 

Or do you have to be Jewish to go inside one?


anyone is welome inside


Considering the story about the Jewish men who refused to sit next to women on the plane I can't see them welcoming any scantily dressed women into their particular meeting place.


depends on the synagogue. Most would. Those guys in the story are extremists, even by relgious Jewish standards and they probably wouldnt. But they are  very much the minority


Hence, the "I can't see them welcoming any scantily dressed women into their particular meeting place." comment.




while that particular statement is true in certain places, my original comment was in regard to the question as to whether or not a non-Jew would be allowed into a synagogue at all. The question of dress code only came up later

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@lyndal1838 wrote:

@ufo_investigations wrote:

Why do they want women covered head to toe in a burqa when the Australian custom is for women to wear bikini tops, high heels etc... I would rather that than someone fully hidden. Not knowing even what is under there. Looks scary to me. I'd say 99.9999% of Aussie would prefer women in bikinies. Am I right?


If I was brave/silly enough to appear in public in a bikini I am quite sure that the general opinion would be that I should be wearing a burqa.

 

Bikinis, mini skirts, short shorts and tops should be age appropriate as well as occasion appropriate,


agree whole heartedly.............. and your pocket linings should never be longer than your shorts!

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No head covering required in most Anglican churches these days.
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 I'd say 99.9999% of Aussie would prefer women in bikinis. Am I right?

 

 

Males or females who prefer? I don't care what swimwear people wear on the beach, or in other swimming areas.. it is swimwear after all.

 

What % of women in Australia wear high heels? Some office workers, some nightclubbers?

 

 

 

 

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@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

@nero_wulf wrote:

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How many serious crimes have ever been committed in Australia by anyone wearing a burqa?

How many serious crimes have ever been committed in Australia by anyone wearing a balaklava?


OMG! Guess what. There was an attempted home invasion today in Clarkson,(a suburb of Perth) and the offenders were wearing BURQAS BALACLAVAS.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/clarkson-man-fights-off-home-invaders-with-golf-cl...

 

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