Re: ECJ rules Headscarf bans legal

[QUOTE=Julie1962;1113377] There were 'women only' times. and they were not prepared to engage in the same social group. That is their prerogative, but they must not expect everyone else to change their routines, and then abuse the arrangements made on their behalf. As I said, they wouldn't get a second chance. So the only losers are themselves. That too will happen in the work place if they are adamant that they will not diverse. Their choice at the end of the day.
I will defend a religion and followers of religion, but will not defend people who are awkward on grounds that are an attempt to use false doctrines for the sake of making a point in society, when in most cases they are accommodated . We never had this nonsense before and we've had Muslim populations here in this country for a very long time. Why now the problems ?
No offence to you Julie.

Re: ECJ rules Headscarf bans legal

Hi

Why now the problems?

Oil in a word.

The rise of Radicalisation, funded by the lunatics with oil money.

Paying for their Radical Mosques and Imams over here and elsewhere.

Time to become Energy Independant and then stick two fingers up to the Radicals.

We have some lovely Muslims here in the UK, Yazidis and Kurds, who hate the Radicals, Alawites who would not hurt a fly, and yet we are still importing Radicals.

Sheer madness to my mind.

You will not see a Kurd or a Yazidi dressed as black dalek.

Re: ECJ rules Headscarf bans legal

Yes there is some of that but also we have changed a lot ourselves over the years I see sights these days I never saw prior to the nineties, I'm not saying it's wrong societies change but I do wonder how long before nudity becomes a norm and drunkeness compulsory ?