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EU states can ban religious symbols in public workplaces
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WTH just let people wear what they want, as long as it is not too revealing.
And how is banning "revealing" clothing any better than banning other other types of clothing that certain people might find offensive (e.g. headscarfs)? You won't get hurt by seeing some nipples either.
So you want to allow people walking around with e.g. bare buttcheeks?
I don't see why not. I would personally prefer if they didn't do that, but I'm also not a friend of religion and religious symbols and my personal preferences shouldn't dictate what other people do.