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    1. mao_was_right on

      How the ban actually works is banning the covering of your face in public, whether it’s a burka, a scarf or a novelty mask. It’s the sort of thing I’m surprised the government don’t actually pursue as it makes stuff like cracking down on protests easier through the back door.

    2. Chillmm8 on

      If it opens up a debate over banning all face coverings in public, then I think most will be for it.

    3. JackStrawWitchita on

      Why are some women so driven to tell other women how to dress?

    4. HotelPuzzleheaded654 on

      Is this Reform’s approach to reducing the cost of living and growing the economy?

    5. Porkandbenz on

      Shame reform didn’t have the backbone to support her. This is a policy that the general public want.

    6. MordecaiTheBrown on

      Will that cover Nuns also, or are we just targeting Muslims rather than the thugs on the streets walking around in masks? Good to know these things

    7. ChooChooBananaTrain on

      Nope. She’s a racist.

      Banning face coverings for security reasons – cool. Banning burka’s on women is just out right discrimination and will never happen

    8. neorapsta on

      Imagine hitting a future pandemic and being told masking is illegal as it conceals too much of your face and makes the xenophobes nervous.

    9. High-Tom-Titty on

      I agree with banning face coverings, but think you’d have to start slowly. Maybe schools, hospitals, airports, and government buildings first. While also making sure not demonise things like the veil. Change comes slowly for some.

    10. TheObrien on

      I’m kind of ambivalent to this, and my politics are generally centrist to the left.

      But it’s more about face coverings generally for me, ski masks, face masks that the local Northface Ninjas wear, as well.

      But the flip side is that people should be able to wear whatever they like in a free country, which is Reforms platform after all – “make Britain great again” and all that shit.

    11. DadVan-Soton on

      Ah, religious intolerance.

      Just what Britain and its people need right now.

    12. Primary-Effect-3691 on

      Shit like this is why I’m not worried about Reform

    13. another_online_idiot on

      What a stupid thing to call for.

      If we are going to start banning clothing that is **usually** associated with foreign demographics, religions etc.. then let us be even-handed about it and ban ALL clothing that has a religious **or** foreign demographic background. So, nuns will not be allowed to wear habits or wimples, the archbishop of canterbury will not be allowed to wear his chimere or rochet, sikhs will have to be banned from wearing turbans, saris will have to be banned etc…

    14. SuperSheep3000 on

      Imagine everything going on in this country and you’re.first major issue is people wearing burkas.

    15. BellendicusMax on

      Just the usual reform pantomime politics so they can edit a soundbite to enrage their neanderthal base.

      And on a side note why do all reform representatives look like a nether world entity that has been bound into a week old human corpse?

    16. NotOnYerNelly on

      Reform is just full of populist sound bites. No substance.

      Burka makes me feel uncomfortable but really has no bearing on anything.

    17. cagemeplenty on

      I don’t like burkas, just like I don’t like religion. But end of the day, it’s religious expression and freedom. If that freedom isn’t oppressing me, a none religious person then it’s a case of toleration.

      Its for the Muslim community to progress itself away from full face coverings, not for us to mandate it.

      Some say it opens debate to banning all face coverings.

      In an age if total state surveillance and total surveillance by social media I’m surprised so many are willingly wanting to let go of another freedom to have anonymity. If you want to protest and don’t want your face logged by recognition by the police, what you ment to do?

      This is like China. Hence the Hong Kong people when they protested has to resort to advanced face paint to disguise themselves as they couldn’t cover faces.

    18. blippinbleep on

      All this does is remove some Muslim women from public life. I like to think brits aren’t this stupid, but the evidence is piling up with this racist little island.

    19. One of the 7/11 MALE bombers got away by hiding under a burka and yet you idiots don’t see a problem with it.

    20. Trying to dress this up as anything other than religious intolerance, discrimination and racism as some in the comments are doing is disgusting. Fuck Reform and anyone who votes for them.

    21. redrighthand_ on

      Has anyone actually seen a burka in the uk? Or do they mean the niqab?

    22. thehistorynovice on

      Banned by Denmark and France.

      Tajikistan, a 90% Muslim country, also banned not just the burqa but also the hijab.

      If nothing else, it is a symbol of the oppression of women – and as such should be banned. Successive governments have shown they are big fans of banning things which they believe are harmful so I struggle to se why this practice has not been taken to task yet.

    23. CreepyTool on

      Not a fan of reform, but on this I agree with them. It’s an oppressive item from a barbaric religion that has no place in a modern, liberal democracy. The fact we’ve even allowed it to begin with is shocking.

    24. Marcuse0 on

      I don’t think the government should be passing laws on what people are allowed to wear.

    25. Hellstorm901 on

      The Far Right just distract people with pointless things to cover up their own failings. Just look at Trump, the ICE raids and brutality of them escalated as their economic forecast worsened

      This headline grabbing call is simply a cover for them to hide the fact that weeks on since they occupied a mayoral seat they have unsuccessfully found any DEI hires or implemented their “British DOGE”

    26. Entire-Cow-1641 on

      Classic “look over there” tactics.

      Remember that someone else’s clothes do not impact your wallet or quality of life.

    27. 321jamjar on

      It’s strange how many people are in favour of banning face coverings in here. Yeah it’s silly seeing teenagers walking around dressed like roadmen but at the end of the day it’s still an important point in freedom of expression.

      I think far too many of us are happy to promote surveillance culture and erode our own personal liberties when we don’t know how those powers could be abused down the line. Just look the at the US right now and how its tracking down of protestors/migrants to be deported. We need to protect our rights and freedoms in anyway possible and culture war issues like this will ultimately only serve to diminish those.

    28. freshfov02 on

      If it gets rid of the balaclava freaks, then I’m all for it.

    29. KPSandwiches on

      All the people in this comment section loving the idea of a government telling us what we are and aren’t allowed to wear, you love to see it.

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