South Park vs Islam
27 April 2010, 05:29 PM
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Quite succint. I think anyone disagreeing with those fundamentals has a screw loose.
Tony that's a terrible situation your ex girlfriend had to endure. People like that should be used for target practice, you know it irks me no end when these c*nts pull stunts like this and shame everyone with a coloured skin. This is where corporal punishment and deportation would help.
Tony that's a terrible situation your ex girlfriend had to endure. People like that should be used for target practice, you know it irks me no end when these c*nts pull stunts like this and shame everyone with a coloured skin. This is where corporal punishment and deportation would help.
Do I get to wear one of them blue forage caps now?
27 April 2010, 05:31 PM
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Einstein, I think its more the fact that those groups dont intergrate with the rest of the society around them, I have no problems with Blacks, Whites, Blues, Greens, etc, but I do have problems who think they can form their own communes, have their little empires and self rule and just naff off everything this country was built on, sounds bad but this is one of the reasons that support is growing for groups like the BNP, it will come to a head soon I think, it wont be nice either 
Though anyone remember that black journo in birmingham? (oldish guy asking the asian community there about life etc, was a few years ago) and some jumped up kid saying that they would make the UK into the new Pakistan?
now that grips me, if he wants that then he can go live there, this is lovely Great Britain though I think I may move to outer Scotland soon
Tony
Though anyone remember that black journo in birmingham? (oldish guy asking the asian community there about life etc, was a few years ago) and some jumped up kid saying that they would make the UK into the new Pakistan?
now that grips me, if he wants that then he can go live there, this is lovely Great Britain though I think I may move to outer Scotland soon Tony
27 April 2010, 05:34 PM
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So let me get this straight, Any woman who likes to flirt it a bit or wear something a bit low cut is a slag wheteher she is black white or any other colour? isnt this a racist comment in it's self then against most of the women in the UK?
27 April 2010, 05:36 PM
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muslims up in arms about south park. nasty things said on both sides. international peacekeeper comes in and takes the nasty stuff out. unilateral removal of hostilities allows discussion to begin. bit of tooing and froing. the odd tit for tat snide remark made. we use reasoned arguement to put our points across but finally agree to disagree. we actually end up agreeing on some fundamentals.
think that just about covers the last 11 pages. any naysayers.
think that just about covers the last 11 pages. any naysayers.
Has anybody seen the Daily Show with Jon Stewart where he rips into these Revolution Muslim people? If not, here's the clip:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/th...-death-threats
27 April 2010, 05:45 PM
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but this is first hand knowledge straight from the mouth of a male muslim. is that not evidence enough to acknowledge that the vast majority of women in muslim cultures are 2nd class citizens?
oh and BTW a subaru is an inanimate object. it has no knowledge about islam
oh and BTW a subaru is an inanimate object. it has no knowledge about islam
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27 April 2010, 05:48 PM
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27 April 2010, 05:49 PM
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27 April 2010, 05:57 PM
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27 April 2010, 06:10 PM
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you wont be able to find it as its not law, one of the points is that its forced upon "most" women as the interpretation is what the man thinks, not the woman.I stay with a muslim woman half the time, very nice lass, her mum was a devout muslim, never use to wear the full burka (or in fact go for the full works), use to be very colourful tbh, of course use to wear the head garb, but if you want me to get the womans side of things I can do that for you?
I could get a paragraph explaining why its not the norm, and that would pretty much stop you in your tracks Keep the banter up, its good fun
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27 April 2010, 06:16 PM
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Hey I asked you first you wont be able to find it as its not law, one of the points is that its forced upon "most" women as the interpretation is what the man thinks, not the woman.
