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zendawn · 29-04-2004, 20:32

It is not 'gays' that are taking issue with this rule, but a gay, lesbian and bisexual support association, fighting against discrimination in general.
Apart from the obvious physical differences between men and women, there should be no difference in the way genders are treated, as a principle. So if women can wear jewelry then so should men.
I also think that non sikhs should be able to wear turbans if they so desire.

29-04-2004, 20:32	#58
zendawn Permanently Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Sussex Posts: 732	Re: Gays overreacting/looking for trouble? It is not 'gays' that are taking issue with this rule, but a gay, lesbian and bisexual support association, fighting against discrimination in general. Apart from the obvious physical differences between men and women, there should be no difference in the way genders are treated, as a principle. So if women can wear jewelry then so should men. I also think that non sikhs should be able to wear turbans if they so desire.