Tribesman

At what point did kilts become part of Scottish culture? was that scottish culture, highland culture or british culture? Irish maybe or norse? celtic perhaps or even french? such a mishmash ain't it that culture thing.

So if they became part of that culture was it wrong to ban them? What on earth was a bloke from lower saxony doing telling the locals how to dress?

Nor were curry, kebabs, saris, turbans, mantillas and christianity.
So your point was?

A person choosing to wear an item of clothing doesn't really impact on anyone in any meaningful way so there is nothing real to override, banning a person from wearing something overrides their freedom of choice.
Unless there is an extremely good reason for overriding that freedom then it should not be even contemplated.
So far all the reasons given amount to nothing of substance.

And since they could do still do both in a dozen different ways your arguement doesn't stand.

Do you think your personal sensibilities requires national legislation to make people to conform to fit to your insecurities?

Your only arguement that wasn't directly dealt with is your strange sense of fear, but it was indirectly dealt with by showing those fears to be irrational.

I know, it just surprised me that the government was really that desperate when it was looking to form a coilition, then again they were desperate enough to allow that pillock wilders in too.