An Iranian woman who made headlines in February after protesting the mandatory hijab during a meeting of engineers in Tehran has been se ...
  • electrogamermanEnglish
    2810·
    2 years ago

    And muslisms in france don’t understand the ban of hijabs in schools. This is why.

        • NoneOfUrBusiness@kbin.socialBanned from community
          414·
          2 years ago

          You’re basically saying France that banning hijab somehow has anything to do with not becoming a dictatorship.

          • electrogamermanEnglish
            185·
            2 years ago

            It is banning a religious ideal imposed by an opressive reliegion. It has anything to do with not becoming a dictatorship.

            This is how a dictatorship look like: “Iranian Enginner who protested forced hijab sentenced to 74 lashes”

            • afraid_of_zombiesEnglish
              54·
              2 years ago

              I was told that it was a ban on all religious symbols and it wasn’t a targetted attack on a minority group. Now you are saying it is targeted.

              Are we doing the “say the quite part loud” now?

                • afraid_of_zombiesEnglish
                  33·
                  2 years ago

                  You implied it. "banning a religious ideal imposed by an opressive reliegion. "

                  • electrogamermanEnglish
                    32·
                    2 years ago

                    The ban applies to all women that use those clothes, doesn’t matter their religion. Happy?

            • NoneOfUrBusiness@kbin.socialBanned from community
              59·
              2 years ago

              You’re still not actually supporting that claim. I guess this is what it looks like when you haven’t reasoned your way into a position.

              By the way, there’s a reason democracies tend to value freedom of religion.

              • electrogamermanEnglish
                83·
                2 years ago

                Is anyone banning people from being Muslims? Let me know and I’ll go protest for them to the streets.

                • NoneOfUrBusiness@kbin.socialBanned from community
                  48·
                  2 years ago

                  Seriously, this is the best you came up with? Technically being Muslim isn’t banned in China either. Preventing people from harmlessly practicing their religion is also against freedom of religion.

                  • electrogamermanEnglish
                    52·
                    2 years ago

                    1. Who is preventing Muslims to practice their religion?

                    2. Enforcing a sexist, misogynistic, ancient ideal that women need to cover their body for men to not to be tempted is in no way “harmless”