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Gay versus Muslim - which PC piety?
Aug 1st, 2019 at 6:58pm
 
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Multicultural value systems clash. Which piety/lie will prevail? Which victimhood is louder?   When 'multicultural' societies keep fragmenting, what common ground do people have left on which to unite and have a common shared identity and a common, shared future?

None. The relentless cultivation of 'progressive' identities is really the regressive return to small-scale tribalism.  Soon you will have to doff your non-judgmental cap to trans-sexual albino cannibals because you will be paralised about what grounds you might be permitted to fault him.




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Reply #1 - Aug 1st, 2019 at 7:21pm
 
If this niqab-wearing woman thinks she can waltz through her community hurling backward religious hatred at gay people, should we really be surprised? After all, she lives in a country where even criticising the niqab itself is a no no, as Boris discovered when he rightly called it an oppressive and ridiculous garment, and also rightly said it should not be banned.

Boris was right. The niqab is ridiculous and oppressive. It is also anti-social, a big, black ‘screw you’ to contemporary society. It is a hostile garment, declaring the wearer’s fealty to archaic religious values and her disdain for the liberal, licentious society she lives in.

It shouldn’t be banned, of course. Women must be free to wear it. But by the same token the rest of us must be free to say that it is a stupid and offensive thing to wear and that the Waltham Forest homophobe is probably fairly typical of those who wear it.

Things have now been made worse by the involvement of the police, who are investigating this woman’s alleged hate crime. We don’t need more authoritarianism. We don’t need more speech-policing.
We just need a more open and critical public sphere in which everything, including Islam, is up for debate.

https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/07/the-curious-reaction-to-a-niqab-wearing-ho...
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