Ban them, they are a simple of oppression that simply does not belong in Western society.
How is banning them not oppressive if a woman would like to wear one?
Yeah. I spoke with a Tunisian girl, and there the gov is very tough and repressive with those who show too much their practice of Islam. The Tunisian gov, a dictatorship for those who ignore it, would like to impose a very hard secularity in the country, what doesn't prevent at all the development of Salafism she told me, I even think it encourages it.
And she, she strongly practices Islam, she's young and she chose it, nothing imposed, when she began to get interest to the religion she even first read the Bible, it's a full choice for her. And thus it was a kind of braveness for her to wear the hijab, so things are not that simple, no question of oppression here.
And there are several Arab girls in France who have the same kind of problem, outside of the fact that in France you don't risk the jail because you show a bit too much you practice Islam, like in Tunisia. That said, she told me that the govt had to be more conciliatory with those who practice Islam there these last years.
Personally I'm so fed up with that things, that, according to some ones who are Muslim and well know Quran, are not implied in Islam, that's just an interpretation. But in Quran or not, I'm so fed up with things which consist to say that this is a protection for the woman against all that bad men in streets, that gives by nature a bad image of man. I don't like that.
The only thing I can concede would be that, according to clothes wore and the kind of hijab, it can be pretty sometimes. That's all I would give to it.
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