very, very comfortable. Zigmeister : 06 Jul 2011 7:02:35pm Whilst I tend to lean with Mr. Sparrow's argument, we can't forget that this is not a black and white issue. This a double edged sword. The Burka is an affront to women. They are a prisoner in their own clothing. That's my opinion. Clear and simple. However, people have every right to practise their religion and if this is part of their traditions so be it. My greatest fear is that banning it would only keep these women locked up in their homes. It would make a horrible situation even worse. Tolerance does not mean you have to like it. I find no peace and harmony in Islam, I find no justice, humanity or generosity or anything Holy about Catholicism but I appreciate and respect that some people do and that they have every right to practise it within the law. A little bit of tolerance is not a bad thing. Just let them wear it. chill_out : 07 Jul 2011 9:25:56am Nobody said they couldn't wear it - just that they need to remove it for purposes of identification in a society where all others are required to also remove hoodies, sunglasses and helmets in order to prove their identity. Let the police do their jobs. malmalmacca : 06 Jul 2011 6:59:57pm Really you have to look to France and Other Europen Countries ,..They Have Had 50 Years And Know a Lot More About The problem...All I Can Say