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The law that was recently created is the problem it can be changed

Not the point. She purposefully broke the law. I wont get into whether I agree or not with the law but she still broke it. I can not agree with stealing being illegal and then get arrested for it, whether I'm doing what I see as right I'm still breaking the law.

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Not the point. She purposefully broke the law. I wont get into whether I agree or not with the law but she still broke it. I can not agree with stealing being illegal and then get arrested for it, whether I'm doing what I see as right I'm still breaking the law.

What bout the few days ago when such a law didnt exist and no one asked the women involved before making the law?

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It's a good thing they have moderate temperatures because Canada, with it's bitterly cold winters, would be fining everyone. :P

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What bout the few days ago when such a law didnt exist and no one asked the women involved before making the law?

Then she wouldn't of been arrested... Is that not clear?

Also, of course they weren't involved. It's a security risk not a 'do you want this or not?'.

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What bout the few days ago when such a law didnt exist and no one asked the women involved before making the law?

The only way the woman would be questioned about a law is if it was up for a vote. That being said, if such a law had been put to a public vote and the public voted to enact the law, what then?

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The only way the woman would be questioned about a law is if it was up for a vote. That being said, if such a law had been put to a public vote and the public voted to enact the law, what then?

It should be left to public protecting the minorities should be done by the government some government mandate representation of minorities in parliaments muslims are under represented in french politics they should be encouraged to participate that will only serve to get france better.

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Then she wouldn't of been arrested... Is that not clear?

Also, of course they weren't involved. It's a security risk not a 'do you want this or not?'.

We have gone over this point before its not because it makes one stand out as women who do this are very few in number and very easy to track down. In sensitive places security wise if they have such guidelines its different they probably already do this law deal with public though.

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