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Joe Black replied

22 January 2007, 20:02
"The Koran says that the word of one Muslim is worth that of 2 non believers and that of a man is worth that of 2 women.
How is she going to square that when deciding if an offence has been commited and who to arrest?"

If she ever has to provide evidence in court, against a male suspect, I guess it balances out...
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The Lone Gunman started a topic At the risk of being racist

21 January 2007, 19:35
At the risk of being racist

I don#t chuffing believe this.
"Muslim Pc refused to shake hands"
Just how does she propose to do her job properly? Oh I see its only when she has a choice. So will she take the time to make that choice and let one of her coleagues be endangered as a result.

If she is so religious then I do not believe she is capable of doing her job anyway.
The Koran says that the word of one Muslim is worth that of 2 non believers and that of a man is worth that of 2 women.
How is she going to square that when deciding if an offence has been commited and who to arrest?
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