Sharia Law coming to swimming pools in Australia
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Ssh, don't let that stop people.
Opps nearly blew it there with logic... I meant to say down with mussies and trying to accommodate a little religious belief of theirs for 2 hours in a whole year!
Took me one search, but YMMV.
It's the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. who, among other things, deal with disputes between the people and the government.
As usual, the restrictions were proposed by non-Muslims and approved by non-Muslims; there is now condemnation of Muslims from non-Muslims and the only Muslims who have commented are all like WTF because it's nothing to do with them.
But yeah, feel free to keep slamming those intolerant Muslims who didn't ask for this.
It's like a real life straw man - Muslims want to ban bikinis! Um, no they don't, but I appreciate that's an easy argument for you to win.
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what exactly do they wear to cover themselves up? its not easy swimming with a wooly jumper on
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They will wear a wet suit, just like divers do i presume.
Edit: I meant a dry or wet suit
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If i went to a Muslim country would they bend over backwards to pander towards my non Muslim faith? Somehow i think not......
Joke political correctness is a total joke.
Joke political correctness is a total joke.
Oh dear their delicate sensitivities will be offended by folks uncovered in a swimming pool. Well tough luck, that’s how people go swimming. Stop all this pointless kowtowing to ridiculous minority interests. If they don’t like it then they know what they can do.
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Indeed, If you don't like naked bodys stay away from the stip clubs
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You've already posted in this thread, I can't believe you've forgotten or is obvious troll obvious?
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Oh what's the point. I give up.
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Actually, Muslims didn't agree with the proposed rule change.
Oh what's the point. I give up.
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They will wear a wet suit, just like divers do i presume.
Edit: I meant a dry or wet suit
are muslims allowed to get wet?
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So why don't they ask these people to stop speaking for them. Or is there another agenda?
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They have hired out a swimming pool for two hours to enjoy it however they want to, they can do what they like just like everyone else can, they are not forcing people off the street to put on a full bathing suit and join in. Anyone can do anything so long as it doesn't adversly affect others.
It wasn't so long ago that us "whites" would be wearing the same sort of clothing to go swimming, so let them catch up in their own time.
It wasn't so long ago that us "whites" would be wearing the same sort of clothing to go swimming, so let them catch up in their own time.
Well, I would be outraged too, particularly if I were a member of the target audience and none of us actually wanted the rules changed for our event.
Why go as far as placing an outright ban on normal swimwear in a swimming pool, just because its being booked for an Islamic event when no one even asked for it?
How does wearing normal swim wear in a swimming pool affect others to the point that it should be banned for a couple of hours during a religious thing?
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Because they didn't request it, so it's not their decision to overturn it...