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Everything starts with local authorities...waauw wrote:Nothing new there. There are always some local authorities going too far somewhere. I mean seriously, how many times a year do you read about a mayor trying to impose controversial policies? As long as federal governments keep themselves level-headed, this is just business as usual.
hmmm, I support banning burkini's from public swimming pools(hygiene reasons) but I don't see the problem when it's just swimming in the sea.GoranZ wrote:Everything starts with local authorities...waauw wrote:Nothing new there. There are always some local authorities going too far somewhere. I mean seriously, how many times a year do you read about a mayor trying to impose controversial policies? As long as federal governments keep themselves level-headed, this is just business as usual.
I guess Corsica locals like to see bikini bombs, not suicidal ones. I support them 100%
Don't forget to ban people observing Ramadan for health and safety reasons.waauw wrote:I support banning burkini's from public swimming pools(hygiene reasons)
Ridiculous comparison. That booze really must've killed everything in there.mrswdk wrote:Don't forget to ban people observing Ramadan for health and safety reasons.waauw wrote:I support banning burkini's from public swimming pools(hygiene reasons)
Never mind, just looked it up. You seem to be correct about the burkini's.mrswdk wrote:Yup. Almost as ridiculous as arguing that burkinis are unhygienic.
Are we going to force Jews to sell pork next?GoranZ wrote:Halal supermarket in Paris told to sell pork and alcohol or face closure
This should have been enforced long time ago, no room for those radical Muslim shops.
Beach Brawl Prompts Corsican Authorities to Ban Islamic Swimsuits
Unlike some Muslim countries France is not living in the middle ages.
Nah next he wants to force us to eat dog and cat meat.Bernie Sanders wrote:Are we going to force Jews to sell pork next?GoranZ wrote:Halal supermarket in Paris told to sell pork and alcohol or face closure
This should have been enforced long time ago, no room for those radical Muslim shops.
Beach Brawl Prompts Corsican Authorities to Ban Islamic Swimsuits
Unlike some Muslim countries France is not living in the middle ages.
No need, Jews already sell everythingBernie Sanders wrote:Are we going to force Jews to sell pork next?GoranZ wrote:Halal supermarket in Paris told to sell pork and alcohol or face closure
This should have been enforced long time ago, no room for those radical Muslim shops.
Beach Brawl Prompts Corsican Authorities to Ban Islamic Swimsuits
Unlike some Muslim countries France is not living in the middle ages.
Eat what you want man...waauw wrote:Nah next he wants to force us to eat dog and cat meat.
The thing about Jews is that, even though some of them don't eat pork, none of them give a shit what gentiles eat. Given their, well, sanity and their nation's fame for mercantile acumen, I think that the best way to 'force' a Jewish merchant to sell pork is to offer to buy it from him for a good price.Bernie Sanders wrote:Are we going to force Jews to sell pork next?GoranZ wrote:Halal supermarket in Paris told to sell pork and alcohol or face closure
This should have been enforced long time ago, no room for those radical Muslim shops.
Beach Brawl Prompts Corsican Authorities to Ban Islamic Swimsuits
Unlike some Muslim countries France is not living in the middle ages.

Talapus wrote: I'm far more pissed that mandy and his thought process were right from the get go....damn you mandy.
Yeah, some things are better left unsaid.DoomYoshi wrote:Queen Victoria always wore crotchless panties, I'll have you know.
muy_thaiguy wrote:Yeah, some things are better left unsaid.DoomYoshi wrote:Queen Victoria always wore crotchless panties, I'll have you know.
Native community to adapt to what? To the middle age thinking of the Muslims? Europe had been there, saw it as wrong and moved on. Its time for the Muslims(including you) to do the same.Symmetry wrote:The scary thing about these bans are that they seem to draw a line between a community that is attempting to adapt and a native community that has decided that it will no longer adapt.
Hello in which century do you live in? If you didn't know its 21-st century nowSymmetry wrote:Wearing a burkini would have been no big deal in Victorian England. Wearing a bikini would have been scandalous.
