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Burka/veil Ban In Switzerland.......
Following France, So what are we waiting for?
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A token gesture which could well pass on to other cantons.
It appears that the Swiss have no love for new asylum seekers which will include more Muslims.
One Canton Mayor paid a $30000 annual fine not to house 10 asylum seekers whilst a Muslim group are offended by the Swiss flag and what it changed.
If France and Belgium can impose the law then it will, no doubt, spread quite easily through the rest of Europe ' like a contagion'. Now where have I heard that expression quite recently?
It appears that the Swiss have no love for new asylum seekers which will include more Muslims.
One Canton Mayor paid a $30000 annual fine not to house 10 asylum seekers whilst a Muslim group are offended by the Swiss flag and what it changed.
If France and Belgium can impose the law then it will, no doubt, spread quite easily through the rest of Europe ' like a contagion'. Now where have I heard that expression quite recently?
If your face is flat against a wall and you are looking through a slit or two holes where you eyes would be, you will see the same as you would were that wall not there. If you stepped back, your vision is restricted because the angles have narrowed.
The same applies to those who wear face coverings with the eyes visible, they can still see as much as if they were not wearing the covering and their abilities to drive safely are not affected.
The same applies to those who wear face coverings with the eyes visible, they can still see as much as if they were not wearing the covering and their abilities to drive safely are not affected.
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Maybe all drivers should undergo a field vision test wearing various types of headgear?
I see people driving with jackets hoods up etc - not much difference.
AOG, re you only requiring a 'yes/no' to your earlier question - I don't think it is as simple as that, so my answer will have to suffice.
As a non driver who would have had to have handed her licence back in by now anyway if I had one, I don't feel I have any qualifications to speak for others.
I see people driving with jackets hoods up etc - not much difference.
AOG, re you only requiring a 'yes/no' to your earlier question - I don't think it is as simple as that, so my answer will have to suffice.
As a non driver who would have had to have handed her licence back in by now anyway if I had one, I don't feel I have any qualifications to speak for others.
I have mixed feelings about the identity issue and the muddled perspective regarding helmets/balaclavas in the UK.
However the ladies I have met who wear the burka in their country of origin appreciate it keeping their clothing free from dust and the household staff valued the security it gave them when working for International workers. None mentioned their husbands enforcing the wearing of the burka.
However the ladies I have met who wear the burka in their country of origin appreciate it keeping their clothing free from dust and the household staff valued the security it gave them when working for International workers. None mentioned their husbands enforcing the wearing of the burka.
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