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Well Done Mrs Gillen
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Saw that at work last night
Should think so too Ya wouldn't get away with wearing a balaclava:rolleyes: |
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Yes, i agree, well done Mrs Gillen, my kids, although not catholic, attend a catholic school, so hence they pray etc as catholics do, I am not about to go and ask for them to be treated any differently, so why should anybody else, and particularly a completely different faith?
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why the hell did she bother turning up pmsl although the wearing of these things comes with many excuses it is an outdated practice and belongs in the dark ages and has no place in a modern society where we are supposed to be equal you can respect your husband without covering your whole body and to be honest if it is a sign of respect then why arnt the men made to wear veils also to show tehir respect seems allah is a bit of a hypocryt but then again all religious gods are guilty of that |
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Well if this woman wants her kids to be brought up in a faith school not of her own than abide by their rules or sod off, simple as that
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Much respect to the headteacher.
We can't have folk wandering round schools with their faces covered no matter what it is they're covering themselves with or why. It could be anybody, a maniac, under there. |
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you are aware that by merely bringing up the subject of veils accyweb will be tarred as a racist site again :rolleyes:
infact teh last time i think we got called racist nazis i am no part german :confused: |
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People's faces have to be seen to gain entry to schools. No exceptions. |
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i agree , if you have to take off your helmet to enter a mere petrol station then you should have to show your face to enter a school
the veil is partly to prevent others lusting after them which i cant see been the main adjenda at a school perhaps the womans face was so ugly it would scare the children |
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According to the newspaper article, the Head teacher offered this mother an opportunity to use an office to see her childs teacher privately....this mother refused......I think the head teacher did the only thing that she could to safeguard the many.
This mother may be genuine, but because her face cannot be seen, no-one can be sure exactly who she is....or even if 'she' is a she. If the mother is not satisfied that the head teacher had the safety of the children in mind when she carried out this rule, then the mother should take her child out of that school and place it where she feels it would be better. Personally, I can't see why a muslim mother would want her child to go to a Catholic Faith school in the first place. |
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i dont usually agree with these stories but this time i kinda do, childrens safety is more important imo
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my nephew goes to this school, he's catholic, i put this school down for Reece's first choice, we arent catholic.....he didnt get in.........makes you wonder how non catholic asians can get into catholic schools doesnt it FFFFFFFFFFF
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yeah but i think its discriminating against white non catholics, i think its pathetic
and the percentage of non catholic asians who get into catholic schools is a lot higher than non catholic whites |
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dont worry flashy , when we are the minority i am sure the same courtesys will be given to us as we have laveshed upon them :rolleyes:
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