I know lots of Muslims. As for sausages they eat lots, theyre just veggie, turkey, lamb, and so on. They very much do eat sausages just not pork ones.
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Unless they really are pixelated in real life I don't know; I couldn't see.Originally posted by d000hg View PostDoes she have really horrible ones or something?Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by VectraMan View PostUnless they really are [/s]pixelated[/s] Pixie Lott's in real life I don't know; I couldn't see.Comment
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Here you go. A sausage saga: UK publisher bans pork references in children's books - International - Jerusalem PostOriginally posted by NickyBoy View PostIt's the Daily Mail.
Assume its a lie until you get a second source.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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I'm still struggling to see what sort of a person / religion would get "offended" by simply reading about something that their religion doesn't allow but that the rest of society does?
Is this just a poor attempt at a wind-up, or some lefty do-good we thinking that they know what's best for the rest of us?
Edit: read the article now, it looks like a lefty liberal type....Last edited by meridian; 14 January 2015, 17:31.Comment
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You might like to know that some educational texts from the OUP and other publishers in the UK which are bound for the USA market don't mention subjects like evolution as thats a sensitive subject for some people there. The DM, and others, have only jumped on this due to the current climate, i.e.
Banned from US textbooks: owls, ketchup, dinosaurs and old ladies with cats - Telegraph
Banning Tintin from children's shelves is 'politically correct lunacy', says Vatican newspaper - Telegraph
Happens in Germany too: Publisher Criticized for Removing Racist Terms from Children's Book - SPIEGEL ONLINE“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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once again the uk is bending over backwards to pacify minorities.
we need to be more like the Major of Rotterdam
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Who more importantly haven't even asked for it.Originally posted by original PM View Postonce again the uk is bending over backwards to pacify minorities.
The Jewish Leadership Council said in response that "Jewish law prohibits eating pork, not the mention of the word, or the animal from which it derives."
British-Muslim Labor MP Khalid Mahmood was also quoted by the Mail as saying, "I absolutely agree. That’s absolute utter nonsense. And when people go too far, that brings the whole discussion into disrepute.""You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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What complete and utter bollocks.
Maybe we should ship all the liberal lefties out of the country and then we won't get self imposed censorship that neither the Jews or Muslims asked for.
#JeSuisPeppaPorc
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Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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Self censorship by the touchy feely lefty PC wombats desperately seeking something, anything to be offended by on other peoples behalf.
It's been a curse and an attack on the freedom of speech for decades now
please God that it ends soon. esp after what happened in Paris.
#IamAPorkSausageAndSoIsTheMissus(\__/)
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