@esgravois@realMaalouf A child can be kidnapped, no one saw who it was. A shop can be robbed, no one saw…can’t be allowed because people are not allowed to walk around in public with their face hidden.
@SFildez @realMaalouf They are brainwashed into liking it, not realizing it’s actually oppression of their identity. They don’t understand it that way.
@CryptobyMazhar@realMaalouf Woman who “choose” is out of fear, social stigma, oppression, and because they are told they are good girls for choosing it. Not because they really choose, but because they are taught from young age it’s the right choice.
@rehhann@realMaalouf What? Why? Why would that be banned? It’s not even related. Burqa represents oppression of woman, dehumanization, hiding their identity. Goes against western views of women, therefor should be banned.
@BillboardChris@LoisMcLatch@JDVance You do need permission to make public speeches like these, specifically when the topic is controversial. Your freedom of speech can’t go over other people’s freedom. Your idea is right, the way you are passing it along is wrong.
@BillboardChris@LoisMcLatch@JDVance As much as I agree with this.
You know well you are not “just having conversations” you are looking to provoke people with opposite views.
All those police men weren’t sent to arrest you, it’s clear they were protecting you from an aggressive crowd.
@Veeayvee1@callumisraving@jk_rowling 2 - now lets compare sexual offerenders who are men, to trans woman. UK, Ministry of Justice data from 2019 showed 76 out of 129 had at least one conviction for a sexual offense. Studies consistently find that trans women retain a male pattern of sexual criminality.
@Veeayvee1@callumisraving@jk_rowling 1 - Statistics don’t lie. When we can’t fight this with logic I don’t know how else to make it clearer. Another comparison:
The vast majority of sexual violence is perpetrated by men against women. Sexual crimes are about 90-99% committed by men.