Belgian committee votes for full Islamic veil ban

[GunMaster357]

With the way this guy is thinking, if it comes to that situation, I'm as good as dead...

I'm a self-professed atheist... that means death penalty if you follow the islamic law.

I won't go as a lamb to the slaugther.

[GunMaster357]

Originally Posted by Undertoad

University officer denies this person was ever on staff at Catholic University of Lille

I never said he was on the staff. Just a student.

And some friends of his tried to win local elections so they could have their way.

Fortunately, due to the separation of church and state, you cannot form a political party if your goal is religious. Therefore they were forbidden to enter the ballot.

[squirell nutkin]

Originally Posted by Undertoad

University officer denies this person was ever on staff at Catholic University of Lille

http://adminor.univ-catholille.fr/do...ence-ms-08.pdf

Je ne pas habla Francais

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by squirell nutkin

I think the only hope for any country is to vigorously maintain the separation between church and state. Personally, I think the US is far too accommodating of special interest groups. The very difficult thing about freedom of speech is determining protected speech. If someone were to make a clear case that sabawi's speech was seditious or inciting hate or riot then it would not be protected.

For whatever reason, the US government isn't going after these people at all. I mean consider the McCarthy hearings. People were destroyed for far less.

Basically we have to tolerate them but they don't have to tolerate us.

[classicman]

PARIS – The French Senate has voted overwhelmingly for a bill banning the burqa-style Islamic veil everywhere from post offices to streets, in a final step toward a making it law.

The Senate voted 246 to 1 Tuesday in favor of the bill, which has already passed in the lower chamber, the National Assembly.

Any dissenters have 10 days to challenge the measure in the Constitutional Council watchdog, but that is considered unlikely.

From Yahoo

[xoxoxoBruce]

If they catch a woman wearing a burka/veil, round up and stone all her male relatives.

[classicman]

That would be an interesting turn of events.

[GunMaster357]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

If they catch a woman wearing a burka/veil, round up and stone all her male relatives.

Would be real funny.

In reality, the woman will be fined 150 EUR and will have to attend a class on civism, etc...

I have yet to determine what will happens in the case of continued offense.

And since they won't probably speak French, our law officers will have to learn Arabic... Ironic, ins't it?

[Rhianne]

But look on the bright side, the crime rate will have dropped dramatically.

[GunMaster357]

Oh yes, I have high hopes on that one.

After all, there are no criminals, just young adults that misundertand our laws.

Some time ago, a judge got a guy out of prison and on conditionnal liberty because there were 'no intention to kill' when he put 75 bullets in a patrol car.

[Lamplighter]

Originally Posted by GunMaster357

Would be real funny.

In reality, the woman will be fined 150 EUR and will have to attend a class on civism, etc...

I have yet to determine what will happens in the case of continued offense.

And since they won't probably speak French, our law officers will have to learn Arabic... Ironic, ins't it?

Quelle naif... like saying Muslims in US don't speak English

[GunMaster357]

Quelle naif...

No naivety here... Those women are usually isolated, with little or no contact with locals.

[classicman]

[glatt]

The taxi driver one is the one that amazed me, but it makes sense, when you consider crashes and robberies.

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

If they catch a woman wearing a burka/veil, round up and stone all her male relatives.

Originally Posted by GunMaster357

Would be real funny.

Stoning people is funny? What are you, a muslim extremist?