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Reply #60 - Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:37pm
 
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We have rules in civilised countries.


They are called "decency laws".


Hate to break it to you darky, but we don't.
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Reply #61 - Apr 20th, 2011 at 10:10pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:26pm:
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It is also our philosophy to judge actions by the motivation behind them.


Judge away. Like I said no-one cares what you think or what dastardly motive you ascribe to these women.

Well, the French parliament has judged away and banned face covering because of the motivation behind it.
The Swiss banned minarets because of the motivation behind them. Wilders, the Danish People's Party and all the rest of them have various anti-Muslim policies because of what motivates Muslims.


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Reply #62 - Apr 20th, 2011 at 10:41pm
 
Soren wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 10:10pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:26pm:
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It is also our philosophy to judge actions by the motivation behind them.


Judge away. Like I said no-one cares what you think or what dastardly motive you ascribe to these women.

Well, the French parliament has judged away and banned face covering because of the motivation behind it.
The Swiss banned minarets because of the motivation behind them. Wilders, the Danish People's Party and all the rest of them have various anti-Muslim policies because of what motivates Muslims.




Soren's Law of Racist Bigotry

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Reply #63 - Apr 20th, 2011 at 11:10pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:37pm:
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We have rules in civilised countries.


They are called "decency laws".


Hate to break it to you darky, but we don't.




You are right.


One shouldnt post comments when one is drunk.iWe do have laws against public indecency.





May I posit bfore the learned judge that face covering mandated by a backward , un enlightened culture for the purpose of subjugating , controlling , demeaning and brainwashing  a certain part of the population is INDECENT and should fall under the public indecency statute.





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Reply #64 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 3:26am
 
I'm just amazed how people think there are only
Black people, White people, and to a lesser extent, Yellow people.
...not acknowledging the other 5 races that exist.
NOW THATS RACISM due to ignorance, if ever there was.

Last Black man that called me White got gobsmacked. I'm actually Blue (by race) or Light skinned, not White skinned. He probably couldn't tell a Fair skinned or a Pale skinned (although the Namerindians could) either?  Roll Eyes

Then I helped him up and brushed him off and explained that he was almost right in calling me a 'White bi-tch' as although I'm racially Blue, I'm quite gifted by the Brown act of Writing and Fashion (spirituality), here in a White region of the World by which I attire myself accordingly to the White style.
He said I should stop messing with his head, so I punched him in the solar plexus instead.
I then helped him catch his breath by waiting a few minutes then said.
"You really should stop thinking as if you were in that 'Red' part of the World".
He brought me a drink after that and we sat and gargled together for a good hour about Life, the Universe and Everything.
He left feeling somewhat ... Smiley
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Reply #65 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 9:25am
 
freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:02pm:

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Our craven, and morally sick, community is pandering to a foreign and intolerant philosophy.


Yadda, individual liberty is our own philosophy.



Applying such logic FD,

Then we should open all of the prisons, and let all the criminals out.

Because surely, [in being apprehended for their criminal activity] those criminals were merely expressing their own 'individual liberty', to act in the way in which they wished to.

Hell, why are fraudsters imprisoned ???

It was only money they took !!!!



And, why are paedophiles imprisoned ???

They have no wish to harm children.

Paedophiles will profusely insist, and will tell you, that they LOVE CHILDREN.

What right do we have to impinge upon their 'individual liberty', to act in the way in which they wished to.
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NOW SOME COMMON SENSE ARGUMENTS....

"Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them."

Karl Popper


"Tolerance becomes a crime when applied to evil."

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freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:02pm:

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The whole point FD, is that no-one can tell, who is wearing a burka


Yes you can Yadda. They are the ones wearing the burka.




Yes FD.

Duh!

They are the ones wearing the burka,    ......so as to conceal their apparent identity.

Duh! Duh! Duh!





Yadda said....
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The whole point FD, is that no-one can tell, who is wearing a burka





SCENARIO, SCENARIO, SCENARIO, SCENARIO, SCENARIO.....


IMAGE...
http://barenakedislam.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/afghan_election_gi_gal-vi.jpgw=460&h=300
'My daughter Fatimas' University graduation photo.
Doesn't she look beautiful!!!
I'm so proud of her.'


OR,         ....is it Fatimas' uncle Fred under that burka ???

i.e.
Did Fatima sit the qualifying University examination,
OR, OR, OR,
...did Fatimas' uncle Fred sit sit the qualifying University examination  ???




Who can know ???

Sure, Fatima knows who sat her qualifying University examination.

BUT, BUT, BUT, nobody else can be sure who sat the qualifying University examination.


And i will say it again, and again, and again....

CHOOSING TO DRESS LIKE THIS, CHOOSING TO WEAR A BURKA, SO AS TO CONCEAL YOUR APPARENT IDENTITY IN PUBLIC, IS NOT APPROPRIATE IN OUR CULTURE, i.e. IN AUSTRALIA.


Dictionary;
apparent = =
1 readily perceived or understood; obvious.
2 seeming real or true.









freediver wrote on Apr 20th, 2011 at 9:02pm:

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or why someone wears a burka


Have you tried asking them? It's no big mystery.






