France Asserts Women's Right to Wear Clothes

[entruil]

its more than religous abridging....


its more to me about freedom of association... why else would they create a law for it... ok its france so i'm learning and for real from the beginning knowing i could never get down with bernie so ... oh wait


its the frnech... FUKC your right... i will say that it all appends to USA tho... as soon as trump and nanny Rodham are included then we already knew so anything here is past tense... hence why im here... im surprised im still able... these are those times...

[R Flair]

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It makes it uncomfortable for sex cultists to go to the beach and denies them the ability to contrast uncovered heathen women deserving of forced impregnation with good girls in bondage themed swimming gear. Keeps sickos out of a place where some degree of civility is required.

You're right about everything, and that direct aggression is the real solution. The problem is that you do not have the option in your so-called Western democracies.

You must let the savages in, that is not optional, but if the consequences bother you enough you may choose to erode the rights of every citizen to mitigate them. This is the meaning of "democracy" in the modern era's information matrix. There are traitors among us and there's only one fitting penalty.

You're right, nothing we can do - currently. Still, I don't see this as a worthwhile deterrent as all it will really do is strengthen their position as an "oppressed minority", resulting in more protection via our bleeding heart liberal parties both here and in France.

Honestly the best thing to do is wait until people get fed up, giving the savages no excuse to lash out and no cause for activism on their behalf. Eventually they will become so abhorrent in the eyes of normal people that the powers that be will be forced to act or die.

Targeted oppression will only serve to delay that outcome.

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by R Flair [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You're right, nothing we can do - currently. Still, I don't see this as a worthwhile deterrent as all it will really do is strengthen their position as an "oppressed minority", resulting in more protection via our bleeding heart liberal parties both here and in France.

Honestly the best thing to do is wait until people get fed up, giving the savages no excuse to lash out and no cause for activism on their behalf. Eventually they will become so abhorrent in the eyes of normal people that the powers that be will be forced to act or die.

Targeted oppression will only serve to delay that outcome.

I can agree with some of this.

The talk you were on earlier a page ago was borderline (((R Flair))) though I thought (((Jarnauga))) had gotten to you.

[R Flair]

To what end though? Are we going to convince them of our supposed enlightened ideals of equality and freedom through legislation of beach apparel?

Just that you are trying to connect beachwear to public endangerment is a nutso argument. Think about that for just a second. Think about the importance of our basic liberties covered under the Bill of Rights compared to the insignificance of social norms regarding 21st century fashion.

[phacemeltar]

used to be the day that the general focus how not to starve, freeze to death, or will we be able to survive animal attacks... now the biggest concern is recreational beachwear... humanity is doomed

[fash]

Remove the people with the incompatible culture and 99.9% of the burkini problem goes away. Removing problem populations (or blocking immigration) isn't against western values nor US's past behavior. It's against modern egalitarianism values (modern, as in since 1965 Immigration Act for US, maybe a few decades earlier elsewhere).

[Lojik]

Clearly this opens the door for Muslims to create a sharia law state on one of France's beaches. I predict they will call the nation Burqini Faso.

[Jarnauga]

ITT i learned that my women friends were raped daily and that we had sharia on beaches

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May i present to you the terrorists that rule france and try to impose sharia these days /s:

Minister of education, Najat Vallaud Belkacem
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Minister of work and employment, Myriam El Khomri:
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you can definitely feel the sharia law coming out of their eyes

[Nihilist_santa]

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ITT i learned that my women friends were raped daily and that we had sharia on beaches

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May i present to you the terrorists that rule france and try to impose sharia these days /s:

Minister of education, Najat Vallaud Belkacem
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Minister of work and employment, Myriam El Khomri:
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you can definitely feel the sharia law coming out of their eyes

This post really opened my eyes.

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[Jarnauga]

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