• LemsGhost@lemmy.ml
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    So dumb, where I’m from not to long ago lots of poorer people and women would wear head scarves, because you didn’t want your hair to get dirty. Idk why people think persecuting Muslims will do anything to change the super radical islamists.

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      europeans would literally talk about Ughyurs “genocide” while at the same time being totally okay ignoring the rampant abuse muslims get in their own countries. And not even only muslims either! Don’t forget how demonized Romani are too!

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    France’s National Rally

    The National Rally (French: Rassemblement National [ʁasɑ̃bləmɑ̃ nɑsjɔnal], RN), known as the National Front from 1972 to 2018 (French: Front national [fʁɔ̃ nɑsjɔnal], FN), is a French far-right political party. […] It is the single largest parliamentary opposition party in the National Assembly since 2022.

    Nazi party does nazi things, not really any surprise here tbh. Zero chance of this becoming a law at least.

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      She’s the likely next president of France since their “justice” system refused to put her in jail for corruption after a whole sham media spectacle. Similar to how Democrats refused to put Trump in jail so he could win the next election.

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        remember her Dad started this new French Nazi Party

        wikipedia

        after reading he downplays the holocaust, faced charges of inciting discrimination against Muslims

        Called him “the devil of the republic”

        “In November 1944, aged 16, Le Pen was turned down (because of his age) by Colonel Henri de La Vaissière (then representative of the Communist Youth) when he attempted to join the French Forces of the Interior (FFI).[11] He then entered the faculty of law in Paris, and started to sell the monarchist Action Française’s newspaper, Aspects de la France, in the street.[12] He was repeatedly convicted of assault and battery (coups et blessures).[13]

        Le Pen started his political career as the head of the student union in Toulouse. He became president of the Association Corporative des étudiants en droit, an association of law students whose main occupation was to engage in street brawls against the cocos (communists). He was excluded from this organisation in 1951.”

        He was then sent to Algeria in 1957 as an intelligence officer. He was accused of having engaged in torture.[25] Le Pen denied these accusations, although he admitted knowing of its use.[13] Le Pen also criticised President Charles de Gaulle for granting Algeria independence, accusing him of “helping make France small”.

        Fuckin losers. His daughter is following right in his loser fascist footsteps

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        Highest polls fortunately don’t really matter if they don’t get a coalition partner. I wouldn’t put much of any faith into the ruling centrist/conservative parties to stay away but more than zero at least.

        I’m personally much more concerned about the UK than France when looking at polls.

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        And even you are probably not taking about the garment you’re thinking of. A burqa is specifically the one with the grille on front of the eyes and is mostly worn in Afghanistan. The internationally much more common face veil with the eye slit is called a niqab.

        I learned this after five minutes of research back when conservative politicians called for a “burqa ban” in my country. That they didn’t even know what kind of garment they wanted to ban or that there’s more than one type of face veil told me a lot about how much thought they must’ve given the matter.

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          “burqa ban” in my country. That they didn’t even know what kind of garment they wanted to ban or that there’s more than one type of face veil told me a lot about how much thought they must’ve given

          1. “Defund the police” doesn’t mean actually remove all cops; just supplement them with care workers for better success and change their interaction rules for better outcomes.

          2. “No datacenters” doesn’t mean “zero datacenters” because we realize that while toxic new datacenters rush-built with no oversight are wasteful, toxic and damaging to the local and global environment, we understand that secure consolidated housing of our personal, healthcare. Criminal/court and research data is important to its integrity and availability long-term. So it just means “no bad datacenters wasting power and water just to make weiner dog animation”

          Yet

          1. “They said burqa. They can only mean it literally, the indolent fucks”

          We can be less hypocritical.

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            I’d expect politicians who want to restrict a basic right like freedom of religion to communicate what they want to do and why instead of throwing out a slogan that requires interpretation. Besides, when they did give a reasoning they kept using the word “burqa”. It was pretty clear that they neither knew nor cared about any details.

            The whole thing was an exercise in thinly veiled xenophobia (keeping foreign looking people off the street under the guise of helping women) and thankfully didn’t get very far.

            (Also, “defund the police” was a pretty bad choice for a slogan and allowed the opposition to paint the movement as hardcore anarchists.)

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        I wish I was allowed to wear one occasionally. They look so comfy and cool in summer to keep the harsh Australian sun off

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            Where I live, I would either be harassed for “cultural appropriation”, or harassed for “looking like a terrorist” (people are pretty racist around here). Blasted by both sides; no thanks, I already get harassed enough as it is.

            Head and neck scarves are really good on your own property for yard work and stuff though. It does some magic thing that keeps you really cool. It’s like having a mini fan pointed at your face at all times.

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              Damn, that’s unfortunate. Around me, I know non-Muslims who often wear head coverings at will, especially while working outside. I didn’t know it was such a huge deal in some places…

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      Have you become so used to surveillance culture that you think it’s normal to enforce that authorities are able to recognise your face at all times?

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        TBF look at the image in the screenshot op posted. It looks like they deliberately chose a photo of someone with brown skin in a brown hijab because, if you don’t look closely, it looks like it covers her face.

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          They might have chosen the image to insinuate that Muslims are black but since they put it so bluntly side by side with a Kippah I don’t think they were actually going for a dog-whistle. I don’t really like looking for “hidden dog-whistles” in things.

          The full image is a bit clearer, encoding might have destroyed it since it’s a screenshot of the image.

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      The reason is that they’re an islamophobic, racist party

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      The local social fascists are having a meeting near my house. One of the pricks going there had his stupid pervert glasses on and a body guard. That these people pretend to be part of the left is just pathetic. I’m so glad climate change will get much worse.

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      Replase “reason” with “excuse”. The former appeals to common sense while the latter pertains to lack of basic empathy or understanding