Should the Burqa be banned in Australia

[nero_bolt]

Should the Burqa and Niqab be banned in Australia?

[cherry*135]

Enough with the doctored photos with slogans. That is a photo that has had a slogan added which has nothing to do with the original photo. The slogan is pure conjecture (when you form ideas or opinions without having very much information to bade them on) as well.

[nero_bolt]

[polksaladallie]

I wish that all this energy and research would be put into helping women who are victims of domestic violence, their children, and their abusers.

(Since they believe that the burqa exemplifies DV)

[polksaladallie]

What does

 "IN THE EYE'S OF GOVERNMENT SECURITY"

mean?

[azureline**]

Highly unlikely possibility.

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[cherry*135]

Just a 'made up' slogan stuck on a stock photo off the internet, has no bearing on anything... not a photo of Australian people either.

nw - what law makes the wearing of a balaclava and a full face motorcycle helmet in public illegal in Australia? None is the correct answer.

[karliandjacko]

Helmets are not illegal, they're compulsory items for motor bike riding. 

Balaclavas are not illegal either.

[cherry*135]

Plenty of retail shops selling balaclavas and motorcycle helmets.

That sort of misinformation says a lot about the people that 'believe' it. Why they think spreading it and expecting intelligent people to believe it I don't know.

[cherry*135]

Abbott set to intervene on burqa ban

 Oct. 2

Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has slammed it as "religious apartheid".

"The decision by the government to isolate, in their own rooms, burqa-wearers observing the parliament has no security merit at all," Mr Wilkie said.

http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-national/abbott-set-to-intervene-on-burqa-ban-20141002-3h32e.ht...

[cherry*135]

Source of some of the 'doctored' images above -  Australia Tea Party Facebook page. Example of comments below them: "Quick bomb em. So they dont breed any more radicals.  

CS is no place for stuff like that.