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Anyone else in London scared to use public transport now?

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One thing though, on the tube, I always make extra effort to sit near people who look Muslim (Hijab/Taqiyah/Thawb etc)

It's genius, most Muslims are not terrorists and the terrorists will be like, not gonna blow now, will kill a brother/sister. So they'll move carriages and I'll get to keep being a Slutty Salafi

make sure you say salam alaikum so he knows for sure that you are a brother

otherwise he might think youre an islamophobe trying to intimidate him or something.

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Slutty Salafi

Original post by Christ Redeems

make sure you say salam alaikum so he knows for sure that you are a brother

The secret code :sly:

Original post by Christ Redeems

otherwise he might think youre an islamophobe trying to intimidate him or something.

Clearly I need to wear my keffiyeh whenever I leave the house

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Observatory

The chances of being killed in a terrorist attack are minuscule. Those areas are targeted because lots of people pass through them - tens of millions of journeys per year. Of those, about fifty have been killed in terrorist attacks in more than a decade. You are much more likely to be diagnosed with cancer, have a heart attack, or be hit by a car than you are to be killed by a bomb on public transportation. Fear of this is irrational.

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Christ Redeems

Original post by Slutty Salafi

Clearly I need to wear my keffiyeh whenever I leave the house

Do it the next time Israel bombs Gaza

trendy af.

Reply 44

CreamyChocolate

An attack on London is highly likely this year.

There would have been a drive by shooting in London last week, but security services foiled it and arrested all involved.

I would walk or cycle if I lived in London as after two city attacks in 5 months, an attack on London is a question of WHEN, not IF.