I sometimes doubt my countries sanity.

[Edwardo Piet]

So Evie is a censorist now? Censor what he doesn't like?

And morality is subjective just as immorality is. You can't demand censorship because YOU evie view something as immoral.

My mistake, Like Adrian I was thinking more of the Burka.

I do indeed think all religions, (and every other belief system for that matter) should have a chance to defend themselves.
Religion so far has no support for its claims - it's delusional claims - and they also quite often do a lot of harm (at least potentially). I think religion has got a lot to pay for - in a non-violent way of course. I fully support the 'conversational intolerance' that Sam Harris advocates. I think there should be no censorship of this scarf, but I do still advocate (conversational) intolerance of the religion overall, and any religion due to it's delusional beliefs that in any other case - if it weren't regarded 'holy' to so many - wouldn't be 'respected'.

You were talking about are shirts being secular (they are not, there is nothing about a political system in the shirts)

I thought secular=separate from religion? That's what Wikipedia says. And atheism is absence of religion. It is not a belief system and it isn't advertising deluded beliefs therefore, that's what I meant by false advertising.

but yet you would agree with a tax a government would impose on a specific religion.

And you don't think that is hypocritical in the slightest?

I disagree that that would be hypocritical. Because advertising a position of nonbelief, and advertising deluded and potentially dangerous beliefs isn't exactly the same. I do think that advertising a non-belief stance on religion and advertising unsupported religious beliefs - that cause a lot of harm in the world - is not 100% equal.
I do think all religions should be given a chance to defend themselves, as with other belief systems. But when they fail to defend themselves, and they are so ridiculous, I think they should be ridiculed - just like with other belief systems that fail to substantiate themselves but that are non-religious. But to be very clear I am not against taxing the headscarf now though, because as I said, I was thinking more of the Burka before. My mistake.

Prove it, show me where it represents injustice on the women that wears a hijab.

I concede that point, I, Like Adrian, was thinking more of the Burka, or perhaps wrongly making the assumption that it was analogous to it and also forced on women.

EvF