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> How is voluntarily wearing the head scarf "intolerance". "Voluntarily", sure. > So what? It's still within my "Freedom of Speech" to say whatever I want, as
by jhgb 5y ago
> How is voluntarily wearing the head scarf "intolerance".
"Voluntarily", sure.
> So what? It's still within my "Freedom of Speech" to say whatever I want, as long as it does not directly incite violence.
Whatever the court says to be within your rights is the thing that is within your rights. It's the courts that interpret law. Are you a court? Specifically, if you're in France, are you a French court?
- truetraveller 5y ago> "Voluntarily", sure. There are many who want to voluntarily wear hijab to school in France, but are denied this right. So, my point stands that this "secular" law is intolerant. >Whatever the court says to be within your rights Weak argument. Let's say an extremist court says women have no right to education. Or, that blacks are less human, say the have less rights.