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PostPosted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 9:21 pm
 


herbie herbie:
So a guy I know tells me in India McD's serves the Big Maharajjah and it's made from pork as cows are sacred.

Says they managed to make it just as disgusting as the Big Macs here.
Free market at work.....


Wrong. It's the infiltration of Islam! No free market economy at work here.

Move along...move along...


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 9:47 pm
 


I think Denmark is on to something with the ban on Halal and Kosher meats.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 9:49 pm
 


llama66 llama66:
I think Denmark is on to something with the ban on Halal and Kosher meats.


Why?


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 10:05 pm
 


Because of things like this. Why are we constantly appeasing?


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 30, 2014 10:07 pm
 


*Shrugs* It caters to the local community. I don't see an issue with it. If say, an area where a lot of non-Muslims were around (The CBD of London, as a quick example), I'd go get some place where I can get a BLT instead of Subway, but that's their business choice, for better or worse.


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commanderkai commanderkai:
I don't see an issue with it. If say, an area where a lot of non-Muslims were around (The CBD of London, as a quick example), I'd go get some place where I can get a BLT instead of Subway,


If only it was that simple.

When they do this story on Halal, they always give you the idea it's only about the meat. Halal meat must come from an animal that's been bled alive, and in most cases they don't like the idea of stunning it first, you are told.

So yeah that kind of sucks, but the Jews have similar laws and what the Hell, it's just a Subway shop in a Muslim district, so if they want their Halal, let them have their Halal, and just keep walking.

Except, as I said before it's not that simple. It's not just about the meat.

Check this one out.

http://www.eathalal.ca/2009/02/kellogs- ... haram.html

So back in 2009 somebody was writing Kellogs complaining about how there was gelatin in the cereal. Kellogs writes them back and basically says, yeah but that's just the way it is.

2 years later and Kellogs is going Halal, and they're paying a kind of Jizya tax for the privilege of calling themselves Halal.

http://www.antisharia.com/2011/11/17/ke ... ification/

What happened?

It's incremental. It starts with a well mannered question curiously seeking information on something like gelatin in mini wheats, then the whining begins, the complaints of victimization and unfair treatment.

It isn't just against corporations either. It can be something like "The Jews get kosher in prison. Wah!". Free food won't do in schools or food banks anymore. "Why isn't it Halal? Wahhhh!"

Pressure groups begin doing what they do. Voting blocks talk to politicians. The next thing you know the UK is only 5% Muslim, but 25% of the food services in Britain are Halal, and paying the Halal Jizya. Halal businesses are taking control of food manufacture and delivery. Money is flowing and big chunks of it start to go to terrorist organizations through a network of seeming charities.

Then there's me. I always looked forward to Easter. I used to like those rich and gooey Cadbury Easter eggs. This year I hear Cadbury's has gone Halal. Damn. Now I have to put Cadbury's Easter Eggs on my boycott list with Kellog's cereals, Campbell's soups, and now, I guess, Subway sandwiches.

Oh well, no more Cadbury Easter eggs for me. The Muslims made Cabury's go Halal for Easter, but they can't make me.


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 3:16 am
 


Sometimes I have feeling, that I'm arrival and they are first nation. But it's conversely, so it scares me a little. I have nothing against them, but they must respect me as I respect them. If I eat pork, it could be selling, your religion doesn't allow you - don't buy, who cares. I'm not telling them about kebabs and hookahs in the restaurants. Doing actions like that, involuntarily they make a push for nazi movenment grow.


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 8:13 am
 


commanderkai commanderkai:
*Shrugs* It caters to the local community. I don't see an issue with it. If say, an area where a lot of non-Muslims were around (The CBD of London, as a quick example), I'd go get some place where I can get a BLT instead of Subway, but that's their business choice, for better or worse.


Oh, stop being reasonable and logical...it's a slippery slope, blah blah blah! :wink:

I mean what if some kid wants a BLT?



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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 8:39 am
 


Who cares?

The owner can sell what he wants to.

If someone is offended by that, the person can boycott the stores.

End of story.


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 8:52 am
 


pineywoodslim pineywoodslim:
Who cares?

The owner can sell what he wants to.

If someone is offended by that, the person can boycott the stores.

End of story.

The reason to be offended is stupid.


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pineywoodslim pineywoodslim:
Who cares?

The owner can sell what he wants to.

If someone is offended by that, the person can boycott the stores.

End of story.

The reason to be offended is stupid.


