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Those countries don't claim to have freedom of religion though, Britain does. Secular societies will be judged by their supposedly secular ideals, will they not? Why claim to be something, when in reality you're not??? You don't mind claiming all the prizes for being the most enlightened and secular and advanced society, yet when it comes to actually living up to it "oh no no no, look at what those Muslims do in their countries".

Be consistent, OR be considered a self-confessed hypocrite.

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 20^th, 2009 at 3:58pm:



Secular societies - you got that. How come you do not get its meaning?

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 20^th, 2009 at 6:37pm:



You claim the right for muslims but riot if non-muslims also claim their rights - in their own countries, viz. Denmark, France, Australia, and so on and so forth.

You want to exploit the genrosity of secular society in order to strangle that secular society and replace it with sharia. Bearded pinheads can march all their like as long as they shut up when somebody draws a cartoon of Mohammed or cocks a critical eye at the Islamic treatment of women, like van Gogh, or offers an honest appraisal of the Koran and Mohammed. You (Muslim) actually try to cover your riotous arses by claiming the protection of the freedoms you are hell-bent on destrotying in the name of Islam.

abu_rashid wrote on Oct 16^th, 2009 at 2:06pm:





The reciprocity - that if you want to claim the freedom you cannot riot if others also claim it - that is the bit that you do not accept and pretend not to understand.

NHS relax superbug safeguards for Muslim staff... just days after Christian nurse is banned from wearing crucifix for health and safety reasons

From The Mail on Sunday

Muslim doctors and nurses are to be allowed for religious reasons to opt out of strict NHS dress codes introduced to prevent the spread of deadly hospital superbugs. The Department of Health has announced that female Muslim staff will be permitted to cover their arms on hospital wards to preserve their modesty.
This is despite earlier guidance that all staff should be ‘bare below the elbow’ after long sleeves were blamed for spreading bacteria, leading to superbug deaths. The Department has also relaxed its ‘no jewellery’ rule by making it clear that Sikhs can wear bangles, as long as they can be pushed up the arm during direct patient care.

The move contrasts with the case of nurse Shirley Chaplin, who last week lost her discrimination battle against Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital Trust, which said the cross she has worn since she was 16 was a ‘hazard’ because it could scratch patients. Mrs Chaplin, 55, had worn the silver cross on a necklace since her confirmation. But the employment tribunal told her that wearing a cross was not a ‘mandatory requirement’ of her faith, even though Muslim doctors are allowed to wear hijabs or headscarves.
Last night she said of the sleeve concession to Muslims: ‘I don’t believe my cross is a danger so this is double standards. What can you say? It seems that life is stacked up against Christians these days.’

Politicians and Christian leaders, including former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey, added that it showed the Government was prepared to accommodate minority faiths while Christianity was marginalised.  Lord Carey said of grandmother Mrs Chaplin: ‘The Muslim voice is very strong, so politicians and others are scared of it. We can only deduce that the hostility aimed at her is because she is a Christian.’

It's a metaphor that someone who is lying is speaking out of... nevermind.

abu_rashid wrote on Apr 12^th, 2010 at 12:06pm:



You a billion sexual fantasist. It's always about either complete covering (Muslim, good) or nakedness (Western, bad). You always come up with toplessness as th only possible altrantive to Msulim dress. You must be a tit man.

Here's news: they want hospital staff to be clean and not to have sleeves and cuffs in the way constantly. Or do Muslim women wash their sleeves up to the elbow every time they wash their hands? The sleeves and cuffs come into contact with all sorts of things, not only in a hospital but everywhere. Have you ever worn a white long sleeve shirt for a day? Have you seen the inside of the cuffs at the end of the day?

The NHS gave in here purely because of your religion. The lady killed by that gokart also died purely because the operators gave in to her religion.

I wonder what's going to happen when th firts patient refuses treatment from a muslim in long sleeves? Will the patient's right to his perception of what is clean trump your perception?

I wonder what the average IQ is of Mohammedians in Europe. Probably not very high.