[martin14]

Goober911 Goober911:

I do not see what the uproar is about.

If you were Sikh, you would see it quite clearly.

[Goober911]

martin14 martin14:

Goober911 Goober911:

I do not see what the uproar is about.

If you were Sikh, you would see it quite clearly.

Good point, I was unaware of their dietary restrictions. Learned another thing today.
Thank you.

[N_Fiddledog]

The movement to Halal domination of the food industry is just one under-level arm of the creeping sharia beast.

As the concentration of soft Jihadis increase in an area the movement branches out and becomes more harsh.

On the Caspian beaches of Dagestan for example, Russia had to start building Sharia compliant beaches. It began with complaints of women in Bikinis. Eventually legs were exploding through the air from landmines buried under the sand. So now there are Sharia compliant beaches. How long before the whole beach is such?

$1:

Not all women are so positive about the Sharia beach. “First, they make deadly threats for wearing a bikini; next they will want us to stop wearing our shorts and jeans, then ban us from going to restaurants and universities,” says Bakanai Huseinova, a manager of a financial company in Dagestan.

What? You don't think a company like Cadbury considered how easy it would be for some Jihadi to inject arsenic into a chocolate Easter Egg before they decided to go Halal?

[Goober911]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

The movement to Halal domination of the food industry is just one under-level arm of the creeping sharia beast.

As the concentration of soft Jihadis increase in an area the movement branches out and becomes more harsh.

On the Caspian beaches of Dagestan for example, Russia had to start building Sharia compliant beaches. It began with complaints of women in Bikinis. Eventually legs were exploding through the air from landmines buried under the sand. So now there are Sharia compliant beaches. How long before the whole beach is such?

$1:

Not all women are so positive about the Sharia beach. “First, they make deadly threats for wearing a bikini; next they will want us to stop wearing our shorts and jeans, then ban us from going to restaurants and universities,” says Bakanai Huseinova, a manager of a financial company in Dagestan.

What? You don't think a company like Cadbury considered how easy it would be for some Jihadi to inject arsenic into a chocolate Easter Egg before they decided to go Halal?

No I do not think like that. Do you?