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originally posted by: WilsonWilson
Doesn't anybody find it odd, that people are bringing up opposition to gay marriage when this very website which is mainly American from what I can tell abounds with homophobia?
originally posted by: Whodathunkdatcheese
originally posted by: 1point92AU
LOL...typical leftist response. Are you missing the connection of the dots? London is not a predominately Muslim city nor is the primary religion Islam.
Like I said in my closing...please take a trip to many of the thousands of cities throughout the middle east and play a Christian call to prayer and report back on how well that went for you. Quite a few come to mind where I know you will depart with your head yet the leftist cultural appropriation police here seem to think mixing oil and water in a predominately Christian country are a good thing.
LOL...typical response from someone who experiences life through the internet.
Britain has an established church but...
London is not a predominantly Christian city.
Britain is not a predominantly Christian country.
It's pretty much an open space where different religions are not only tolerated but encouraged.
I realise that might not fit with your world view, but that's what it is. Deal with it.
originally posted by: Mysterychic88
a reply to: 1point92AU
Got to say Reading through the comments on this makes me proud to be British. They weren't doing anything wrong they were just uniting in the power of prayer against those who were unjustly killed in New Zealand. I don't see what is wrong with that, in a public place where everyone was there for peaceful reasons and with good intentions.
There is a difference between having a play and some Christmas carols once a year and having the call to prayer going out over a speaker system every day. If you cannot see the difference I don’t know what to say.
originally posted by: vonclod
a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus
There is a difference between having a play and some Christmas carols once a year and having the call to prayer going out over a speaker system every day. If you cannot see the difference I don’t know what to say.
So you're saying this call to prayer happens everyday in Trafalgar Square?
I'm pretty sure it was just for the memorial service..right?
The "memorial service" was used as part of the ongoing assimilation and indoctrination of Islam into the British culture
Oh really now you just scolded me about the call to prayer only being a one time event ( which under the circumstances sounds reasonable and respectful ) but in this post you are talking about Islam being bigoted and hateful.... you are defending the religion you are saying is bigoted .... I don’t really get you. Is that what you call tolerance ? By the way, even though you may be right about it being a one time thing... I doubt seriously it stops there. My dad used to tell me the anecdote of the camel in the tent 🐪
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: UKTruth
Two wrongs and all that mate.
Do we really want to replicate the bigotry and hatred practiced in many/most Islamic nations?