Discussion on Religious Expression and Legislation in Austria
This post initiates a debate regarding the legislative restrictions on religious attire in Austria, specifically focusing on the prohibition of the hijab for girls under the age of 14. The content contrasts this policy with the freedom of expression afforded to other religious groups, such as those wearing kippahs or turbans. The discussion highlights the ongoing political discourse surrounding secularism, religious freedom, and the integration of diverse cultural practices within European legal frameworks, prompting questions about the consistency of these regulations and the perspectives of different political groups.
because jew boys can run around with kippahs, sikh boys can wear their turbans, but no muslim female is allowed to wear a hijab until age 14. Why? Because there is freedom of religion in austria, so religions have the right to sue the govt if it wont allow them to practice their
So if someone else does worse things it’s ok for you to do bad things, because you’re bad but someone else is more bad? I don’t give a shit about the hijab I’m just trying t get to the logic here
Letztens beim koksen hab ich den Hitler gesehen.
Waaay too late...
Think about it this way : who would the leftwing europeans would fight for if it's wasnt the muslims? Workers? Ew.. workers vote far right and they smell like gasoline and backward rural areas, no way
It seems wise to first explain the differences, given that there are simply too many 9gaggers who do not even know who they are calling a "libtard"—or why. Generally, four main strands of liberalism can be distinguished: Classical liberalism ,Social liberalism ,Conservative liber
In Vienna a couple with 3 kids get 51.000 euros every year wirh soociaö welfare tax free. Most people earn less after taxes full time job. Thats insane.
Muhammad is not happy.
Progressives are not liberal. Stop using american nomenclature when talking to europeans.
Liberals in europe are defined by a political stance defined and called "liberalism". So its a completely other thing than whatever american mean when using that word.