What does Boris Johnson say about the burden Rowan Atkinson calls a 'good' joke?

The controversy over Boris Johnson's opinion about burak is called Conservative MPs refusing to apologize and seek support from unnecessary sources. The former foreign secretary was blown up by members of his own party and opposition over comments he made in the Daily Telegraph column.

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Johnson said schools and universities should expect students to remove face masks if they look like 'bank robbers'. He wrote: 'If you tell me that the burka is oppression, then I am with you. 'If you say that it's strange and oppressive to expect women to cover their faces, then I really agree - and I will add that I cannot find the authority of the scriptures to practice in the Qur'an. "I will go further and say that it really doesn't make sense that people should choose to go around like a letter." But he said a total ban would increase radicals claiming there was a 'clash of civilizations' between Islam and the West. Johnson summarizes his comment by saying: 'In Britain today there are only a few, little women wearing this strange hat. "One day, I'm sure, they will leave."

Although Johnson was not short of criticism, he found an ally in Bean star Rowan Atkinson who seemed interested in Boris's column. Atkinson wrote in a letter to The Times: 'As the recipient of a lifetime of freedom to make jokes about religion, I think Boris Johnson's joke about a mailbox-like burka is a good thing. 'All jokes about religion cause violations, so it's not good to apologize to them. 'You only have to apologize for bad jokes. On that basis, there were no apologies.

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