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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
I look at this in two ways, we have a female with a burka, who wants to travel on the bus service, BUT on the other hand, we must look at the fact that, we the public have not forgotten what happened in London.
NO matter what people say, if you hide your face, it MUST be shown if requested by getting onto a bus, train etc, BUT the biggest threat is walking down the road in public, l hope it does get banned in this country, but it won't, as this country is far to soft, in case it offends the females that wear them.
I was down the coast recently, And l saw a couple of the females wearing them in the market, and many people were looking at them,. something has to be done, to solve this problem.
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The atrocities in London were perpetrated by males showing their faces & wearing rucksacks, not females wearing the burqa.
As speedfreak said, should we ban rucksacks?
The question of whether women are being forced/coerced into wearing these garments, or whether they do it by choice is far more relevant than implying every burqa conceals a bomb, in my opinion?