No one should be told what to wear. Besides, I like women in burqas because I like to know which ones are property of another man.
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Austria also has a law like that, and it has been a complete shitshow. There have been fines for someone wearing a scarf while riding a bike and for someone at work dressed up in a body suit in front of the shop for advertisement reasons (like a mascot).
When the law went into effect, the newspapers reported that there were about ten muslim women currently wearing coverings in the whole country.
After years of covid where everyone would supposedly die in terror attacks if the face coverings happened I'm surprised this fear mongering still manages to pass.
Full face covering burqas are not really an Islamic thing. The headscarves are. The burqas are a cultural thing for some. And usually almost nobody actually wears them. But you can get brownie points with the racists for passing these laws and show that your country is well on the way to moral decline.
Like, I get wanting to defend the rights of women under oppressive religions and governments, but how exactly does controlling what women are allowed to wear accomplish that?
This law isn't exclusive to women, it applies to men too
I just hate these hijab wearing men that I see all the time.
Hijabs are still legal
Itβs because this has nothing to do with that. Itβs virtue signaling that they donβt like Muslims, nothing less and nothing more.
Being Islamophobic is a Virtue now?