There are days when I look like Medusa and I think wearing a Burqa wouldn't be so bad.

Well . I don't care what anybody is wearing . My feelings or questions thou are " do they really like or HAVE to wear it ". And r they aloud to voice any different . The possibility that u live in USA and u have to wear it bcz your husband / family rules , that bothers me . I feel like I failed to help u out ?
If u wearing it bcz u want to / like it / allah is the word , then I don't care . U can wear a living parrot on your head for all I care , just don't ask me to feed it or patch your eye when it pokes it out . Is that makes sense ? ?

Why should I care what women wear on their heads? Same thing with sex: don’t care, if of age/consenting, go for it. Or what people buy with food stamps, or do with rain water....we got bigger problems!

I can't wear them. they just never seem to fit right, but some wear them well and should.

If they want them to stop wearing Burga's than they should also make nuns stop wearing habits and priests stopped wearing robes
And judges stopped wearing robes. What's next will they stop atheists from wearing nothing?

If you are a guest then it's just not right to force your will on your host, is it?..... Look at the other way, some western people working in those countries have to wear it because they want people to comply with their rules. Why is so shocking to ask for the same here???

Yes. It's a huge long answer since I'm for religious freedom, but I think these take religious freedom too far, particularly in their attempts to subjugate women and keep them as second-class citizens.

yes, because of security and the fact that i can't wear a crash helmet in a bank.

I do not live in a culture that includes. WOuldnt be for me to oppose.

I thought it was spelled with a k, burka. I personally don't find them attractive but to each her own and as long as it's her choice.

No l don't! Skinny jeans on the other hand?

Most people that oppose the wearing of Burqa's view it as "a complete rejection of western secular values."The doctrine that requires these women to wear the Burqa is even more objectionable because it makes women a second class citizen. Many towns and cities have banned the Burqa but isn't that restriction on the practicing freedom of religion?