[QUOTE="anasbouzid"][QUOTE="Wolls"] Well actually im all for it if you want to walk around in a veil, i dont care if it hides your face and makes people warry of you, thats your problem. However i dont like the fact that you have decided that it should come above all other common sense. You have to accept that it is bassically a mask and that going into places such as banks etc masks are not allowed for obvious reasons.fooZar777

There is no other solution.

I doubt that. If the politicians really care about making everyone happy, they could come up with better (maybe not best) solutions. This applies to most things.

[QUOTE="anasbouzid"][QUOTE="Snakewiseman"] no there isnt its from a movie stop getting so offended its not like I put a picture of mohammad upSnakewiseman

He's Got a GUN!!! jk I never said that you were a extremist I was poking fun at extremists. but you know what would be nice though if the extremists wouldnt be so cowardly that they have to hide amoungst civilians thus instituting a "wow you never know if that guy is" mentality. frankly there is grounds for suspicion of every muslim(not saying you are) its not 90 year old grandmothers doing terror 99% of the time its these mislead terrorists that think there accomplishing something by killing innocent people. can you really blame people for the stigma caused by an ever growing non uniformed rebel group responsible for thousands of american deaths

[QUOTE="Wolls"][QUOTE="anasbouzid"] Bend over backwards? Like it does for the jews and Israel. No....not nearly so!!! (no offense) Seriously, its not that you are willing to do much, its that you arent willing to do anything but what your heart so desires for yourself and select group of people that you like.

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I have no problem with religious veils, provided that a) they are voluntarily wearing them, and b) they are still identifiable while wearing it. One of my teachers used to wear a veil, and it covered her hair fully but her face was very clearly recognisable, like this: To me there's nothing wrong with wearing something like that, in fact I think it looks quite nice when worn. The ones that cover too much of the face though are incompatible with what is considered socially acceptable, and should not be worn. If most Muslim women can wear sensible ones, then why can't all?cjek

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[QUOTE="Wolls"] So what you expect the country to bend over backwards for something that your religion says you must do even if it might compromise the security of its citizens?Wolls

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[QUOTE="Wolls"] So what you expect the country to bend over backwards for something that your religion says you must do even if it might compromise the security of its citizens?Wolls

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[QUOTE="Snakewiseman"] What?Snakewiseman

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[QUOTE="Wolls"] Also i dont see american culture changing that much. The fact is country's in the middle east have their own laws and so do places like America and the UK, it is not for you to come over and expect their laws to change for your sake as it is not an american's right to demand laws changing Iran etc.Wolls

No, this country makes promises to all its citizens no matter their origins be it germany or saudi arabia and that is freedom of speech, freedom of religion and much more. This necessitates and adaptive law system which we have.