Are you saying i caused these riots? Keep spouting your filth and this is what happens. Just commenting that where you have people of different religious backgrounds living on top of each other, it doesn't appear to work!
Are you saying i caused these riots? Keep spouting your filth and this is what happens. Just commenting that where you have people of different religious backgrounds living on top of each other, it doesn't appear to work!
When they do wrong they are punished as would anyone else who does in wrong this country
But just hating Islam is pointless
So I agree with Whispering Death
Whether people think it works or notWe share our country of people of Islamic faithWhen they do wrong they are punished as would anyone else who does in wrong this countryBut just hating Islam is pointlessSo I agree with Whispering Death
The your filth wasn’t Ashley directed at you but obviously if the cap fits. It was a general you / your.
The trouble is stew is that we cannot have a reasoned debate anymore because the haters don’t make arguments they generally just shout loudly and tell lies then make things up. I have within two or three posts been told by someone who does not know me that I study the Koran all night and then that I have never read the Koran so how can I comment?
How do you communicate with a person like that?
So let’s us try better on this thread. I will try and withhold my insults and withdraw my shortlist if those who should have been thrown against the great Spartan Wall! But I can’t promise to keep my mouth shut!
Ok religion living together side by side. Generally not a problem in this country. I can tell you in all honesty most people don’t give a Sheite.
We won the battle of science over religion in the 19th century.
I do accept here we have a problem with Islam. Their scientists like ours from hundreds of years ago generally got killed for pointing out there is no God or rather the Earth is round etc etc.
The leaders of the Islamic world used Islam to subjugate their people just like they did here. Case point the King in this Country cannot be a Catholic. A new religion was created so the King could shag some younger bird he fancied. Our country sends the Bishops of this religion to our House of Lords.
What is happening in India is a result of a bigoted Hindu Nationalist green lighting hate and murder. Our good friends in the House of Saud finance terrorise some of it against us and are given the red carpet treatment by our Government and Monarch.
What is Multiculturalism anyway? Personally I just think it is word used either to spread hate or make stupid political arguments. Honour thy father and mother, love thy neighbour Shirley all cultures share that?
StewartThe your filth wasn’t Ashley directed at you but obviously if the cap fits. It was a general you / your.The trouble is stew is that we cannot have a reasoned debate anymore because the haters don’t make arguments they generally just shout
Yeah, not a great advert for islamophobia and bigotry innit? Muslims are being persecuted across the world and this country just shrugs. Doomed to never learn from history.
Yeah, not a great advert for islamophobia and bigotry innit? Muslims are being persecuted across the world and this country just shrugs. Doomed to never learn from history.
“We must never accept that the laws of religion can be superior to those of the Republic.”
With these words, delivered in a landmark speech in the eastern city of Mulhouse on Feb. 18, French President Emmanuel Macron launched his government’s strategy against political Islam. “Islamist separatism is incompatible with freedom and equality,” he stated, “incompatible with the indivisibility of the Republic and the necessary unity of the nation.”
The term “fréro-salafiste” has also become mainstream. It covers the two Islamist trends critics accuse of promoting separatism in the country: the Muslim Brotherhood (Fréres musulmans in French), with its moderate façade but divisive agenda, and the Salafists, with their firm rejection of French society.
Macron has grave concerns about Islam:“We must never accept that the laws of religion can be superior to those of the Republic.”With these words, delivered in a landmark speech in the eastern city of Mulhouse on Feb. 18, French President Emmanuel