I stay with a muslim woman half the time, very nice lass, her mum was a devout muslim, never use to wear the full burka (or in fact go for the full works), use to be very colourful tbh, of course use to wear the head garb, but if you want me to get the womans side of things I can do that for you? I could get a paragraph explaining why its not the norm, and that would pretty much stop you in your tracks
Keep the banter up, its good fun
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you wont be able to find it as its not law, one of the points is that its forced upon "most" women as the interpretation is what the man thinks, not the woman.I stay with a muslim woman half the time, very nice lass, her mum was a devout muslim, never use to wear the full burka (or in fact go for the full works), use to be very colourful tbh, of course use to wear the head garb, but if you want me to get the womans side of things I can do that for you?
I could get a paragraph explaining why its not the norm, and that would pretty much stop you in your tracks Keep the banter up, its good fun
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27 April 2010, 06:26 PM
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I agree with what your saying but nevertheless you can not implement your previous statement on all Muslim womens. The fact is the Burqa is not forced upon a women it is her own choice to cover her self. Some may get forced into it however that is wrong! Have a read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burqa if this dont help then i can pull out a few quotes from the Holy Qur'an.
think we are on the same lines here, its not a traditional dress to be fully covered up, but there is a more conservative attitude about dress (ie not to be flaunting it ) though we both seem to agree that its not correct to have any form of dress code forced upon a woman, but those who (silly as it seems) want to go for the full monty, can pay their own way on the NHS when they get rickets Tony
27 April 2010, 06:33 PM
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Ok I'll duck on that last bit think we are on the same lines here, its not a traditional dress to be fully covered up, but there is a more conservative attitude about dress (ie not to be flaunting it ) though we both seem to agree that its not correct to have any form of dress code forced upon a woman, but those who (silly as it seems) want to go for the full monty, can pay their own way on the NHS when they get rickets
Tony
think we are on the same lines here, its not a traditional dress to be fully covered up, but there is a more conservative attitude about dress (ie not to be flaunting it ) though we both seem to agree that its not correct to have any form of dress code forced upon a woman, but those who (silly as it seems) want to go for the full monty, can pay their own way on the NHS when they get rickets Tony
Oh is that the time
27 April 2010, 06:33 PM
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I can swear nuns in a church used to cover there hair, I don't see the big deal noone is forcing your wires to wear it. So why is it bothering you guys??
27 April 2010, 06:36 PM
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I agree with what your saying but nevertheless you can not implement your previous statement on all Muslim womens. The fact is the Burqa is not forced upon a women it is her own choice to cover her self. Some may get forced into it however that is wrong! Have a read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burqa if this dont help then i can pull out a few quotes from the Holy Qur'an.
https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...ous-women.html
27 April 2010, 06:50 PM
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If they don't cover themselves up though, they might cause an earthquake!!!!
https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...ous-women.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...ous-women.html
That must be the most ammusing find ever! Pat on the back mate
27 April 2010, 08:58 PM
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Has anybody seen the Daily Show with Jon Stewart where he rips into these Revolution Muslim people? If not, here's the clip:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/th...-death-threats
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/th...-death-threats
27 April 2010, 10:28 PM
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I think the whole thread is an appalling insight into the state of some peoples minds; what ever happening to 'live and let live' ?
I really hope the attitudes displayed here are not representative of the public at large, because if they are we really are in trouble!
I really hope the attitudes displayed here are not representative of the public at large, because if they are we really are in trouble!
27 April 2010, 11:06 PM
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We seem to be a very angry nation at the mo'. All through hearsay
Some of the comments from the Muslim paticipants and the, how do I put it, Brits, are incredibly offensive.
I find the Burka most offensive, it is a vile piece of clothing and has no place in our Country and should be banned, with immediate effect. On the other hand, most Muslims do have a place in our Country and I welcome them, and most Muslims I have spoke too, do not have much time for the Burka, either.
I have been fortunate in my lifetime to meet many Muslims and the vast majority of them have been the most respectful, thoughtful, kind hearted people I have ever had the pleasure to meet.
When I gave birth to my Son, the restaurant we frequented sent me flowers and Champagne, they were Muslims.
