Skashion
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Practically anything can be justified on security grounds. Why can the state not put CCTV in your home, a keylogger on your computer and trackers on your car? It would certainly reduce the threat of terrorism.
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Is it time to unmask the muslim woman?
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Ricster
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Thatchersforearm said:Damocles said:And therein lies the problem. I'm sorry, but that's bullshit. We've had a single terrorist attack carried out by Muslims in the last 100 years in this country. This idea that there are terrorists all over the place who are planning to KILL YOU is wrong, and stirred up by the people who make money out this shit, usually the politicians and the media.
Even the Government, when pressed, have previously admitted that the bombings had nothing to do with Al-Qaeda. One of them was born in Leeds and was a teacher. One was born in Bradford and worked in a chippy. Another was a carpet fitter from Jamaica with the last one being an 18 year old unemployed kid from Leeds. The connection between these people was that they were all seemingly Muslim from roundabouts the same area.
Not a single one of them tried to cover their face with any sort of effects, and were dressed in normal clothes when they went to do the bombing.
I know we have had just one actual attack, but one, along with posted internet threats from recognised terrorists is enough for the threat to be real. All I said was there is a real threat. I ever mentioned Al Qaeda once. You just presumed I was talking about them. As for the fact they wore 'western' clothing when carrying out those attacks doesn't mean shit. Maybe next time they will dress up in a burka to gain an advantage to carry out their attack. Maybe they won't. It would however, be foolish to just assume they wouldn't.
1 attack? I take it the failed attack on Glasgow airport doesn't count?
ono
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Do you honestly not think thats its a security issue then?
No as i have never seen a Burka wearing woman committing any form of crime, nor do i read the Daily Mail.
Do you not feel intimidated by them?
No as i am a grown man. In fact, i feel more intimidated by being in close proximity of a complete gobshite.
Do you not want to know who/what is in the same place as you?
Not really. I couldn't care less.
Do you not feel that it is creating devide in the communty?
Yes, but i believe it's down to people like your good self. Unfortunately you seem to represent the views of the majority of the country, which is a crying shame
Do you want a possible repeat of the riots that occured throughout the North West due to communities divided?
See above
Do you want "No Go" arreas in parts of our region
I don't care. I'm never likely to visit all of my region. No go areas seem to suggest some crummy little council estate shithole, so i'm hardly missing anything. If it wasn't occupied by Asians, it would only be occupied by people with the same way of thinking as yourself. So yeah, i don'[t care.
Do you feel its right someone wearing a hoody or motorcylce helmet gets refused entry to certain areas as their face cant be recognised for security issues (rightly so aswell) Yet a muslim women can wear a non religous Burka covering her body from head to toe? that is wrong, how can you possibly defend that?
DO YOU???
Again i don't care as i don't walk around wearing a motorcycle helmet, nor do i walk round dressed like an extra from Adulthood. Those are rules set by individual companies who own the property. They obviously feel less threatened by a Burka wearing woman than you do. Again, it probably stems from the fact that the Burka isn't some notorious crime disguise in this country.
No as i have never seen a Burka wearing woman committing any form of crime, nor do i read the Daily Mail.
Do you not feel intimidated by them?
No as i am a grown man. In fact, i feel more intimidated by being in close proximity of a complete gobshite.
Do you not want to know who/what is in the same place as you?
Not really. I couldn't care less.
Do you not feel that it is creating devide in the communty?
Yes, but i believe it's down to people like your good self. Unfortunately you seem to represent the views of the majority of the country, which is a crying shame
Do you want a possible repeat of the riots that occured throughout the North West due to communities divided?
See above
Do you want "No Go" arreas in parts of our region
I don't care. I'm never likely to visit all of my region. No go areas seem to suggest some crummy little council estate shithole, so i'm hardly missing anything. If it wasn't occupied by Asians, it would only be occupied by people with the same way of thinking as yourself. So yeah, i don'[t care.
Do you feel its right someone wearing a hoody or motorcylce helmet gets refused entry to certain areas as their face cant be recognised for security issues (rightly so aswell) Yet a muslim women can wear a non religous Burka covering her body from head to toe? that is wrong, how can you possibly defend that?
DO YOU???
Again i don't care as i don't walk around wearing a motorcycle helmet, nor do i walk round dressed like an extra from Adulthood. Those are rules set by individual companies who own the property. They obviously feel less threatened by a Burka wearing woman than you do. Again, it probably stems from the fact that the Burka isn't some notorious crime disguise in this country.
PistonBlue
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No, not a security issue at all. Who's scared of a shy little woman?
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JULES
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maybe not, but its a closer equasion than 1 wrongTheMightyQuinn said:TheLegendOfBerti said:so it's ok for christian women to be stopped from wearing a little cross under clothing but not for muslims to be stopped being rude, ignorant and cause public concern by covering their faces?
If you went round wearing a balaclava you would unnerve an awful lot of people so I don't see the difference, I also don't see "Allah" striking down the muslim women who don't wear it, so for me they should be banned.
No.
2 wrongs do not make a right.
Aren't we at war with the Taliban due to supposed oppression of the people? Why do we want to be exactly the same?
Every single man, woman and child on earth should be free to dress as they please. Just because a Muslim doesn't want us to wear a cross does not mean that we should petulantly want them to remove their clothing.
Do unto others.
Skashion
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Why the fuck is a burka relevant in a suicide bombing situation? Why would they care if they're identified? That's an argument against clothes, not burkas.
If we ban all these terrorists running around Britain from covering their faces and their bombs with these muslim dresses won't they just use hoodies and rucksacks instead? I know these people aren't that bright so will probably just stick to their traditional terrorist disguise and I don't want to give them ideas, just putting it out there.
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malg
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No (to the original question).
TheMightyQuinn
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JULES said:maybe not, but its a closer equasion than 1 wrongTheMightyQuinn said:No.
2 wrongs do not make a right.
Aren't we at war with the Taliban due to supposed oppression of the people? Why do we want to be exactly the same?
Every single man, woman and child on earth should be free to dress as they please. Just because a Muslim doesn't want us to wear a cross does not mean that we should petulantly want them to remove their clothing.
Do unto others.
No it isn't. It just creates war and division.
It's so easy to get along with others, it's just that people refuse to do so.
The irony is that the extremist Muslims and the BNP lot have so much in common it is untrue. Both believe they're hard done by, both want to blame the worlds problems on other people and both have very little intelligence backing their stances.
That's the irony of the whole situation.
Anyone who wants to ban the burkha is essentially in step with the Taliban's way of thinking. The fact that neither party can see that just highlights how stubborn, pathetic and ill informed they all are.
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