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goldperlestar

Mon 08/22/16 07:58 PM

So parts of France have banned burkini's...hmmm...for lack of a more profound statement...that sucks!!! I hear tell the reason for the ban is more or less public safety....and while I do understand the concept, I really dont get how a ban on "burkinis" is going to prevent extremist behaviours...leave it to government officials to penalize the majority ....for the sins of a few. Good thing they arent outlawed everywhere....ill be wearing something very similar to the beach this labor day.

https://www.google.com/search?q=burkini&client=ms-metropcs-us&hl=en&biw=320&bih=404&prmd=isnv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwim9MGNxtbOAhXGFx4KHS6VCG8Q_AUICCgB&dpr=1.5#imgrc=Xz-LIbk-VMo46M%3A

Edited by goldperlestar on Mon 08/22/16 08:11 PM

SassyEuro2

Mon 08/22/16 08:19 PM

You left out the part about, the fights & riots & burning cars.
* Check YouTube & Euro articles *

And this " majority" of house guests, in other countries...wants everyone & EXISTING LAWS & WESTERN CULTURE
to adapt to them.

Including, swim days at pools, just for Muslim women & boys 10 and under.
They were accomodated .

And there is a limit. As to how much sny country or individual will do or put up with.... to accomodate an ideology that wants the entire planet.

But good luck with that... & the cops. slaphead

Rock

Mon 08/22/16 09:25 PM

Muslims aren't, and have never been,.
a "majority" in France.

As immigrants, living off the hospitality of France,
muslims need to adapt to French culture.
Not vice versa.

catinidaho

Mon 08/22/16 09:32 PM

I don't even know what a burkini is.

ciretom

Mon 08/22/16 11:22 PM

I really dont get how a ban on "burkinis" is going to prevent extremist behaviours

I really don't get how forcing people to purchase a product from some guy in a suit working at an insurance company guarantees everyone gets the exact medical treatment they need from doctors.

Sometimes laws aren't exactly direct in their effect.

leave it to government officials to penalize the majority...for the sins of the few

That isn't really the case here as muslims in Burkini's are not the majority in France.

Other than that, governments penalize people. That's just what they do.

Name any law that can't be interpreted as penalizing someone for the sake of someone else.

There are no universally altruistic laws.

And in this day and age?
It's called penalize everyone for the illusion of "safety."

Conrad_73

Tue 08/23/16 12:59 AM

I totally wouldn't! bigsmile

Unknow

Tue 08/23/16 05:34 AM

The Burkini should come with a full merkin..
tongue2

SassyEuro2

Tue 08/23/16 05:50 AM

The Burkini should come with a full merkin..
tongue2

Oy Vey!

Why did I look up the history?

rofl

goldperlestar

Tue 08/23/16 04:28 PM

The Burkini should come with a full merkin..
tongue2

Oy Vey!

Why did I look up the history?

rofl

somethings you just cant un-see frustrated

Edited by goldperlestar on Tue 08/23/16 04:28 PM

Unknow

Tue 08/23/16 04:44 PM

The Burkini should come with a full merkin..
tongue2

Oy Vey!

Why did I look up the history?

rofl

somethings you just cant un-see frustrated

That's why I wear shades :sunglasses:

Conrad_73

Wed 08/24/16 01:02 AM

The Burkini should come with a full merkin..
tongue2

adj4u

Wed 08/24/16 06:00 PM

that is the way of govts in so called free societies instead of making the punishment for crime sever enough to be a deterrent -- they pass more laws that the unlawful will not follow anyway -- thus punishing the law bidding member of that so called free society

but hey what do i know

rachidi1984

Sun 08/28/16 03:00 PM

Well..Burkini (burka and bikini ) a swimsuit for islamic women designed in Australia .covers whole body except face ,hands and feets ...

Edited by rachidi1984 on Sun 08/28/16 03:02 PM

soufiehere

Sun 08/28/16 03:16 PM

Makes one hot just looking at it.

Manturkey1

Sun 08/28/16 03:35 PM

I agree. .

goldperlestar

Mon 08/29/16 04:43 PM

Makes one hot just looking at it.

Omg, Soufie it looks sooo beautiful to me...i would be so proud to wear one...except in france..id be breakinf the law...nonsense

goldperlestar

Mon 08/29/16 04:45 PM

I prefer a string bikini .. smitten

But i see plenty of people swimming in tshirts and shorts or wetsuits ... Is there really any difference ... Surely People should wear what is comfortable and acceptable to them bigsmile

my thought exactly blondey111

soufiehere

Mon 08/29/16 04:53 PM

Makes one hot just looking at it.

Omg, Soufie it looks sooo beautiful to me...i would be so proud to wear one...except in france..id be breakinf the law...nonsense

Well they are beautiful.
But not at the beach, you could die underneath one of those
and no one would know.

Rather defeats the purpose of 'sun bathing.'

SimpyComplicated

Mon 08/29/16 05:33 PM

Makes one hot just looking at it.

Omg, Soufie it looks sooo beautiful to me...i would be so proud to wear one...except in france..id be breakinf the law...nonsense

Well they are beautiful.
But not at the beach, you could die underneath one of those
and no one would know.

Rather defeats the purpose of 'sun bathing.'

Wonder how long before someone sues the french government because they got sun cancer due to not being allowed to cover up at the beach

goldperlestar

Wed 08/31/16 05:27 PM

Makes one hot just looking at it.

Omg, Soufie it looks sooo beautiful to me...i would be so proud to wear one...except in france..id be breakinf the law...nonsense

Well they are beautiful.
But not at the beach, you could die underneath one of those
and no one would know.

Rather defeats the purpose of 'sun bathing.'

funny you mention that, thats one of the "reasons" france had banned them, they say it could potentially prevent rescue of a drowning person.....yeah right shocked