I really, really dont know where to begin.
People need to realise that it may be acceptable to wear these things in countries other than the UK but when you are here, whether you are born here, come here and settle here, you abide by our rules and dont try and impose your rules on us.
Frankly, its no wonder some 'political' parties are starting to make inroads in our society.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ian-judge.html
Sir Mota Singh QC spoke out after a number of Sikhs were refused entry to schools and other venues because they were wearing the Kirpan or other religious artefacts.
Last year, a 14-year-old Sikh boy was refused entry to the Compton School in Barnet after governors ruled his Kirpan was a health and safety risk.
People need to realise that it may be acceptable to wear these things in countries other than the UK but when you are here, whether you are born here, come here and settle here, you abide by our rules and dont try and impose your rules on us.
Frankly, its no wonder some 'political' parties are starting to make inroads in our society.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ian-judge.html
Sir Mota Singh QC spoke out after a number of Sikhs were refused entry to schools and other venues because they were wearing the Kirpan or other religious artefacts.
Last year, a 14-year-old Sikh boy was refused entry to the Compton School in Barnet after governors ruled his Kirpan was a health and safety risk.
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