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the thread is what's wrong with the world today.

my world is in Perth - and people wearing a piece of clothing covering their face doesnt affect my world..

crackheads do though..had a kid up the street doing drug deals and riff raff was continually in our area till the cops after a year could nail him, he wasnt wearing clothing covering his face either..

Leather Stops wrote:

Mcbob wrote: [

Or the meaning of life?

Obviously you are too young to have watched the Monty Python movies. They were spot on.

Hardly, but Life of Brian was better. Wasnt a fan of The meaning of life.

MarkOlsen wrote: the thread is what's wrong with the world today.

my world is in Perth - and people wearing a piece of clothing covering their face doesnt affect my world..

crackheads do though..had a kid up the street doing drug deals and riff raff was continually in our area till the cops after a year could nail him, he wasnt wearing clothing covering his face either..

mmm thats the the UK said 30 years ago....

Plus its a little more than just face coverings that is the problem with theses people.

Mcbob wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: cyber crime is a million times bigger issue than someone wearing a piece of clothing covering their face every day in Australia.

you need to get out more Mcbob.

What about world hunger? Or the meaning of life? Give me a break of course there are some bigger issues, some smaller, but doenst mean i cant have an opinion on this divisive issue.

A recent trip to the UK has shown me just how subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is. Will it get that bad here? Maybe not, but if the Lefty tree hugging rainbow kissing fairies of this world get their way, it wont take long.

I may be wrong (it is possible) in this state and this country (federally) legislation needs to be passed by two houses of parliament and then given royal assent. Given the very small percentage of Muslims that are eligible to vote in Australian elections please explain under those circumstances how can and I quote "subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is" happen in the context of Australia?

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: cyber crime is a million times bigger issue than someone wearing a piece of clothing covering their face every day in Australia.

you need to get out more Mcbob.

What about world hunger? Or the meaning of life? Give me a break of course there are some bigger issues, some smaller, but doenst mean i cant have an opinion on this divisive issue.

A recent trip to the UK has shown me just how subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is. Will it get that bad here? Maybe not, but if the Lefty tree hugging rainbow kissing fairies of this world get their way, it wont take long.

I may be wrong (it is possible) in this state and this country (federally) legislation needs to be passed by two houses of parliament and then given royal assent. Given the very small percentage of Muslims that are eligible to vote in Australian elections please explain under those circumstances how can and I quote "subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is" happen in the context of Australia?

Give it time my friend.

Mcbob wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: cyber crime is a million times bigger issue than someone wearing a piece of clothing covering their face every day in Australia.

you need to get out more Mcbob.

What about world hunger? Or the meaning of life? Give me a break of course there are some bigger issues, some smaller, but doenst mean i cant have an opinion on this divisive issue.

A recent trip to the UK has shown me just how subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is. Will it get that bad here? Maybe not, but if the Lefty tree hugging rainbow kissing fairies of this world get their way, it wont take long.

I may be wrong (it is possible) in this state and this country (federally) legislation needs to be passed by two houses of parliament and then given royal assent. Given the very small percentage of Muslims that are eligible to vote in Australian elections please explain under those circumstances how can and I quote "subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is" happen in the context of Australia?

Give it time my friend.

There are 150 seats in the House of Reps; are you seriously suggesting that a "Muslim" majority can be achieved in the House of Reps?

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: cyber crime is a million times bigger issue than someone wearing a piece of clothing covering their face every day in Australia.

you need to get out more Mcbob.

What about world hunger? Or the meaning of life? Give me a break of course there are some bigger issues, some smaller, but doenst mean i cant have an opinion on this divisive issue.

A recent trip to the UK has shown me just how subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is. Will it get that bad here? Maybe not, but if the Lefty tree hugging rainbow kissing fairies of this world get their way, it wont take long.

I may be wrong (it is possible) in this state and this country (federally) legislation needs to be passed by two houses of parliament and then given royal assent. Given the very small percentage of Muslims that are eligible to vote in Australian elections please explain under those circumstances how can and I quote "subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is" happen in the context of Australia?

Give it time my friend.

There are 150 seats in the House of Reps; are you seriously suggesting that a "Muslim" majority can be achieved in the House of Reps?

Nope. But could it be a Muslim sympathetic majority? Possible.
We have all seen how most politicians are influenced by the PC lefties.

Mcbob wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Mcbob wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: cyber crime is a million times bigger issue than someone wearing a piece of clothing covering their face every day in Australia.

you need to get out more Mcbob.

What about world hunger? Or the meaning of life? Give me a break of course there are some bigger issues, some smaller, but doenst mean i cant have an opinion on this divisive issue.

A recent trip to the UK has shown me just how subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is. Will it get that bad here? Maybe not, but if the Lefty tree hugging rainbow kissing fairies of this world get their way, it wont take long.

I may be wrong (it is possible) in this state and this country (federally) legislation needs to be passed by two houses of parliament and then given royal assent. Given the very small percentage of Muslims that are eligible to vote in Australian elections please explain under those circumstances how can and I quote "subliminally invasive the Islamic religion is" happen in the context of Australia?

Give it time my friend.

There are 150 seats in the House of Reps; are you seriously suggesting that a "Muslim" majority can be achieved in the House of Reps?

Nope. But could it be a Muslim sympathetic majority? Possible.
We have all seen how most politicians are influenced by the PC lefties.

Oh dear.

Check back in 20 years champ. Smokes would have killed me by then probably, but my kids will still have to live here.

Mcbob wrote: Check back in 20 years champ. Smokes would have killed me by then probably, but my kids will still have to live here.

We had Muslims here before Federation; how do you reconcile that to your assertions?