I can't even begin to describe how much ninjas worry me, they're a threat to our peaceful western ways. It's about time that we send a hard message out there to all ninjas. We don't want to live our lives by your rules, so live life by our rules or f*ck off back to where you came from!

Samurais are ok.

I notice that, from time to time, where information is missing, individuals will fill in presumptive gaps using stereotypical thinking based upon a presumed group those individuals believe someone they are thinking about holds.  What I have repeatedly stated was that, in the case of where things go wrong for an individual, either through bad luck, or the fact the person made bad decisions, is that if there isn't a means by which the person has a hope of recovering and turning it around, society won't function right.  The responsibilities go for individuals to others in the same society they are in, to offer a hand up.  Without this degree of security, then people become very self-absorbed, and even the most basic of support is missing, where such individuals can act as Scrooge and say that they help, because they pay taxes.  Of course, such individuals will also likely complain their taxes are too high, and want them reduced.  And, heck, if you died destitute in the street, well, what do you expect?  You were a loser after all, and flushing of losers is the way society can better itself.  And I can argue this is basics of the Christian religion, that if I care to even remotely associate with, I need to bow my head to and acknowledge.  Well, if it isn't for society as a whole, it is at least a mission of the church. 

In what I wrote above, what you may of read from me is that if society doesn't do this, government will find itself increasingly doing, as it feels it needs to prevent society from falling apart.  So, the state of forcing people into compliance will end up following.  In no way do I approve of this at all, but acknowledge it can happen.

Considering how undetectable how they are, how exactly do you find out where to send them back to?

These eastern ninjas will just have to adapt to how modern, westernised ninjas dress.

How long ago was this? Wasn't Ataturk leading Turkey in the early 20th century?????

And? The ban stil exist today doesn't it?

Anyway you are asking the wrong question...It is not about when it happened but why it happened;

I've said it once, and i'll say it again.

All the Burqa Ban does is hide the underlying issues so the French can feel good about themselves.

Which is generally the French's approach to sexism and racism.  Close your eyes and pretend everythings cool.

All this will do, is prevent women who were forced to where the Burqa from leaving their homes.  A real improvement.

While preventing those who wanted to wear it, to wear it.

Meanwhile, now those women who were going out into the world, are shut off more, and isolated more from society making it harder for them to break away.

Or, for the few who are treated in such a way and are let out... there is now no sign that they are beign mistreated.

Of course, there will be women forced to wear it anyway, and well, they'll be punished by the police, which is great... because that's what you want in society.  Laws that punish the victim.

Unless, their husbands just don't let them leave the house now.  Like Saudi Arabia.

Not a fan. If a man is so fundamentalist that he'd force his wife to wear the Burqa then he'd most likely not let the woman out of the house if she can't wear it.

Furthermore there certainly may be some women that would choose the wear it, who can't now. 

Plus if a woman really is being forced to wear it, punishing her with a fine doesn't make any sense. Find the people that are forcing them into it and prosecute them, but don't target the victims with fines. This just seems like a law that blames the victims.

As an atheist I certainly am not a fan of islam or any other religion, but freedom of religion is certainly something I support.

Yes and like the law stated the husband can get a huge fine for it and probably other measures..

Try to answer this how come Turkey who banned the Burqa is one of the best muslim countries to live in for muslim women?  Coincidence?  If it wasn't for Erdogan the future for the Turkish women would be great.