As we can see in this video, this man is absolutely against burqas and in favor of ban burqas. I don't know if the words that he uses to describe Islamic people or the women who wear burqas are correct, but I'm agree him with some arguments he gives. Women who wear burqas don't annoyed me but I feel strange when I see them because I can't know who is she and maybe could be a dangerous people or a terrorist with a burqa garment. We don't know. Also I'm agree this man when he say that burqa is only a politic declaration, especially a comunist declaration. I have looked for information about this and I have found that their religion doesn't say to wear burqa, the Quran doesn't say this, but is a taliban imposition. In addition, I also think the Islamic culture doesn't respect the rights of women and they fell too inhibited and consequently they don't protest. Finally, I think that if we ban wearing burqas, women will be happy but they won't express their feelings, and this will be a help for them to start to defend their rights.
As Rosa said and as we can see perfectly, this man completely disagrees with burqas. But, in contrast to Rosa, I do know that the words he uses to describe Islamic people aren't correct, indeed, they are offensive and disrespectful; he cannot describe these women as Dark Vader or call the burqa "the cloak of death", for example. The funny thing is that he describes himself as tolerant; when cleanly he is not, because, although it is a primitive culture, it is still a culture that has to be respected like the others. But I don’t completely disagree with what he says. Nowadays, other cultures have evolved, slightly, but they have, and I think that the Islamic one has to do the same related with this kind of outfit. I think that, at least, in public places, they shouldn’t cover her faces, because it could be dangerous; as Rosa said, there could be a terrorist behind it, and consequently, if we cannot see his face, there’s no way to recognize him. But I wouldn’t completely ban it, because it is their culture, not ours, and we cannot decide for them, we just have to be tolerant and respect them.
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ResponderEliminarAs we can see in this video, this man is absolutely against burqas and in favor of ban burqas. I don't know if the words that he uses to describe Islamic people or the women who wear burqas are correct, but I'm agree him with some arguments he gives. Women who wear burqas don't annoyed me but I feel strange when I see them because I can't know who is she and maybe could be a dangerous people or a terrorist with a burqa garment. We don't know. Also I'm agree this man when he say that burqa is only a politic declaration, especially a comunist declaration. I have looked for information about this and I have found that their religion doesn't say to wear burqa, the Quran doesn't say this, but is a taliban imposition. In addition, I also think the Islamic culture doesn't respect the rights of women and they fell too inhibited and consequently they don't protest.
ResponderEliminarFinally, I think that if we ban wearing burqas, women will be happy but they won't express their feelings, and this will be a help for them to start to defend their rights.
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ResponderEliminarAs Rosa said and as we can see perfectly, this man completely disagrees with burqas. But, in contrast to Rosa, I do know that the words he uses to describe Islamic people aren't correct, indeed, they are offensive and disrespectful; he cannot describe these women as Dark Vader or call the burqa "the cloak of death", for example. The funny thing is that he describes himself as tolerant; when cleanly he is not, because, although it is a primitive culture, it is still a culture that has to be respected like the others.
ResponderEliminarBut I don’t completely disagree with what he says. Nowadays, other cultures have evolved, slightly, but they have, and I think that the Islamic one has to do the same related with this kind of outfit. I think that, at least, in public places, they shouldn’t cover her faces, because it could be dangerous; as Rosa said, there could be a terrorist behind it, and consequently, if we cannot see his face, there’s no way to recognize him. But I wouldn’t completely ban it, because it is their culture, not ours, and we cannot decide for them, we just have to be tolerant and respect them.