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Originally Posted by Root

My point is that it's still easier to communicate when the other person's face isn't blocked, so you can pick up facial cues. That's why people with aspergers have such a hard time communicating with people - picking up cues like that.

It's not attacking a religion, people are just too sensitive to everything.

Are they? The hijab and burqa are requirements to some Muslims, and you are asking them to defy their beliefs just for that? To me, that is rather harsh.

I am inclined to say, "Tough. Live with it. Instead of making others change, perhaps you should be the one to change."*