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By Babette Francis, published 8/3/2017It is important to draw a distinction between
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Posted by Bazz, Friday, 10 March 2017 1:24:35 PM
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It is interesting to read today that there are 19 schools in south and south western Sydney that have been identified as radicalising children. Parents are complaining about this, suggesting that Punchbowl Boys High is being run like a mosque. Isnt it about time time our politicians were held accountable for this garbage being taught in our schools. Muslims rely on six factors to promote
islam. They are victimology, political correctness, multiculturalism, dhimmitude, islamophobia and taqiyya. Everyone should read about these topics and make up their own mind about islam. All over the world, there is a very serious problem with islam and with Canada passing anti islamophobic legislation and various schools in the UK and America openly teaching islam, we need to wake up to what is happening around us. Posted by jason bourne, Friday, 10 March 2017 1:34:52 PM
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Hi Bazz,
No, not yet anyway. With the help of the brainless and gutless 'Left', the imams will push the more innocuous-sounding proposition that Muslims should have their own system of law, i.e. Shari'a - how can that possibly bother other Australians ? But just for Muslims. For now. There may be even some feminists, if such still exist, who will object and say that Muslim women in Australia, i.e. Australians who happen to be women who happen to be Muslim, should have the rights and protections of all other Australians. But I wouldn't bet on it. I was on the bus today, 33 degrees in Adelaide, and a young Muslim got on, with (it seemed) long trousers, and an overcoat and thick head-scarf. I was wearing only a tee-shirt (and, from memory, trousers) but I was sweating. Many 'feminists' would probably say, "Oh well, that's their Culture." But being a chauvinist and cultural-racist, I thought, "Well, if I can dress lightly, why can't she ?" What an utter bastard I am. I'll never learn, I'm supposed to worship Culture, and other people's male-centred religion, but I just can't seem to get the hang of it. Joe Posted by Loudmouth, Friday, 10 March 2017 3:04:31 PM
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' Nah, having a go at runner. Because that's what he's there for. Mikk can fend for his or herself.
Now why don't you run along and suck runner's cock some more, you sycophantic little faggot?' Just showing us how putried ones heart can be Toni. How charming! No wonder you support the perversion of kids minds through ' safe' schools. Posted by runner, Friday, 10 March 2017 3:38:42 PM
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mikk,
Why did you write 'xtians'? Posted by Is Mise, Friday, 10 March 2017 10:22:17 PM
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Joe
Feminists, like the rest of the population, are divided on this issue and many admit to having mixed feelings. (This is true of many leftists as well.) If you’re interested, here are two feminist links you might like to check out, which are very critical of Islam and the use of Islamphobia-shaming to silence discussion. The first is written by radical feminist, Julie Bindel, and the second features an interview with a UK-Iranian feminist ex-Muslim. http://www.standpointmag.co.uk/node/6392/full http://www.feministcurrent.com/2016/02/16/podcast-maryam-namazie/ ‘Locked into a backward religion, which forbad any change or genuine analysis, what else could - and can – [Muslims] expect ?’ In many ways, this is true. But they were only about 100 years behind the Christian West in their readiness to rid themselves of their ancient religious straightjackets – which is a drop in the bucket of human history. Much of that effort by visionary leaders like Ghaddafi*, Mossedeh and Nassar was violently overturned and overthrown by a strange pact between fundamentalist Islam and the capitalist West. It may seem like I’m defending Islam and demonising the West. I don’t mean to. Just trying to look at the bigger picture. There is much that I despise about Islam. (I too have difficulty controlling my anger when I see niqab-dressed women in public. Some hijab dress is fairly innocuous – even stylish at times - but as you say, some women take it to extremes.) As a culture and a religion, they have a long way to go. * The real Ghaddafi, not the genocidal cartoon character propagandised by the West. Posted by Killarney, Friday, 10 March 2017 10:49:58 PM
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insisting that all of us start obeying Sharia laws.
That push has already started in UK, and in parts of Paris it is compulsory.