face coverings should be banned world wide

Submitted by jean (United States), Aug 6, 2007 at 20:12

face coverings should be banned all over the world. First off breathing ones own breath for years on end is a very unhealthy way of living. Secondly, the face is not a sexual organ that needs hiding from the public.

The 5 senses were meant to be used , for general navigating through life each day. these women who cover their faces leave themselves open not only to those predators that cannot be seen through their cover, but cannot alert one in simple footing danger.

Islam needs to come out of the shadows and into the light, and be made to do so. No other peoples of the world rely so heavily on "shadow living ",than Islam, and they are the people who are stirring up strife world wide...why cater to a people who are hell bent on destroying a world which took humanity centuries to build.

All non Islamic nations have graciously allowed islam to come in and partake of the freedoms of each nation.....and instead of them being thankful for such pleasures, they infiltrate each nation which suits their fancy and rise up to impose the very primitive ideals they left behind.

If islam was such a peaceful people.....why is it they are the only ones that require policing?

Islam is the wayward generation left over from a biblical times, those who have spent much too time in folded knee, selling their daughters for a few bucks. to enjoy a nations rights, i say...demand the assimilation into the society.......if not....boot them out........for Islam has one objective........................move in....increase numbers....divide and conquer .

is this generation brain dead or is there just too much fluoride in the water? islam is not a relgion but rather a govt waiting to take over the world.

jean selman

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