Will ban burqa as it stops vitamin D intake from sunlight:UKIP:

[ashok321]

Will ban burqa as it stops vitamin D intake from sunlight:UKIP:

The far-right UK Independence Party (UKIP) has pledged in its general election manifesto to ban the burqas or the full face veils in public places, citing among others a bizarre reason that they "prevent intake of essential vitamin D from sunlight".

"Clothing that hides identity, puts up barriers to communication, limits employment opportunities, hides evidence of domestic abuse, and prevents intake of essential vitamin D from sunlight, is not liberating," the UKIP election manifesto says.

 

[Ajaxpaul]

UKIP trolling better than some of the best trolls here..lol

 

[Imran Khan]

i am agree with this point

 

[Penguin]

... on the plus side, you don't have to see how ugly someone is.
(sorry, ... it was an open goal)

 

[Trango Towers]

... on the plus side, you don't have to see how ugly someone is.
(sorry, ... it was an open goal)

OR MISS OUT ON SEEING HOW BEAUTIFUL SHE IS......always two sides

good to know that UKIP is concerned about vitamin intake of muslim women. see they love us really. they spend all their time thinking about us and our welfare

 

[Yaseen1]

what about skin cancer caused by sunlight

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

I don't think you need a reason to ban it. It's just a direct slap against British values of individual freedom. EVEN IF the woman does it "with her free will", it only shows how she was brainwashed by a misogynistic ideology with false promises. Given that argument even other backward concepts like cast system should be allowed to be openly practiced in the UK considering how low castes are brainwashed to believe that they deserve the ordeal.

 

[Penguin]

OR MISS OUT ON SEEING HOW BEAUTIFUL SHE IS......always two sides

good to know that UKIP is concerned about vitamin intake of muslim women. see they love us really. they spend all their time thinking about us and our welfare

Of course there are two sides. Where's your sense of humor?

But seriously, isn't the whole point of covering yourself as a female so as to appear modest and to not tempt those unruly men that never seem to be able to control themselves?

what about skin cancer caused by sunlight

Good point! This is why I am against nude recreation (it always seems that it is the ' leathery people' that do so: effect of more rapid skin aging)

I don't think you need a reason to ban it. It's just a direct slap against British values of individual freedom. EVEN IF the woman does it "with her free will", it only shows how she was brainwashed by a misogynistic ideology with false promises. Given that argument even other backward concepts like cast system should be allowed to be openly practiced in the UK considering how low castes are brainwashed to believe that they deserve the ordeal.

For a recruit, that's actually a very astute observation, thank you.

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

For a recruit, that's actually a very astute observation, thank you.

I hope you're not being sarcastic.

 

[Penguin]

I hope you're not being sarcastic.

I hope so too ;-)
Take a compliment when it is given.

 

[Dem!god]

I would also like to see these women having adequate vitamin D intake.

 

[24 Hours]

what about skin cancer caused by sunlight

Not really relevant if you live in the UK.

 

[ultron]

They only have to cover the hair. They don't have to cover the face. Vitamin D won't be affected. There is no skin on the hair. There is skin on the face.

 

[Trango Towers]

Of course there are two sides. Where's your sense of humor?

But seriously, isn't the whole point of covering yourself as a female so as to appear modest and to not tempt those unruly men that never seem to be able to control themselves?


Good point! This is why I am against nude recreation (it always seems that it is the ' leathery people' that do so: effect of more rapid skin aging)


For a recruit, that's actually a very astute observation, thank you.

You didn't get my dry humour. Anyways smile and enjoy

 

[Zibago]

We can call lack of sun exposure as cold world problem
Islamabad, Pakistan

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