The French ban on wearing veils must be enforced without religious prejudice

My position would be that it is impossible to impose a ban on wearing veils without religious prejudice. I would like to provide some definitions in the beginning. Prejudice: 1. An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts. 2. A preconceived preference or idea. 3. The act or state of holding unreasonable preconceived judgments or convictions. 4. Irrational suspicion or hatred of a particular group, race, or religion. (. http://www.answers.com...) re•li•gious (r -l j s) adj. 1. Having or showing belief in and reverence for God or a deity. 2. Of, concerned with, or teaching religion: a religious text. 3. Extremely scrupulous or conscientious: religious devotion to duty. n. pl. religious (. http://www.thefreedictionary.com...) //This week the French ban on wearing veils in public came into force and already Muslim women have been arrested for not uncovering their faces, perhaps so that lecherous Gallic kafirs can drool over the sight of their bare countenances and, possibly, undress them with their eyes before mentally raping them. [1]// Yes, they can. So thus, to avoid this serious defilement of a women's dignity, vandalizing her property(ies) and degradation of her honour, the French ban should not be imposed. But if one were to impose ban, it would be impossible to do so without religious prejudice. This is explained in my arguments. //Fair enough, you might say, French sexual perverts should be allowed to fantasize over women of all faiths, and over women of no faith at all – Islamic women should not be singled out. That's why the ban on wearing veils applies not only to Muslim women but to everybody. [2] So, in order to avoid accusations of discrimination, as well as cracking down on Muslim women wearing niqabs, the French police should stake out churches where weddings are held and if a bride arrives wearing a veil, they should pounce on her as she steps out of the limousine, bundle her to ground, arrest her and haul her virginal Christian arse off to jail. // I have two concerns with this arguments. No. 1: Bridal veils are never completely opaque/ obscure. Her face is almost completely visible. So any mental activity involving her face and a man's - *imagination* can still take place in the safe little confines of one's mind. . http://www.google.co.in...= But more importantly, even the bridal veils have a religious significance. No. 2: One can never assume that the arse they are hauling off is virginal. This is just presumption. //That way, the French authorities could rightly assert that the French ban on the veil is being enforced without religious prejudice. // This is rebutted in my arguments. Argument: 1. The veils are worn only by the Muslim women on a daily basis : Since only the Muslim women wear a full face veil as a compulsion on a daily basis, any ban on it would affect these women the most. It will be religious prejudice on any count. Let us take an example. Imagine, if you will, a family consisting of a father, a brother and a 16 year old daughter. Now the father passes a law banning wearing of short skirts by anyone in the house. Though it isn't specified, it is pretty obvious that if the brother (or the father for that matter) isn't a cross-dresser, the law was made for the daughter. Though even the brother cannot wear the skirt, since he never had the urge to, it still applies almost wholly to the girl. Similarly, even though no one, not even the brides would not be able to do so now, this would still be religious prejudice for muslim women since it applies almost exclusively to them 2. Even the wedding veils have religious underlinings: . http://www.chabad.org... "… The Torah continues to say that Moses' face was so bright with holiness, no one dared look at him. He had to wear a veil whenever he spoke to the people in order to filter the divine glare. This is also why a bride wears a veil. The souls of both bride and groom are in an elevated state under the Chuppah (marriage canopy), as they are about to unite as one. In the bride, this elevated state is more revealed. She radiates a special holiness; the divine presence ("Shechinah"), the feminine aspect of G-d, shines through the face of the bride. This light is so intense that it must be veiled, just as the light emanating from Moses' face had to be covered. Holiness needs privacy…" (Jewish reason) . http://bellydancingdiva.com... … Veils are worn by Judaic, Christian and Islam religious adherents. The Virgin Mary is always shown veiled, and there is a liturgical feast of the "Veil of our Lady. " Nuns wear veils, white during probation, dark once vows are taken, or other colors depending on the order…"