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I have issue making sense of your reply to my comment. I don’t see how it’s against anything I said. As I wrote: "a significant part of the population is still

I have issue making sense of your reply to my comment. I don’t see how it’s against anything I said. As I wrote: "a significant part of the population is still strongly against any kind of religion". All religious signs are banned in schools not only the hijab. France views religion as strictly a private matter which has no place at all in the public sphere. That’s not a religious conflict just widely incompatible with the American view on the subjects.

rayiner 4y ago
You don’t think the French ban on hijab has anything to do with religion? You think it’s just a coincidence and has nothing to do with the fact that Christianity happens not to generally require outwardly visible symbols of membership in a religious community, unlike Islam, Shikhism, Orthodox Judaism, etc.?
- WastingMyTime89 4y ago
  Remind me which faith in France add to shoot at civil servants to try to prevent them taking an inventory of the content of their cult places so it could be ceased by the state. I guess you don’t know or you wouldn’t write such idiocies. But even then, as a French, I would applaud anything going against religions. The faster we get ride of obscurantism the better the world.