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Originally posted by FredT
reply to post by On the level
How is it any different to them going Kosher? TO be frank, i will always buy Kosher or Halal products if avalible. They undergo a whole lot more scrutiny than the regular food chain. From sanitary conditions to packaging etc. Its simply a better product and safer.
Why is the mail not running a campaign against Chinese restaraunts? Or Indian ones, or god knows what other traditional food outlets are out there?
Originally posted by Walkswithfish
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
I eat kosher dill pickles.
What makes a dill pickle kosher?
That is an excellent question. Also what makes a hot dog a kosher hot dog? No foreskin?
Originally posted by Nammu
reply to post by On the level
If your not Muslim, what does it matter to you if the meat is halal/kosher, whatever? It makes no difference at all, apart from letting you have a gripe at Muslims.
Originally posted by Flighty
Quite frankly, I don't like the idea of someone praying over my food.
If I want that, I will say Grace at the table with my family over the food after I've prepared it in accordance with my OWN BELIEFS.
This is what happens in countries where we are easy going about peoples religious beliefs and practices.
We end up getting THEIR BELIEFS shoved down OUR throats en masse.
Religion is supposed to be a private thing not something you force onto others.
If I agree and relate to Islam, I'll become a Muslim, otherwise please bugger off and leave our food alone.
Originally posted by Flighty
reply to post by ignorant_ape
Actually thats a good point.
There are heaps of Muslim kebab and fast food shops around already.
It's obvious this is just a ploy to get us used to Muslims having their own way.
Especially considering KFC is as Western an eating establishment as you're going to get.
If anyone thinks this is benign, then I don't think they can see the bigger agenda.
Originally posted by FredT
I have more faith in food prepared to centuries old religious guidelines than I do food inspected by the USDA