What if you paddled all the way to SL, filched some poor lady's voter ID, donned a niqab to disguise yourself and cast a vote in favor of Rajapaksa just because you have a huge crush on him?
I think my wrists would give away my gender unless women in Sri Lanka are in the habit of growing hair on their arms !
On Topic - Check her face; how do you think we manage to do it ? We've got a separate booth for women everywhere (not just the election center) - They're searched like everyone else however by a female personnel of the security staff instead & that too in privacy keeping in mind her religious or cultural sensitivities !
Don't deny it Buttsy, I am well aware of your proclivities.
Which would be sort of common sense, I mean I don't see how a veil or a niqab can cause any ruckus in logistical terms when it comes to voting or cause any complications, I sure as hell don't like such sexist and patriarchal practices but its silly to disenfranchise someone if they happen to wear a niqab to the polling booth.
@Armstrong For Rajapaksa you'd be willing to wax your limbs.
Its Sri Lankans inter-matter - So I can't really complain or anything; I just found it a bit....ummm...odd !
Oh foOk off you !
Buddy, this lifestyle causes heavy segregation and isolation. When people are separated from mainstream society, they begin to develop negative thoughts. That leads to breakdown of unity and it eventually leads to violence because later these people feel that they are alienated and they are not a part of society. It's not only about the dress, it's all about the anti-social behaviour. This dress is an element of a culture that is a clear obstacle for a harmonious society.
