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      11 months ago

      The official reason is “in our culture we show each other our faces”

      The real reason is “I’m racist and I hate muslims”

      Source: am swiss. (I voted against this law.)

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          It’s called freedom. I don’t like the custom and I’m not religious but forbidding others from practicing theirs isn’t OK.

          This is the work of right-wing conservatives making empty gestures to “protect traditional Christian families” instead of doing something useful. But fearmongering gets them easy votes and with an aging population, even easier to scare old grandma and grandpa with “Muslim invaders”.

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              11 months ago

              Swiss People’s Party. But as a direct democracy, it means they’ve convinced/scared enough old folks to vote in favor of this, and the rest of us have to accept it.

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                11 months ago

                The problem with this one in particular is that there was an unholy alliance between some misguided women’s rights activists and the racists

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      11 months ago

      Nope, there’s an exception for “cultural events”. And one for medical equipment. Pretty much everything beside being Muslim is excepted.

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    11 months ago

    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.

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    11 months ago

    If female sexual agency is somehow shameful, while male sexual agency isn’t, then this needs to be argued for with good reasons.

    I myself reject any form of double standards.

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    11 months ago

    I hate this. What if I wanna cover my face to evade facial detection? That’s illegal now?

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    11 months ago

    YES!

    It’s important how much clothing you wear. Not too much and not too little. It MUST BE the RIGHT amount.

    Humans.

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    I can’t even take half of you seriously. Every religion is a cult, but this one is an extremely misogynistic cult and you don’t get anything for being their unpaid defenders online beyond the knowledge that you protected extreme womanizers.

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      11 months ago

      so u punish the act, you dont do a blanket statrment that mostly affects the followets of one religion, u make it illegal to: -force someone to wear something not make it illegal to: -wear smt

      Dont you rralize that thosecountries that are fucked up, have sharia law etc, are doing the same thing? One thing in common: Controlling how people dress.

      In one you are controlling by telling people they have to wear x, in the other by telling people they cannot wear x, at the end of the day the affected are those who want to be able to choose, not some fucking terrorist.

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    I can understand the reasoning for government officials and kids at school, but what are they smoking to straight up ban it in their country?

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        i am glad that we are fighting these terrible regimes that enforce what women can and cannot wear by letting the regime enforce what women can and cannot wear

        high five gang

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            I’m sorry, why is the ability of choice, an inclusion of force to you?

            Don’t u see the 3 “shades”?

            -Force women to wear smt -Let women choose what to wear -Force women not to wear something

            I know the problem is that you don’t wanna sre it, but hopefully somebody sees this before going the wrong path.

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    11 months ago

    A country telling women what to wear will be on the same page in my book as the country telling women what not to wear.

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    What if I’m cold or want to go skiing? I could wrap a scarf over my face which I have done. Is that not illegal because it’s not the same garment?

    What about COVID? Wouldn’t masks conflict with that also? Of all countries I’d never imagine one with a colder climate to make such a law.

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      Austria has a similar law. And a website that connects the local whether report with the rules for when wearing a scarf is okay.

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        So I have to look at the internet to see if I’m allowed to protect myself from the cold? Oh not officially cold enough even though it’s making my face hurt, guess I’ll just suffer because God forbid I’m allowed to be the one who decides how much of my body I went exposed to the elements.

        You like authoritarian control of the most basic parts of people’s lives, most people don’t want to live in a world like that.

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        Does getting spanked by my husband if I don’t cover my face count as a health and safety concern?

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          11 months ago

          It counts as a crime against your physical integrity and dignity and you should report him to the police

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    11 months ago

    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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    11 months ago

    Winter is gonna be fun, lol. Austria already implemented and rolled back a similar ban.

    The article says there are exceptions, but doesn’t provide any useful information unfortunately.

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      Winter is gonna be fun, lol.

      They’ll have a list of exceptions that basically means anyone but muslims.

      Austria already implemented and rolled back a similar ban.

      It’s still in force.