Quote (dro94 @ 30 Jul 2018 21:28)

I mean liberal in the sense that you can do things how you see fit as long as you're not affecting anyone else, not that you can do anything, but I thought that would have been self-explanatory. I don't think it's my business or your business what somebody else wears, excluding the aforementioned exceptions.

Islam may be authoritarian, but my belief system doesn't change like the wind to counteract ideologies I disagree with.

Quote (ampoo @ Jul 30 2018 08:31pm)

thats what you say, many others will say that they feel threatened or feel discomfort

Quote (dro94 @ 30 Jul 2018 21:42)

That's arbitrary. You could say that about the presence of a black guy. Agree to disagree my friend!

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 30 Jul 2018 21:51)

Religion prohibiting the national dish ... ^_^ Then you know what i think about those religions...

Quote (dro94 @ Jul 30 2018 02:57pm)

A right, unless it's in a place that is extra security, like a bank or prison, or where you require photo identification. Banning an item of clothing you deem offensive isn't consistent with liberal ideals, and using security as an excuse for a blanket ban doesn't make sense. Wearing masks is legal if you're walking down the street.

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Mr Macron "doesn't believe in softening" the position on Brexit as "he is a passionate pro-European", the peer said.

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On Thursday, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier signalled a willingness to be flexible in Brexit negotiations around the Northern Ireland border.

Calling the issue "the biggest risk" caused by Brexit, Mr Barnier said he was "ready to improve" the EU's proposals.

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