My response FD,    ....AGAIN;


IMAGE
http://www.theluxechronicles.com/.a/6a00e54f05e1bb88340120a6ab2571970c-700wi
THIS BEHAVIOUR, CHOOSING TO DRESS LIKE THIS, IN PUBLIC, IS APPROPRIATE IN SAUDI ARABIA

But such behaviour, choosing to wear such attire, in public, in Australia, is offensive to Australian cultural mores.




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Re: the right to choose what to wear
Reply #66 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 9:54am
 
Like I said,

I think it is ok to attire in the Burqa
(as it is very practical in desert regions where sand-storms and sunlight are intense, as it subdues moisture loss, etc)

but,

any wearer of the Burqa must respect all other areas outside a Mosque, their home and REVEAL their identity upon request and respect for 'everyone' else in the Global Society.
Not just because Anglo-Saxon Political Australians want them to, because they can't stop lying and keeping secrets via their Politicians and CIA.

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Reply #67 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 7:19pm
 
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Well, the French parliament has judged away and banned face covering because of the motivation behind it.
The Swiss banned minarets because of the motivation behind them. Wilders, the Danish People's Party and all the rest of them have various anti-Muslim policies because of what motivates Muslims.


Do they care what you think? Mate, this Australia. We don't get wound up about what everyone else wears. If you don't like our culture, you know what to do.

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May I posit bfore the learned judge that face covering mandated by a backward , un enlightened culture for the purpose of subjugating , controlling , demeaning and brainwashing  a certain part of the population is INDECENT


You can posit it whereever you like. It does not make it indecent.

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Applying such logic FD,

Then we should open all of the prisons, and let all the criminals out.


No we shouldn't Yadda. How would that protect my liberty? The difference is the criminal are an actual threat and do actual harm. The harm of a piece of cloth is all in your head.
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Reply #68 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 7:33pm
 
Who posted the clip with the monkey in the bath?
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Reply #69 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 7:34pm
 
Let's compromise: 

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Anglo- Australians pictured with muslims in their new culturally sensitive burqas.
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Reply #70 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 7:36pm
 
Have you ever considered going Ninja yourself FD?
Maybe as a bit of a social experiment to see how it makes you feel to be anonymous in public, and to see how your masked appearance effects your dealings with others, and whether or not they seem to feel comfortable dealing with someone in a mask.
It may be an interesting experience.
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Reply #71 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 8:54pm
 
I've been thinking, if they ever try this crap in Australia, I will organise a protest where everyone wear's burqa's. Just burqas.
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Reply #72 - Apr 21st, 2011 at 10:52pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 21st, 2011 at 7:19pm:
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Well, the French parliament has judged away and banned face covering because of the motivation behind it.
The Swiss banned minarets because of the motivation behind them. Wilders, the Danish People's Party and all the rest of them have various anti-Muslim policies because of what motivates Muslims.


Do they care what you think? Mate, this Australia. We don't get wound up about what everyone else wears. If you don't like our culture, you know what to do.



Ooh, very militant.

FD, it is unbecoming of a grown man to insist that he has the right - and so does his wife - to wear whatever they wants to, regardless of what people around them think. It is just an argumnent for losers.

I bet anything that you would not dare put this conviction to the practical test and walk into a mosque in your dirty boots after you have cleaned out the pig pen and that you wouldn't dare insist that noboy can tell you what to wear and carry on about there being no black letter law against boots covered in pig sh!t.

You wouldn't encourage your good lady wife/daughter to ignore the customs of the countries you are visiting.

You wouldn't dare walk through the Gaza Strip with a discreet yarmulke on your pate.  You would miraculously  recognise, without anyone needing to explain to you over a dozen forum posts, that you dress in a way that is accpeptable to the people around you, down to the last little discreet pate-covering. You wouldn't insist, as they cut your throat, that it was just your personal freedom of choice and had nothing to do with Jewish symbolism and anyway, lots of jews don't wear a yarmulke.

You are just gasbagging on a forum here, without any actual lived or liveable experince or practical substance behind your bluster.



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Re: the right to choose what to wear
Reply #73 - Apr 22nd, 2011 at 6:22pm
 
Religious cloth is good.
But only in Religious places.

I still think Musicians are the worst dressed people.
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Reply #74 - Apr 23rd, 2011 at 11:51am
 
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FD, it is unbecoming of a grown man to insist that he has the right - and so does his wife - to wear whatever they wants to, regardless of what people around them think. It is just an argumnent for losers.


But we do Soren. Defending our liberty is not a bad thing Soren.

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I bet anything that you would not dare put this conviction to the practical test and walk into a mosque in your dirty boots after you have cleaned out the pig pen and that you wouldn't dare insist that noboy can tell you what to wear and carry on about there being no black letter law against boots covered in pig sh!t.


I see a Mosque as a private place. They can set whatever entry criteria they want.

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You wouldn't encourage your good lady wife/daughter to ignore the customs of the countries you are visiting.


No I wouldn't, but you are missing the point Soren.

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You wouldn't dare walk through the Gaza Strip with a discreet yarmulke on your pate.


And this is your justification for your position? Calling me a loser and citing a war zone as an example we should follow for the limits of personal freedom?
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