If one wishes to remain wearing veils, why do you come to countries where such is not the cultural norm? If you have no intent to live in a country and become a citizen/subject of said country and become culturally united with said country, then why come to it at all? If you want to keep your culture, remain in your country.
If one wishes to remain wearing veils, why do you come to countries where such is not the cultural norm?
1)the burqah issue is irrlevant both i)qualitatively and ii)quantitatively
i) i don't need to go into this as it's irrelevant (within the context of islam)
ii) the women who choose to wear the burqah are statistically insignificant, less than 5% of the muslim women in Britain wear the burqah, yet attract a disproporionate amount of media attention, most of it negative further perpetuating negative stereotypes of islam/muslims.
2) many of these women were born in England so didn't
come from abroad.
3) the fact that the burqah doesn't constitute what is "the cultural norm" doesn't equate to valid critisism of the burqah.
these women who choose to wear the burqah are in no way infringing on
your beloved culture (whatever the hell that may be)
these woman are not undermining, subverting, or compromising
your culture by choosing to wear a burqah.
These women are breaking no laws by wearing the burqah.
The real question is what's it to
you, why does it bother
you so much?
how many women have you physically come accross in you every day life who wear the burqah??
do you actually live in England.
