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Banning something is as opressive as making it mandatory.
No it's not. making something mandatory for a group of people makes that group of people well separated from the rest. here is exactly opposite : they are trying to make them look like anyone else.
this ban is as dumb as banning heavy metal, dungeons and dragons, skateboards, backwards baseball caps, etc etc
it's all just trying to look tough enough to court right wing racists on targets too vulnerable to fight back.
if you want to protect vulnerable young girls, you don't start by ostracising them from the community.
How is that ostracizing? Expand your word.
how is saying someone from a group of people can't dress in attitudes that identifies them as a member of the group not ostracising? it's the very definition.
Because "ostracizing" means "to exclude" someone. While imposing a common dress standard is to include everyone. so petty much the opposite of "ostracizing"
A common dress standard would be called a uniform. This law isn’t mandating uniforms, so you’re incorrect. It’s excluding religious groups, so yes, ostracizing.
Ostracising means to exclude. The law forces the blending. The mental gymnastics you need to find "exclusion" in that is buffing. Again it's not excluding anyone, it tries to male them blend with the rest. Blend. Mix. Nobody is excluded. I never mentioned uniforms, neither the law, i don't know why you bring that up. Yes, uniforms obviously make everyone uniform but we aren't talking about it. Dressing regularly also make everyone look "regular" or "secular", we don't need uniforms.
If anything, the groups of people are literally excluding themselves by wearing stuff nobody else does.
Looks like at some point people are just repeating the same argument for everything and opposite of it.
Yes, we’ve established what ostracizing means. If anybody seems to be jumping through hoops to prove that this law, that target religious minorities isn’t targeted at religious minorities, is you. You shouldn’t have to force (or make them) “blend”. If there’s force or a mandate involved, then it’s already not the best path to freedom of expression and identity.
There’s no such thing as a “secular dress” because people in a truly secular society, can come from different (incl non western) backgrounds and can choose to wear whatever they want. Therefore, you either don’t claim freedom of expression or identity or you accept that this is a targeted law aimed at a minority group in the name of “secularism” and is no different than the Taliban mandating face-covering like somebody else stated in these discussions. This just happens to be on the other end of the spectrum.
Oh finally some arguments!
You know what makes everyone look alike? A niqab.
Someone call the Taliban and let them know they're defenders of freedom.
lol your argument is dumb sorry You know what else make everyone alike? Plastic surgery. Someone call surgeons
Plastic surgery does not make everyone look alike. That's a silly thing to say lol
Also you're missing the highly relevant point that plastic surgery is not compulsory
Well i made a silly argument to show you how I feel about yours lol.
Nobody is imposing a cloth on anyone, and even less a religious one. So you can't use niqqab in your argument against me because that's literally what i am against!
You could say for example that's a cultural thing, and forbidding it would somehow restrict the minority. But then, it's only public schools, the law doesn't care (me neither) about adults wearing it outside. (I don't know why I am arguing with myself on your behalf 🤔)
What it does care about, is to prevent community bubbles forming within groups of children. Which i totally support.
Ok lol
We are controlling what communities ARE NOT allowed to form. Stop negating my points lol
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Got em!
"trying to make them" is a problematic phrase and why this doesn't make sense. Nobody should be "made" to do anything, if people are choosing to look different they should be free to do so.
But they don't choose tho. Parents do, but not kids
Hyperbolic bad faith argument. A person should have a right to choose the clothes they wear. Maybe this school should stick to uniforms if certain articles of clothing are so problematic.