I think we have had it

[Highway Man]

Trying to have a sensible discussion with you reminds of the old adage:
"Arguing with fools is like wrestling with pigs—you both get dirty, but the pig enjoys it."

Exactly

 

[Highway Man]

I dont think you're a fool or a pig

WRONG

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I don't know. Do you?

Now there's a hole I definitely won't be leaping into.

We all know.

 

[pete01]

WRONG

OMG

 

[Highway Man]

OMG

Exactly

 

[noseall]

Now there's a hole I definitely won't be leaping into.

Go on, dip your toe!

 

[morqthana]

I'm guessing from your virtue signalling flag avatar and strange name that you are either a foreigner or a leftwing weirdo larping as one. Could you please confirm which one it is?

You should stop guessing - you are so bad at it that it is leading you to form ridiculous ideas.

But I'll give you a hint:

Not everybody is selfish.

 

[morqthana]

Better football by natives of the British Isles

What's your definition of "native"?

 

[morqthana]

There was no definition of a British citizen until this was corrected in the 1960s.

History of British nationality law - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

British Nationality Act 1948 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Useful tip for you: Stick to facts.

 

[morqthana]

Sharia Rules Football it is then.

This isn't going to end well.

They don't choose to, they're pressured into it.

By racism accusations or other threats. Disagree sufficiently with a muslim then a death threat will be issued.

I'm guessing she's not actually a muslim. But doesn't want to admit it due to the whole death threat thing. So many are forced to just say that they are believers as they don't want to be killed.

It's why the electorate have abandoned them, and are dividing between those who value freedom and common sense, who'll vote reform, and the lefty dipsticks who'll vote for the commie green party.

I would have thought that if private businesses want the freedom to accommodate their employees religious beliefs it would be common sense to let them have it, on account of it being nobody else's business.

Generally right-wing is unfairness and freedom,

Except when that freedom is one of religious expression.

But you're right, intolerance appears to be the end result of all of this, they're apparently preaching freedom but causing oppression, of differing opinions, objections and sometimes just reality.

Change 'you're' to 'with the', and you'd be spot on.

Intolerance of religious observance is the end result. The right are apparently preaching freedom, but when it comes to freedoms for employers of Muslims to make it easy for their employees to observe the tenets of their religion, what they want is oppression.

This country is getting worryingly Orwellian. Some of those who preach freedom are actually the most oppressive in history.

So it would seem.

 

[Kraven]

They often eat biryani to break the fast. Yum Yum.

No, usually just some dates, light snacks.
Then later a meal- then majority of ppl will go to their local mosque to attend prayers and optional night prayers during the Holy month.

Then around 4.30am, get up, have a light 'breakfast' or some food- begin the fast until sunset- and do this for 29 or 30 days.

John Smith is clueless and just an anti Muslim because of the poor knowledge he showed in his ridiculous post.

That's what you get when you thk knw it all but all you knw is what you are made to believe or watch/ hear from like minded ppl like himself.

 

[morqthana]

John Smith is clueless and just an anti Muslim

Oh look - a tautology.

Maybe he should read this:


Some people fast for weight-loss reasons, but most people fast for spiritual reasons.

Typically, people do a spiritual fast as a way of denying themselves pleasures of the flesh, or even just basic sustenance, in order to reach a heightened state of consciousness and knowledge of the Lord. Jesus would have fasted to draw closer to God and focus on his spiritual self, pushing aside the physical needs and wants as best as possible.


before ridiculing one of the fasting traditions in one of the Abrahamic religions.