Originally posted by SallyAnne
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Who the feck is paying for this?
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Originally posted by ChurchillHow many more are we going to rescue?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ChurchillWhy does this country have a whole department set up to handle forced marriages?
If your main problem is that we have those funny looking foreigners daring to live in this country in the first place, then at least have the balls to be honest and just say that.
Yes, forced marriages wont effect you personally. Or me personally for that matter. But it's an issue which effects a large % of the ethnic population who live here. So what's the problem? Or are they not as deserving to the police's help as you?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Dog_YoghurtJust wondering. Kinda stuff he usually comes up with.
It has cost us money to rescue this girl from a situation that is part of her tradition and religion. How many more are we going to rescue?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Dog_YoghurtJust wondering. Kinda stuff he usually comes up with.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ChurchillNope.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Dog_YoghurtAre you related to kyajae by any chance?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by SallyAnneMinister Baroness Scotland said the girl, who was born in Britain, was taken to Bangladesh at the age of six to care for her disabled mother.
Does that not answer it?
Why does this country have a whole department set up to handle forced marriages?
Does France, Denmark, Sweden, Italy, Poland, Russia, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, the USA, Mexico, China, Japan, Canada?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ChurchillOk, if you will for one moment think about my post.
I will ask the real question.
Why are we paying for this?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ChurchillOk, if you will for one moment think about my post.
I will ask the real question.
Why are we paying for this?
Minister Baroness Scotland said the girl, who was born in Britain, was taken to Bangladesh at the age of six to care for her disabled mother.
Does that not answer it?
Edit: oops that font was a bit big - I'll reduce itLast edited by SallyAnne; 8 May 2007, 13:48.Leave a comment:
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