else they are free to return to their home country.
Ever thought about such Muslims who were born in the Netherlands? Where would their home country be?
@Alrik:
The Burqa is not prohibited generally in Germany. But there is inequity regarding religious symbols in schools, I agree.
Generally on topic:
You can conceal weapons without covering your face... that's a rather silly argument. However, being ID-able with having an uncovered face in certain areas is a valid argument in my opinion.
I am not a supporter of burqas and other clothing restrictions in Islam... and I think that most women who actually prefer wearing those clothes would not prefer that if they weren't raised in the deep belief that it is necessary. But I don't think that a legal ban in any way can help anyone (except for the mentioned public areas with security issues where an exact identification has to be possible).
