A Twist on the Burqa as a Church State Matter
Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 11:32 amThe city in which I reside (using Oklahoma law and US Law) determined basicly:
One does not have the right to anonymity in public.
If you drive on a road, a public place, you have the obligation at times to identify your right to be driving.
You may practice your anonymity in the privacy of your own home. [A lawful warrent is an exception]
And I agree, one is NOT anonymous on the Internet; nor should they be. Masked men, incluiding the Lone Ranger, are taboo.
IMHO, if you want to wear a Burqa in public, go where they execute you if you don't; this USA ain't the country for it.