Anti-Muslim protesters shout ‘hateful’ rhetoric at Toronto-area school board meeting

Danbones

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This about creating ww3
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...and the forces at the top are doing just that:
That is what we have to prepare to deal with

Obombing them, and then forcing weaponized immigration to the bombers' origins in return
with each person a being a potential cheapo bombo or supporter.

We will get ours at some point in the not to distant future
like Brussels France and Britain, but not a CERTAIN country who gains the most from being involved...

mhuahahahahahahhim
...after they too get it in the end, only Luciferians will remain
 
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Given the amount and intensity of the violence in Europe and elsewhere, it should be obvious to everyone that Muslims are the cause of much of it.

For the last thirty years or so, there has been a shift away from reacting to problems in a timely manner. It is dangerous to speak the truth. For some reason, much of the world chooses to ignore, or make excuses for violence. Rather than act on and correct problems, we tend to let them build up to a point where something finally has to be done. Even then, blame is often shifted to someone or something else.

We have seen this in our own lives with the school system and our local courts. Teachers cannot discipline children. Contact sports there are quickly disappearing. Lawyers have been successful deflecting blame for their client's actions onto Twinkies (sugar) or television (violence).

The Silent Generation, born 1925 to 1945, was, in my opinion, the last generation to deal with problems as they occurred.

Sometimes I wonder what would have happened to the world if the attitude/thinking of today's generation was prevalent in the 1930s. If we look back to 1938 and consider the political situation in Europe, we can see parallels to the situation in which the world finds itself today.

British PM Neville Chamberlain was like today's generation in some respects. He was willing to look away or make concessions rather than declare war on Germany. Historians have often asked how far Chamberlain would have been willing to go had Germany not invaded Poland.

How far are we willing to go before we say no to the Muslims?
 

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I don't think the law will stand a court challenge..

It favours one religion over another.. why not have an anti semitic law, and what about Christians..

Firstly, it's a motion, not even a bill.

Secondly, it does mention all religions, which makes the word 'Islamophobia' redundant.

With that, though a judge might criticise the choice of words, he wouldn't challenge its applicability since it still applies to all religions equally, 'Islamophobia' being a mere redundancy.

That said, did the drafters of that motion not learn about avoiding redundancies in high school English classes?
 
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There are all kinds of religions and plenty of non-religious in the public school system. There has never been any trouble for decades until the Muslims started demanding changes to accommodate them. Muslims cause trouble wherever they go. They can't even live peaceably with each other in their own countries.
Now Canada is allowing them to disrupt our society and the government is encouraging them to do so.
I don't see why they can't keep their religion in their homes and mosques like all the other religions do. If they can't, they should start and fund their own schools like the Catholics and the Jews.

When Shia start killing off Sunnis and Sufis in Canada, the Atheists still won't care.
 

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If they are solving the problem of too many pushy Muslims in Canada, hell, I'll help buy the ammunition!

Canada is trying to be everyone's friend. Don't upset anyone. Don't say no to anything. The government is their own worst enemy in this regard. Sometimes you have to say no. It's like being a parent.

This anti-Muslim sentiment isn't coming out of thin air. People are reacting to increasing demands by immigrants to change Canada into the place that they left.

There is a basic problem here that several levels of government are contributing to indirectly. For the legal immigrants, they have to clearly understand that they have left their country of birth and now live in Canada. Their move was voluntary, not forced. Canada has different laws and culture. If you are not willing to adapt, you are not welcome.
 

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When Shia start killing off Sunnis and Sufis in Canada, the Atheists still won't care.
I wonder if those would be considered hate crimes.

And quite frankly, the judicial precedent has already been set as to what constitutes a hate crime. If you are not a contributor/member of or don't have an association with any recognized hate group or site, then it's not a hate crime.
The Mosque killings in QC are not being treated as a hate crime.
What M-103 attempts to do is change what's considered a hate crime, but only pertaining to Muslims by coyly refusing to clearly define what exactly "islamophobia" is.
I mean we've seen the little proggies out there who every time they feel offended they think it should be treated as a crime. Now imagine getting that actually made into some kind of hate crime legislation. Like the idiotic program set up in some Ontario neighbourhoods where Muslims will be going door to door to talk about their religion. Now, if I treat them the same way I've always treated the Jehovah's Witless who come knocking on my door, would that be "Islamophobic"?

I abso-f*cking-lutely refuse to be forced to take some jackwitted, superstitious belief system seriously, I don't care what religion it is.
There should be NO prayer and NO religious instruction taking place in our public schools, period. If your stupid f*cking religion isn't prepared to deal with living in countries that don't give two flying sh*ts what you believe, then those aren't the countries for you.


Oh, and this is for Gerry. Muslims don't have to do sh*t according to their religion, they choose to do so. There's a difference.
And the problem in Toronto isn't prayer, it's one of the public middle schools, Park Valley Middle School IIRC, where actual Islamic instruction is permitted to take place during school hours. That's a far cry from bowing east for a few minutes.
 