No Muslim community has been banned from public spaces, they only need to dress according to the standards of the public spaces. You know that there are standards that need to respected.Symmetry wrote:Knocking down, and banning Islamic communities from public spaces, especially when citing hygiene as an issue is in no way integretating.
In general I agree muslims are seriously being discriminated against, especially when applying for jobs. However they are also getting too much into the habbit of victimizing themselves.Symmetry wrote:The scary thing about these bans are that they seem to draw a line between a community that is attempting to adapt and a native community that has decided that it will no longer adapt.
Wearing a burkini would have been no big deal in Victorian England. Wearing a bikini would have been scandalous.
Knocking down, and banning Islamic communities from public spaces, especially when citing hygiene as an issue is in no way integretating.
There was a similar fuss in my nearby Tesco recently as well. The Tesco had introduced a 'no wheelchairs' rule, and pretty much everyone was following it without complaint, because it was being fairly applied to everyone and they were all reasonable people. Then, typically, some troublemaker had to turn up in his wheelchair demanding he be allowed to ride it into the store because he was unable to move without it. Thankfully the security guard told him to go f*ck himself, because the rules apply to everyone.waauw wrote:In general I agree muslims are seriously being discriminated against, especially when applying for jobs. However they are also getting too much into the habbit of victimizing themselves.Symmetry wrote:The scary thing about these bans are that they seem to draw a line between a community that is attempting to adapt and a native community that has decided that it will no longer adapt.
Wearing a burkini would have been no big deal in Victorian England. Wearing a bikini would have been scandalous.
Knocking down, and banning Islamic communities from public spaces, especially when citing hygiene as an issue is in no way integretating.
For instance some time ago there was controversy in the city of Antwerp when muslims claimed they were being discriminated against for not being allowed to wear a hijab as city employee. However this was completely blown out of proportion as it was city policy for employees to show themselves neutral to the public. Christians aren't allowed to show their crosses and jews aren't allowed to wear their religious garments; the rule applied to all religions and all ethnicities. Yet as so often, the muslims were the only ones causing a ruckus. Everybody else was fine with it.
Nice joke mrswdk, so the Muslims wear hijabs because they are people with disabilities(presumably in their heads)?mrswdk wrote:There was a similar fuss in my nearby Tesco recently as well. The Tesco had introduced a 'no wheelchairs' rule, and pretty much everyone was following it without complaint, because it was being fairly applied to everyone and they were all reasonable people. Then, typically, some troublemaker had to turn up in his wheelchair demanding he be allowed to ride it into the store because he was unable to move without it. Thankfully the security guard told him to go f*ck himself, because the rules apply to everyone.waauw wrote:In general I agree muslims are seriously being discriminated against, especially when applying for jobs. However they are also getting too much into the habbit of victimizing themselves.Symmetry wrote:The scary thing about these bans are that they seem to draw a line between a community that is attempting to adapt and a native community that has decided that it will no longer adapt.
Wearing a burkini would have been no big deal in Victorian England. Wearing a bikini would have been scandalous.
Knocking down, and banning Islamic communities from public spaces, especially when citing hygiene as an issue is in no way integretating.
For instance some time ago there was controversy in the city of Antwerp when muslims claimed they were being discriminated against for not being allowed to wear a hijab as city employee. However this was completely blown out of proportion as it was city policy for employees to show themselves neutral to the public. Christians aren't allowed to show their crosses and jews aren't allowed to wear their religious garments; the rule applied to all religions and all ethnicities. Yet as so often, the muslims were the only ones causing a ruckus. Everybody else was fine with it.
Pics?DoomYoshi wrote:Queen Victoria always wore crotchless panties, I'll have you know.

There is nothing good about this story. It certainly isn't about freedom. It's oppressive and antagonistic. And for any of you Christians out there who think this is good, how would you feel if France, or your country, banned not only the burkini, but also the habit? Or banned wearing crosses on a necklace? Once you legitimize persecuting one religion, you've got license to persecute ALL religion.
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might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
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