A bunch of points....

1) Does this target Islam.  You bet....but not in the way that the bleeding hearts suggest.  It doesn’t target Islam as a religion or it’s followers, rather, it targets something that is inconsistent with societal norms here.

2) It’s very convenient that the author and others like her stir up rabid racial sentiment when what Quebec has done is agreed to by the bulk of Canadians.  It’s ironic that in the democracy that allows  author to complain, the same democratic process can’t be honored when one disagrees with the outcome.    

In the end, issue for me isn’t about race, it’s about safety and societal expectations.   In this country it must be expected that one is identifiable...period....passports, drivers licenses, picking kids up from school....

I don’t give two licks whether a woman chooses (or not) to wear these head dresses in normal day to day life.....but if she’s boarding a plane, testifying in court...etc etc....then she MUST be identifiable..