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Mar 17 2018 09:46am
Quote (dro94 @ 17 Mar 2018 11:40)
Liverpool, home of the Irish :)

great post my friend! enjoy your st patricks day!
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Mar 17 2018 03:35pm
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/17/two-muslim-women-sue-new-york-after-police-make-them-remove-hijabs



typical muslims once again triggered, when they are treated like everyone else
for normal people its kinda logical that identification measures by the police require that the person does not wear something on his/hear head

some random guy should try to get a mugshot with a baseball cap and then sue the state for violating his sacred basecap :lol:

once again proof that islam has no place in a modern and secular constitutional state
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Mar 17 2018 03:46pm
Quote (ampoo @ Mar 17 2018 10:35pm)
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/17/two-muslim-women-sue-new-york-after-police-make-them-remove-hijabs

https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/02/28/nyregion/01xp-hijabs/01xp-hijabs-master768.jpg

typical muslims once again triggered, when they are treated like everyone else
for normal people its kinda logical that identification measures by the police require that the person does not wear something on his/hear head

some random guy should try to get a mugshot with a baseball cap and then sue the state for violating his sacred basecap :lol:

once again proof that islam has no place in a modern and secular constitutional state



In a free and democratic society you think the state should be able to tell people what they can and can't wear?

Do you think Mo Salah is a bad person because he's Muslim too?
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Mar 17 2018 03:51pm
Quote (dro94 @ 17 Mar 2018 22:46)
In a free and democratic society you think the state should be able to tell people what they can and can't wear?

Do you think Mo Salah is a bad person because he's Muslim too?


that question is completely unrelated to the issue and you know it

these women can wear anything they like
however, i will repeat myself, being investigated by the police does require identification and that goes for everyone, end of story

if they cant deal with it they might want to try out one of their precious sharia states
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Mar 17 2018 03:51pm
Quote (ampoo @ Mar 17 2018 09:35pm)
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/17/two-muslim-women-sue-new-york-after-police-make-them-remove-hijabs

https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/02/28/nyregion/01xp-hijabs/01xp-hijabs-master768.jpg

typical muslims once again triggered, when they are treated like everyone else
for normal people its kinda logical that identification measures by the police require that the person does not wear something on his/hear head

some random guy should try to get a mugshot with a baseball cap and then sue the state for violating his sacred basecap :lol:

once again proof that islam has no place in a modern and secular constitutional state


There was also the story about the muslim cop right? Who refused to shake hands with a woman and got fined 1k and had to sign a contract that he would from now on shake hands with women. The guy signed it. Which is kinda nice.
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Mar 17 2018 03:53pm
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There was also the story about the muslim cop right? Who refused to shake hands with a woman and got fined 1k and had to sign a contract that he would from now on shake hands with women. The guy signed it. Which is kinda nice.


yep, happened right here in germany
truly worrying what kind of people the desperate states are recruiting nowadays

i doubt it, but i still do hope that idiot got the message
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Mar 17 2018 03:57pm


Tomahawk and Sickle

Quote (dro94 @ Mar 17 2018 05:46pm)
In a free and democratic society you think the state should be able to tell people what they can and can't wear?


While they are under arrest? presumably so, to some degree.
Do you oppose prison dress codes and mugshots?
Im open to hearing a case against mugshots, but head and face coverings being allowed during them would seemingly defeat the purpose.
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Mar 17 2018 03:57pm
Quote (ampoo @ Mar 17 2018 10:51pm)
that question is completely unrelated to the issue and you know it

these women can wear anything they like
however, i will repeat myself, being investigated by the police does require identification and that goes for everyone, end of story

if they cant deal with it they might want to try out one of their precious sharia states



If they've been arrested then I agree. Are you against legislation that prohibits wearing the hijab in public?
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Mar 17 2018 04:03pm
Quote (dro94 @ 17 Mar 2018 22:57)
If they've been arrested then I agree. Are you against legislation that prohibits wearing the hijab in public?


you should have read the article then lol
thats the whole point

there is no reason to prohibit a hijab in public despite it being a symbol of a repressive and misogynist ideology
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