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Nottage Blue wrote:These laws aren't cooked up by a government then brought in without public knowledge. In most cases, it's the public voting for the changes in law (banning burkhas, minarets, etc) so does that not say to these extremists something about the way thry're perceived by the general public? The normal, moderate muslims will be happy to live by the laws of the country they live in, while quietly going about their business and following their religion in peace. It's the extremists who are the problem
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:17 am
Muslims are to demonstrate in Cardiff to protest against laws across Europe which they say are anti-Islam.
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MAESTEG BLUE wrote:i hope there is a counter demo against this
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:25 am
The Premier 1 wrote:Muslims are to demonstrate in Cardiff to protest against laws across Europe which they say are anti-Islam.
they are not anti ISLAM laws they are the laws of that country same as islamic countries have their laws.
abide by them or pay the price
if you cant abide by them f**k OFF, OUT OF OUR COUTRY
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:27 am
lilshortman wrote:Im not against Islam or Muslims FULL STOP but IMO the burka should be banned in school's,banks,post offices etc I cant wear a full faced helmet in any of these places so why should a full faced veil?????????????????????????????????????
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Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:44 am
joe_public wrote:The Premier 1 wrote:Muslims are to demonstrate in Cardiff to protest against laws across Europe which they say are anti-Islam.
they are not anti ISLAM laws they are the laws of that country same as islamic countries have their laws.
abide by them or pay the price
if you cant abide by them f**k OFF, OUT OF OUR COUTRY
I dont think you read the article.
They do abide by the laws of the country, but the countries have changed the laws to include legislation that is anti-islamic and will only affect Muslims. That is a bit naughty
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:46 am
lilshortman wrote:your right in some ways joe public, but if there is a rule for no full faced helmets in a bank why are full faced vail's aloud? it's sort of double standards, if people chose to wear the veil in the street for example iv'e no problem but IMO the only way to solve the problem is not being able to cover your face full stop which will never happen. it's a sort of catch22.
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:50 am
lilshortman wrote:your right in some ways joe public, but if there is a rule for no full faced helmets in a bank why are full faced vail's aloud? it's sort of double standards, if people chose to wear the veil in the street for example iv'e no problem but IMO the only way to solve the problem is not being able to cover your face full stop which will never happen. it's a sort of catch22.
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:55 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:lilshortman wrote:your right in some ways joe public, but if there is a rule for no full faced helmets in a bank why are full faced vail's aloud? it's sort of double standards, if people chose to wear the veil in the street for example iv'e no problem but IMO the only way to solve the problem is not being able to cover your face full stop which will never happen. it's a sort of catch22.
I have a problem with covering of faces in public. Firstly this is the UK and no-one should be subjected to such humiliating treatment, secondly it is ignorance of the greatest order for someone to hide their identity.
We are always told integration is the way ahead for a multicultural society, yet one part of that society is allowed to conceal its identity? That makes no sense at all as how are you supposed to form friendships and relationships with people who want to hide who they are?
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:57 am
joe_public wrote:
Not sure i agree with no full face cover at all - anywhere - but certainly in banks and such like, i would have no problem with that.
The problem with banning the Burka and the Burka alone is that it only affects one small section of the community which happens to be predominantly made up of ethnic minorities and therefore by definition is racist.
Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:58 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:joe_public wrote:The Premier 1 wrote:
they are not anti ISLAM laws they are the laws of that country same as islamic countries have their laws.
abide by them or pay the price
if you cant abide by them f**k OFF, OUT OF OUR COUTRY
I dont think you read the article.
They do abide by the laws of the country, but the countries have changed the laws to include legislation that is anti-islamic and will only affect Muslims. That is a bit naughty
Yes I read the article and I'm sure if I made a planning application to build a minaret in my back garden the council would reject it and I'm not a Muslim. So please drop the victimhood.
The reason laws are passed which seem to be anti-Muslim is because out of all the ethnic minorities they are the most problematic. The radical Muslims stubbornly refuse to conform to the common laws in countries they have ‘chosen’ to settle in and instead believe they can impose their views by playing the victim card or if that fails blowing people up.
In contrast Jews, Hindus etc simply abide by the rules and any disputes tend to be minor and are reasonably settled.
IMO we should have called time on Muslim victimhood a long time ago and I for one welcome any changes in the law which curb their excesses.
Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:00 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:lilshortman wrote:your right in some ways joe public, but if there is a rule for no full faced helmets in a bank why are full faced vail's aloud? it's sort of double standards, if people chose to wear the veil in the street for example iv'e no problem but IMO the only way to solve the problem is not being able to cover your face full stop which will never happen. it's a sort of catch22.
I have a problem with covering of faces in public. Firstly this is the UK and no-one should be subjected to such humiliating treatment, secondly it is ignorance of the greatest order for someone to hide their identity.
We are always told integration is the way ahead for a multicultural society, yet one part of that society is allowed to conceal its identity? That makes no sense at all as how are you supposed to form friendships and relationships with people who want to hide who they are?
Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:01 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:joe_public wrote:
Not sure i agree with no full face cover at all - anywhere - but certainly in banks and such like, i would have no problem with that.
The problem with banning the Burka and the Burka alone is that it only affects one small section of the community which happens to be predominantly made up of ethnic minorities and therefore by definition is racist.
That is classic victimhood. The banning of the Burka would only be racist if it was for reasons of religion/race alone. The proposal is to ban the Burka because it is affecting society as a whole and it is divisive.
Indeed there is an argument that if racism exists then its racism by Muslims towards the rest of society because in the act of wearing a Burka there is an inference they are superior to everyone else based on the grounds of religion/race.
Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:03 pm
joe_public wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:joe_public wrote:
Not sure i agree with no full face cover at all - anywhere - but certainly in banks and such like, i would have no problem with that.
The problem with banning the Burka and the Burka alone is that it only affects one small section of the community which happens to be predominantly made up of ethnic minorities and therefore by definition is racist.
That is classic victimhood. The banning of the Burka would only be racist if it was for reasons of religion/race alone. The proposal is to ban the Burka because it is affecting society as a whole and it is divisive.
Indeed there is an argument that if racism exists then its racism by Muslims towards the rest of society because in the act of wearing a Burka there is an inference they are superior to everyone else based on the grounds of religion/race.
well only muslims wear them, so yes, it is targetting a religion
Sat Jul 10, 2010 12:11 pm
NinianSHEEP wrote:joe_public wrote:
Isnt it only the women that wear them
Sat Jul 10, 2010 4:41 pm
Ben wrote:ffs if they dont like it f**k off ffs
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