UK Government: We will ban the burka
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/01/uk-government-burka-ban
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
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Original post by HarmanFan
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/01/uk-government-burka-ban
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Nice try but April fools is in the link still
Not even close, lol.
I wonder how many people on TSR were really happy when they read that 
Original post by Philosoraptor
Original post by Philosoraptor
I wonder how many people on TSR were really happy when they read that
Twas quite a relief.
Thank God we're not going france-wards. "Liberte Egalite Fraternite" my ****ing arse.
im dissapointed.
yawn big suprise its an april fool joke
as if this countries government would ever have the balls to implement something controversial.
as if this countries government would ever have the balls to implement something controversial.
Hahahahahaha! Good one! Actually got me!
didn't click u mad?
Original post by kopite493
who cares aba the burkas its the balacarva things we need to ban
pretty sure they are banned bro
I knew it was an April's Fool. As if the Government would ever stop pandering to Muslims.
I'll be glad when April Fools is over, it all gets a bit boring after a while
After seeing the thread title it was "OH FOR ****S SAKE", and then it was just "Thank **** it's not real".
Original post by HarmanFan
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/01/uk-government-burka-ban
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
If I walk into a shop with my face concealed, I am asked to remove whatever is covering my face.
Why should it be different for anyone else?
It's an April fool?
****.
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by HarmanFan
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/01/uk-government-burka-ban
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Can't believe the UK is following France.
Should the state dictate what one should wear? Or is it necessary to "preserve national security and reduce segregation in communities"?
Religion is bull**** but either way if balaclavas and motorcycle helmets are banned in certain places like banks than so should burkas, since balaclavas and helmets aern't banned in public than nor should burkas
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