You should tell Martin and Fiddle Dog that.


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 9:18 am
 


N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Then there's me. I always looked forward to Easter. I used to like those rich and gooey Cadbury Easter eggs. This year I hear Cadbury's has gone Halal. Damn. Now I have to put Cadbury's Easter Eggs on my boycott list with Kellog's cereals, Campbell's soups, and now, I guess, Subway sandwiches.

Oh well, no more Cadbury Easter eggs for me. The Muslims made Cabury's go Halal for Easter, but they can't make me.

Are you for real??? Take a good look a Cadbury Egg wrapping next time and you'll also notice they are Kosher. With a few exceptions, baked goods and chocolates are Halal and Kosher by nature.
For Cadbury, it's simply a marketing ploy to sell Easter candy to people who don't celebrate Easter.

Quite frankly, I'm far more disturbed by the disappearance of gluten!


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 9:38 am
 


A lot of baked goods have ground up pig hairs to give the product a nicer texture. So it might take some effort to make them kosher/halal. Seems like a win win for everybody.

If I can't tell it has no gluten in it, i don't care.


Ice Cream: Beaver Anal Glands (not sure if that's kosher/halal

Beer: Fish Bladders (definitely Kosher, may not work for Muslims tho)

Wendy's Chili: Sand

Cheese: Sawdust

Bread: Duck Feathers and Human Hair (maybe I was wrong about the pig hair)

Potato Chips: Cleaning Agents

Chocolate: Rat Hairs (Wish I didn't know that one)


But there were more surprises ahead. Did you know that pig hairs are used as “dough improvers”? The hairs? Hair in bread?!? (Guess I was right)


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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 11:08 am
 


PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:
Are you for real??? Take a good look a Cadbury Egg wrapping next time and you'll also notice they are Kosher. With a few exceptions, baked goods and chocolates are Halal and Kosher by nature.
For Cadbury, it's simply a marketing ploy to sell Easter candy to people who don't celebrate Easter.

Quite frankly, I'm far more disturbed by the disappearance of gluten!


Did you not click the second link I offered? There was this.

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HFA licenses companies that make and provide ingredients by checking the manufacture of their additives, coloring and emulsifiers. It takes special care to make sure there are no ethanol, other alcohol or animal derivatives in any of the approved substances or products.

HFA inspectors also audit the manufacturing premises, looking particularly at sanitisation, the segregation of halal from non-halal products, and labeling.


Apparently Gelatin is the big one that causes problems. You do know where gelatin comes from, I suppose. Yes there could also be Kosher problem. As far as I know though, Kosher is not using victimization to pressure for control of the food industry, nor does it fund terrorist organizations.

Here's one on Cadbury Easter Eggs in Australia.

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As Cadbury ramps up its inventory for Easter, a little-known fact has come to light about its candies — many are sharia-compliant.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, halal certification has become a big business as sharia law continues to extend throughout Australian culture.

Cadbury’s halal certification includes 71 products which are halal, ranging from Cadbury mini eggs to Caramello Koalas to Red Tulip chocolates. The website also states: ”We do not have any kosher-certified products.”

”Cadbury also pay for halal certification on the Easter product range, even though Easter is a Christian celebration and nothing to do with Islam,” says Kirralie Smith, who runs a website called Halal Choices, The Herald reports


http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... compliant/

Here's Cadbury telling Ausies which of their products are Halal.

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Seasonal (Easter and Christmas)
Cadbury Dairy Milk Seasonal & Novelty products
Cadbury Dark Chocolate Seasonal & Novelty products
Cadbury Dream Chocolate Seasonal & Novelty products
Cadbury Beanie Characters
Cadbury Mini Eggs
Dream White Chocolate Seasonal & Novelty products
Old Gold Seasonal & Novelty products
Red Tulip Milk Chocolate Seasonal & Novelty Items
Red Tulip White Chocolate Seasonal & Novelty Items


https://cadbury.com.au/Products/Halal-Products.aspx

Here's a link from a Canadian site.

http://www.eathalal.ca/2009/01/cadbury- ... haram.html

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PostPosted: Thu May 01, 2014 11:13 am
 


llama66 llama66:
Because of things like this. Why are we constantly appeasing?


Responding to your customers is merely seen as appeazing now? Not a good business move in your eyes?

Ford should only sell gas guzzling Rustangs and not Eco boost fusions because it's only appeasing the people demanding good gas mileage?

That's pretty cynical.


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