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I don't think the law will stand a court challenge..

It favours one religion over another.. why not have an anti semitic law, and what about Christians..

There's no favouring of any religion.


This is just about people who are afraid of the word Islamophobia.
 

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Hindus have been in Muzzies' cross hairs long before their jihad against America and friends.
Yes we allowed religion to be considered when we allowed the Sikh's to wear their kirpan's which by the way is a ceremonial dagger . The ceremony being take they're own life rather then submit to Islam . Who would require Sikh's to submit to Islam ?
Remember all who believe Muslim's re just poor misunderstood people their religion was originally spread by the sword .
 

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Yes we allowed religion to be considered when we allowed the Sikh's to wear their kirpan's which by the way is a ceremonial dagger . The ceremony being take they're own life rather then submit to Islam . Who would require Sikh's to submit to Islam ?
Remember all who believe Muslim's re just poor misunderstood people their religion was originally spread by the sword .
Unlike Christianity.
 

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Muslims killed about 600 million hindoos and probably some sikhs too in the process
there was a post some where around here on that...

this should be good....
wrestling was getting old
 

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It is a long time since the Lord's Prayer was banned from schools opening exercises because an atheist complained that it was 'offensive' to him/his family. Public rituals of Islam are now offensive to most Canadians. How come that's tolerated when the Lord's Prayer was intolerable? ALL people are supposed to have equal rights under the law but it seems that Muslims are more equal than any others.
What is happening in this country and all across the world is disgraceful and disturbing. Religious freedom should have been defined in the Constitution as 'if conducted privately and/or in specific places of worship'.
Opening our schools to Islamic rituals is a sneaky way of starting the brainwashing of children. Kids are attracted by anything different and unusual. They see Muslim kids with their butts stuck in the air 'praying' every few hours, they're going to think it's cool and want to try it.
I just can't understand what's wrong with Trudeau's head! He was raised Catholic and I assume his children are being raised Catholic. How can he tolerate, never mind promote Islam?
 

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It is a long time since the Lord's Prayer was banned from schools opening exercises because an atheist complained that it was 'offensive' to him/his family. Public rituals of Islam are now offensive to most Canadians. How come that's tolerated when the Lord's Prayer was intolerable? ALL people are supposed to have equal rights under the law but it seems that Muslims are more equal than any others.
What is happening in this country and all across the world is disgraceful and disturbing. Religious freedom should have been defined in the Constitution as 'if conducted privately and/or in specific places of worship'.
Opening our schools to Islamic rituals is a sneaky way of starting the brainwashing of children. Kids are attracted by anything different and unusual. They see Muslim kids with their butts stuck in the air 'praying' every few hours, they're going to think it's cool and want to try it.
I just can't understand what's wrong with Trudeau's head! He was raised Catholic and I assume his children are being raised Catholic. How can he tolerate, never mind promote Islam?

Maybe because he doesn't think he has the right or authority to impose Catholicism on others?

Just a guess. I have no idea what goes through Trudeaubama's head on a daily basis, except "Damn, my hair looks good!"
 

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It is a long time since the Lord's Prayer was banned from schools opening exercises because an atheist complained that it was 'offensive' to him/his family. Public rituals of Islam are now offensive to most Canadians. How come that's tolerated when the Lord's Prayer was intolerable? ALL people are supposed to have equal rights under the law but it seems that Muslims are more equal than any others.
What is happening in this country and all across the world is disgraceful and disturbing. Religious freedom should have been defined in the Constitution as 'if conducted privately and/or in specific places of worship'.
Opening our schools to Islamic rituals is a sneaky way of starting the brainwashing of children. Kids are attracted by anything different and unusual. They see Muslim kids with their butts stuck in the air 'praying' every few hours, they're going to think it's cool and want to try it.
I just can't understand what's wrong with Trudeau's head! He was raised Catholic and I assume his children are being raised Catholic. How can he tolerate, never mind promote Islam?

I would have nothing against allowing the Lord's Prayer in school. Maybe open a room before classes start where any student could go to recite passages from the Bible (including the Psalms and the Lord's Prayer), the Qur'án or any other sacred text and reopen it for a short time after classes at the end of the day before students head back home.

For students who don't want to participate, they could go outside to play, to the gym, to the library, or do whatever else they like to do during break time.

A separate room could be open for ritual prayers, again open to all religions.

Only quotes from the writings should be permitted though, so no 'scholars' coming in and giving their own sermons.
 

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As I said, Christians are not required by their faith to pray at certain times of the day. Therefore, there is no need for "accommodation" for prayer.

There are a lot of different Christian churches. Are we sure none have this requirement?


I know there has been plenty of kurfufle about the Lords Prayer being even said on school property in the past.