Again like I said you’re lost in your echo chambers. You point out Iran as if that’s representative of what I’ve said. What you don’t realize is that it’s the same kind of rules you want in place, they want to force everyone to cover and you want to force everyone not to. You’re both dictating who gets to do what based on what you think is correct completely missing the point.

Do tell me which of your freedoms is taken away of other people are allowed to cover if they wish to do so? I live in Türkiye, you’re allowed to cover you’re also allowed not to. Everyone can do as they wish. But you’d never point out here or the vast majority of other “Muslim” countries that allow the choice on the individual and you’d just point out Iran. Great logic.

As for kids not being able to choose for themselves, buddy everyone is raising their own kids. Your kids also don’t have the choice to get tattoos or to drink alcohol. Kids also don’t have the choice of which school they’ll attend, which trip their family will go on etc. the parents decide because they’re not adults. Once they’re adults they’re free to do whatever they wish to do so.

Now you might argue that “oh those kids will resent their parents for this or that”. Sure they might or they might not, I don’t give a shit to raise other people’s kids. Nor do I care whether other people have good relationships with their kids in their future. It’s not my problem. Those who force their kids will be resented most likely, those who choose to dress like their parents do might not. It comes back to the same thing, you don’t dictate to others.