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That's a no then.
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It’s the religion as well as the clothes that people are worried about pineapple
I don’t know why |
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Yes, I find islam to be a bit satanic too. Am I the only one?
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Well my wife's worried about heights but I don't demand all tower blocks be demolished. Grow up ffs!
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To find Islam satanic per se, I would have to lend credence to another religion. And I'm just not prepared to do that.
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Yes heights , we are all worried about heights
What if you heard that people were being thrown off tall buildings by members of a certain religion Would that be a worry ? |
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That's fair enough, Jed.
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Now should we say the problem is that there are tall buildings and demand that they are all taken down
Grow up ffs |
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Yes, that was an embarrassingly lame comment porc made there.
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Your missus seems to have an anxiety problem PorP - is it just heights and possible deportation that afflict her, or does she have some other irrational fears?
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So we should force people to dress a certain way because it upsets some people. Some woman going about her business, not doing any harm to anyone but because some incontinence pad-wearing retired major is a little put off by not being able to fully look her up and down she should be forced to change?
Don't know why people are so worried about sharia law when they want to re-badge it. |
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Wife
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jed - moved on from me to taking an unhealthy interest in my family now too. Worrying.
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not doing any harm to anyone
Nonsense. They scare the sheeit out of some young children. Is that a good & respectful thing to be proud of? |
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All information you have shared, I've just got a good memory.
I give my dog herbal tablets, she's a bit of a fretter too tbh, but they calm her down nicely. I could message you with the details of the product, perhaps su moglie could give them a try? |
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PP attempting to snare jed now..pathetic.
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Don't worry about me twizzle, he couldn't get up early enough
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Don't scare my kids. Why should they be scared ffs? Who sits back and lets their kids be scared by something so innocuous ffs? Jesus, no wonder this country's full of gutless ****s nowadays.
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We are all forced to obey the law pineapple , that’s life
In England imo it should be against the law to wear a burka I know not everyone agrees , but of course this is England not Saudi I would like to keep it that way , is that ok ? |
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Two years' old, but nonetheless …
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3774539/Now-burka-banned-ISIS-Terror-group-outlaws-Islamic-garb-buildings-SECURITY-RISK.html . |
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lfc, I'll tell you one last time:
This is Great Britain, and in Great Britain we do not tell people what they may or may not wear. We only become Saudi when we start to do so. |
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Now the burka is banned... by ISIS! Terror group outlaws the Islamic garb from their buildings because they are a SECURITY RISK
ISIS has outlawed veils at their security centres in Mosul, northern Iraq Previously women have been beaten or even killed for not wearing outfits Last month, women in a liberated city were pictured burning their burkas |
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You see if there are too many people walking around England in a burka then imo
England is no longer England , it’s some other foreign sh1thole Understand ? |
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It's odd, isn't it lfc, that when we visit other countries we (generally) respect and obey their customs - esp in the East - yet when they come here …………………...
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Try and understand that as well Jed
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If you’re so clever I won’t have to tell you again
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Yes of course I understand, but I don't agree. I find it sad to see women under a burqa, but one has to bear in mind that it may be her choice to do so, it is not guaranteed that she is being forced to wear it by some bearded medievalist.
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I don’t care if it is her choice , if it is her choice then that is worse
So stop talking nonsense |
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Why do some of these ladies choose to wear the burka? Anyone know>
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That is why it should be illegal to wear the burka in England
They might choose to wear it |
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On a hot summer's day when it's 30C odd?
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We tolerate Islam in this country lfc, that wouldn't be my choice but it is what it is.
I just don't see what issue you are trying to solve by banning it? |
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If a million , or 10 million of them house to wear it in England
That is worse again , no one should be allowed to come to England and wear a burka |
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Ah , who tolerates Islam in England
Was anyone asked. I don’t recall that |
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No of course nobody was asked, but then until relatively recently Islam as practised in the UK would have been no threat to anyone.
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Lets be honest here.The reason the burqa is tolerated in the UK is down to the leftie liberal elite FORCING diversity upon us all.We were never asked to have these medieval ways inflicted upon us and now it appears the" the religion of peace" have the upperhand and are simply cocking a snook at our British values.
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I don’t see how you come to that opinion , of course you might say when they are a very small minority that is the case. But that is not the case now
It tahrs time do your point about the past is meaningless |
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In reference to Denmark’s decision to fine Muslims for wearing niqabs and burqas in public, Mr Johnson described the traditional Islamic clothing as “weird” and “ridiculous” and likened women who wear it to “letter boxes” and “bank robbers”.
In Denmark, the new legislation targets all items of clothing that completely obscure the face and the country’s government insists it is not intended to place restrictions solely on Muslims. Similar full-face veil bans have been enforced in France and Belgium since 2011 and Austria since 2017, brought in to ensure citizens could be clearly identified on the street as part of enhanced anti-terror measures. In Germany, new legislation banning full-face veils worn while driving was introduced last year and the chancellor, Angela Merkel, has declared her opposition, stating her belief that they should be banned “wherever it is legally possible”. In the Netherlands, a partial ban is also in force – in schools, hospitals and on public transport – and again is “religious-neutral”. It is also applicable to those wearing helmets or ski masks on the street. Elsewhere in Europe, regional bans are in operation but not national clothing strictures. Lombardy in Italy has a burqa prohibition in place, while Islamic full-face veils are not allowed to be worn in Barcelona, Spain. This is also the case in Quebec, Canada. The picture is mixed in Russia, where there is no national ban on niqabs and burqas but hijabs are banned in Stavropol and headscarves are actually ordered to be worn by women when visiting state buildings in Chechnya. Turkey, though predominantly Muslim, had long banned the wearing of headscarves itself as backward-looking and restrictive to women but has rolled back this stance in the Recep Tayyip Erdogan era. The president’s wife, Emine, wears one herself. In Africa, Egyptian lawmakers have considered introducing a burqa ban in recent years while in Chad women were banned from wearing full-face veils in response to twin suicide bomb attacks carried out in June 2015. Parts of Cameroon, Niger, the Republic of the Congo and Gabon enforce similar laws. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/niqab-burqa-bans-boris-johnson-islamophobia-row-muslims-europe-middle-east-a8481266.html . |
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Your point jed about the past is meaningless
Simply because of the numbers |
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In Africa, Egyptian lawmakers have considered introducing a burqa ban in recent years while in Chad women were banned from wearing full-face veils in response to twin suicide bomb attacks carried out in June 2015. Parts of Cameroon, Niger, the Republic of the Congo and Gabon enforce similar laws.
How long will it take till there is one here? |