I think you totally misunderstand the people who oppose this law, sky.

I think this practice is offensive. But I also think it's offensive to our OWN WESTERN TRADITIONS of human rights to force someone to dress the way we want them to. Go down that path, and you're no better than the men you think are making women do this.

More than that, every historical example shows that using state coercion to try to _make_ people change how they behave, on something that they feel is central to their identity, JUST. DOESN'T. WORK.

Faced with coercion to make them change, they double down on those markers of their identity, and work hard to prove that they're not like everyone else.

By contrast, over time, every minority group that has immigrated to Canada (even those who were viewed as having the 'wrong' values at that time) has, over time, assimilated. Every one.

So, take a pill. Let these women circulate, and see what equality looks like. And swallow your own desire to resort to force.