This thread has really opened my eyes as to the thinking of what I would say, extreme minded people who are not prepared to "live and let live".
As long as we all respect each other and be grateful for what we have, lets just get along, eh. It's not hard
28 April 2010, 09:29 AM
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I have watched this thread with great interest. It is a very sad fact of life in GB today, that this is indeed the attitude of people.
We seem to be a very angry nation at the mo'. All through hearsay
Some of the comments from the Muslim paticipants and the, how do I put it, Brits, are incredibly offensive.
I find the Burka most offensive, it is a vile piece of clothing and has no place in our Country and should be banned, with immediate effect. On the other hand, most Muslims do have a place in our Country and I welcome them, and most Muslims I have spoke too, do not have much time for the Burka, either.
I have been fortunate in my lifetime to meet many Muslims and the vast majority of them have been the most respectful, thoughtful, kind hearted people I have ever had the pleasure to meet.
When I gave birth to my Son, the restaurant we frequented sent me flowers and Champagne, they were Muslims.
This thread has really opened my eyes as to the thinking of what I would say, extreme minded people who are not prepared to "live and let live".
As long as we all respect each other and be grateful for what we have, lets just get along, eh. It's not hard
We seem to be a very angry nation at the mo'. All through hearsay
Some of the comments from the Muslim paticipants and the, how do I put it, Brits, are incredibly offensive.
I find the Burka most offensive, it is a vile piece of clothing and has no place in our Country and should be banned, with immediate effect. On the other hand, most Muslims do have a place in our Country and I welcome them, and most Muslims I have spoke too, do not have much time for the Burka, either.
I have been fortunate in my lifetime to meet many Muslims and the vast majority of them have been the most respectful, thoughtful, kind hearted people I have ever had the pleasure to meet.
When I gave birth to my Son, the restaurant we frequented sent me flowers and Champagne, they were Muslims.
This thread has really opened my eyes as to the thinking of what I would say, extreme minded people who are not prepared to "live and let live".
As long as we all respect each other and be grateful for what we have, lets just get along, eh. It's not hard
Religious nutters are often after publicity and hiding behind religion and twisting it to suit her needs - sounds familiar and all religions have their nutters and radicals. There are plenty of christian radicals who blame disasters on offences agianst their god.
Have a look at this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ht5QDLw11U j
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28 April 2010, 10:02 AM
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the pi$$ take of that Mika song was outstanding.
get yerself down the M club, grab yerself a fat milly.........
goin down to maccy D's with a load of 50 pees
big girl yer as fat as ****
28 April 2010, 10:15 AM
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Especially not that one.
I believe in general that double standards are what really has angered people.
I was in Manchester recently and visited a certain shopping complex
There were security guys at the entrance and I personally witnessed the following
A young girl (with I assume her Mum) - clearly with a complex about her condition was trying to hide some form of disfigurement around the left of her face using the hood from her coat.
These two guards made her take the hood down
Withing seconds - and I mean seconds.
1 (I can only assume he was muslim - I'd hate to use the word "looked" at this stage) man and 2 women in bhurkas approached
Did security stop them - did they ****, they just let them on through however they clearly distressed the young girl prior
I think the whole thread is an appalling insight into the state of some peoples minds; what ever happening to 'live and let live' ?
I really hope the attitudes displayed here are not representative of the public lieve at large, because if they are we really are in trouble!
I really hope the attitudes displayed here are not representative of the public lieve at large, because if they are we really are in trouble!
I was in Manchester recently and visited a certain shopping complex
There were security guys at the entrance and I personally witnessed the following
A young girl (with I assume her Mum) - clearly with a complex about her condition was trying to hide some form of disfigurement around the left of her face using the hood from her coat.
These two guards made her take the hood down
Withing seconds - and I mean seconds.
1 (I can only assume he was muslim - I'd hate to use the word "looked" at this stage) man and 2 women in bhurkas approached
Did security stop them - did they ****, they just let them on through however they clearly distressed the young girl prior