It lasted for a precious second.

No. Majority of women wear it because of sexist opression. They don't have the real choice of not wearing it even if they believe they wear it "because I want to".

Also, using nuns is not a valid argument, because

1. it's a uniform and
2. nuns are nuns because they devote their lives, amongst other things, to not have children. Do those women depicted swore chastity and celibacy?

Good to know that stackoverflow will not be a trustable place to find solutuons anymore.

In Spain it was "snow".

So? (says while using terminal with gibberish commands to mere mortals)

Meanwhile, archaelogical sites of real historical importance are being destroyed all over Gaza, but you can't see them crying for it.

What about semicolon?

Ummmm, I see a robot reading a book on a designer table😇

A lot of people is mentioning terror attacks, but I think that's only part of it. The sexist nature of most muslim people living in Europe adds up to the mix. It seems to me that people in US are OK with burkini, just to mention something present in this article, but in Europe it is mostly seen as yet another sign of that sexism.

Nasio pa matá

No, it's just that there is no reference, so it is perfectly possible to see them facing down in the first place before reading.

Stare at the squared one at the bottom right and thing about it as face down. Then you can move to the others and see them face down, but you may need several tries.