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paperhat croydon 18 Nov 15 5.11pm
Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? only if they start covering their faces with them Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan
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croydon 18 Nov 15 5.11pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link]

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

only if they start covering their faces with them

Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan

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elgrande bedford 18 Nov 15 5.17pm
Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? only if they start covering their faces with them Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 18 Nov 15 5.17pm

Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

only if they start covering their faces with them

Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 5.43pm
Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? only if they start covering their faces with them Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two. I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear. Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab.
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Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 5.43pm

Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm

Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

only if they start covering their faces with them

Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two.

I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear.

Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab.

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paperhat croydon 18 Nov 15 5.48pm
Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 5.43pm Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? only if they start covering their faces with them Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two. I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear. Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab. its not that its religious that causes the issue, its that it obscures the face. in the same way that banks dont let motorbike riders wear they're helmets indoors. You may want to twist the reasoning that its all about religion and peoples rights etc but it aint. simple as. Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan
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croydon 18 Nov 15 5.48pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 5.43pm

Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm

Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

only if they start covering their faces with them

Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two.

I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear.

Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab.

its not that its religious that causes the issue, its that it obscures the face. in the same way that banks dont let motorbike riders wear they're helmets indoors.

You may want to twist the reasoning that its all about religion and peoples rights etc but it aint. simple as.

Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 18 Nov 15 6.43pm
Quote legaleagle at 18 Nov 2015 9.05am Quote pefwin at 17 Nov 2015 9.51pm An interesting read if you actually drill into the stats, but it could be said 90% of Muslims in this country are against the 7/7 actions. Could the same be said about British Jews and Palestine? Blimey...So,you think 90% of "British Jews" support Israel in a way that equates to supporting ISIS and/or the 7/7 bombings in London? You often post some pretty sensible stuff IMO, but perhaps even the "right on" can exhibit inappropriate knee jerk prejudice on occasion...... May be badly worded, I mean the other way round, but it is about the usage of stats, what I am saying is that 1 in 10 is a very small minority and that every section of society has it's nutters. Edited by pefwin (18 Nov 2015 7.07pm) "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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Where you have to have an English ... 18 Nov 15 6.43pm

Quote legaleagle at 18 Nov 2015 9.05am

Quote pefwin at 17 Nov 2015 9.51pm

An interesting read if you actually drill into the stats, but it could be said 90% of Muslims in this country are against the 7/7 actions.

Could the same be said about British Jews and Palestine?

Blimey...So,you think 90% of "British Jews" support Israel in a way that equates to supporting ISIS and/or the 7/7 bombings in London? You often post some pretty sensible stuff IMO, but perhaps even the "right on" can exhibit inappropriate knee jerk prejudice on occasion......

May be badly worded, I mean the other way round, but it is about the usage of stats, what I am saying is that 1 in 10 is a very small minority and that every section of society has it's nutters.

Edited by pefwin (18 Nov 2015 7.07pm)

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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aquickgame2 Beni = summer,Caribbean = winter 18 Nov 15 7.06pm
Drove into France today from Spain, no checks, no police, no passport to show.Couldnt believe it
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Beni = summer,Caribbean = winter 18 Nov 15 7.06pm

Drove into France today from Spain, no checks, no police, no passport to show.Couldnt believe it

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 18 Nov 15 8.14pm
Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? And what about ninjas? the dignified don't even enter in the game
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Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 18 Nov 15 8.14pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

And what about ninjas?

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 9.22pm
[Link] The best balanced analysis I've read thus far. (sorry Hoof it's longer than ten words !)
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Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 9.22pm

[Link]

The best balanced analysis I've read thus far.

(sorry Hoof it's longer than ten words !)

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 18 Nov 15 10.26pm
Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 9.22pm [Link] The best balanced analysis I've read thus far. (sorry Hoof it's longer than ten words !) But essentially at the end of all that he is saying the only way to win against ISIL is to defeat them and that militarily. Hopefully between the numpties that rule the majority of this planet. they can come up with a half sensible plan that has some clear objectives the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 18 Nov 15 10.26pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 9.22pm

[Link]

The best balanced analysis I've read thus far.

(sorry Hoof it's longer than ten words !)

But essentially at the end of all that he is saying the only way to win against ISIL is to defeat them and that militarily.

Hopefully between the numpties that rule the majority of this planet. they can come up with a half sensible plan that has some clear objectives

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 10.32pm
Quote Lyons550 at 17 Nov 2015 8.25am Quote nickgusset at 16 Nov 2015 9.40pm . Most if not all of those AFTER an event...it needs to be constant...not just because they fear a backlash as a result of their apathy...a simple .gif doesnt cut it nick...also why is it down to you to put forward their views...the whole point is THEY need to sorry to post a meme, but it has a point. Attachment: 12247022_497233093770189_7481075767166759418_n.jpg (79.83Kb)
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Shizzlehurst 18 Nov 15 10.32pm

Quote Lyons550 at 17 Nov 2015 8.25am

Quote nickgusset at 16 Nov 2015 9.40pm

Most if not all of those AFTER an event...it needs to be constant...not just because they fear a backlash as a result of their apathy...a simple .gif doesnt cut it nick...also why is it down to you to put forward their views...the whole point is THEY need to

sorry to post a meme, but it has a point.

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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 19 Nov 15 9.38am
Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 5.43pm Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm I'm all for people having the right to wear what they want but I do think this is double standards, Senegal a country with a large majority Muslim population, bans the burqa and there doesn't seem to be much outrage. If a country in the West tried to do the same there would be an uproar about it. [Link] Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm) Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits? only if they start covering their faces with them Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two. I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear. Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab. In certain countries female tourists/Visitors are made to cover up their Knees/Shoulders if we can live with having to do that then people visiting other countries should observe their rules. If We/They cannot live with it then simply do not go to that country. It seems to me we bend over backwards to accomadate others and its not recipricated. Nobody in this country should be able to cover their faces in public places.
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Carparks in South East London 19 Nov 15 9.38am

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 5.43pm

Quote elgrande at 18 Nov 2015 5.17pm

Quote paperhat at 18 Nov 2015 5.11pm

Quote nickgusset at 18 Nov 2015 4.28pm

Quote johnno42000 at 18 Nov 2015 4.24pm

Edited by johnno42000 (18 Nov 2015 4.25pm)

Should we also stop nuns from wearing their habits?

only if they start covering their faces with them

Is the correct answer,how can you even compare the two.

I was being facetious, but both are religious headgear.

Perhaps we should insist that they move from burka to hijab.

In certain countries female tourists/Visitors are made to cover up their Knees/Shoulders if we can live with having to do that then people visiting other countries should observe their rules. If We/They cannot live with it then simply do not go to that country. It seems to me we bend over backwards to accomadate others and its not recipricated. Nobody in this country should be able to cover their faces in public places.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 10.04am
Quote bubble wrap at 19 Nov 2015 9.38am Nobody in this country should be able to cover their faces in public places. Even the HF?
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Shizzlehurst 19 Nov 15 10.04am

Quote bubble wrap at 19 Nov 2015 9.38am

Nobody in this country should be able to cover their faces in public places.

Even the HF?

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