- Year of First Game
- 1980
Also in addition to the point above, we don't know where that clip was taken, and they refer to 'Ireland' in the text saying they will be the 'first country' to... whatever the claim was.*Northern Ireland, Uk
Also in addition to the point above, we don't know where that clip was taken, and they refer to 'Ireland' in the text saying they will be the 'first country' to... whatever the claim was.*Northern Ireland, Uk
Ballymena is in Northern Ireland. Not Ireland as Sheikh stated. Worth clarifying.Great Britain - England, Scotland and Wales
United Kingdom - as above + Northern Ireland
British Isles - as above and numerous Isles around UK.
To be fair, I've looked into that BP X account and it does seem to just be largely an agitator who is using people's valid concerns to advocate for some kind of civil war.Also in addition to the point above, we don't know where that clip was taken, and they refer to 'Ireland' in the text saying they will be the 'first country' to... whatever the claim was.
It’s not “not liking the burqa” that is the problem. It is the call for banning of it. That’s the authoritarian overstep.There is an entire industry that cares what people wear, so the arrogance of that must drive you mental.
If having an opinion on something is arrogant then I am.
Its certainly not as far out there as trying to pretend that’s it’s people who don’t like the burqa who are trying to enforce what women wear, I think not wearing a tent or going around naked leaves one hell of a middle ground to express yourself however you like through how you dress, don’t think any society is asking to much to ask you to live with those boundaries.
It’s not “not liking the burqa” that is the problem. It is the call for banning of it. That’s the authoritarian overstep.
There is an entire industry that cares what people wear, so the arrogance of that must drive you mental.
If having an opinion on something is arrogant then I am.
Its certainly not as far out there as trying to pretend that’s it’s people who don’t like the burqa who are trying to enforce what women wear
I think not wearing a tent or going around naked leaves one hell of a middle ground to express yourself however you like through how you dress
Personal view? Yes.Should people be able to walk around naked?
Correct -duly edited.*Northern Ireland, Uk
As far as I can tell, the BBC say it’s not illegal to be naked in public in England: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-33092812.ampPersonal view? Yes.
Personal view? Yes.
Glad you've cleared that up for us.As far as I can tell, the BBC say it’s not illegal to be naked in public in England: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-33092812.amp
No you’re not! You want to ban some specific female items of clothing.I am pretty liberal clothes wise,
No you’re not! You want to ban some specific female items of clothing.
Mind you, where I live, it would be ill advised for about 8 months of the year because of the risk of sun burn let alone skin cancers.Personal view? Yes.
I don’t think I get nearly as upset about things as you.
If your opinion is that you think you know what all women want, then I honestly find that hilarious. Don’t mistake me laughing at something for me being offended by it.
You’re not trying to enforce what women wear but you do want to stop them wearing something?
Until you decide that women don’t like something else, and then ban that?
Be careful or you'll fall off the head of that pin.Couldn’t tell you. I’m not in the head of those choosing to do so, clearly.
If we were to speculate, it might be something to do with criminals that are Irish Nationals actually being their problem, rather than the immigrants that have been placed in their communities, and who are appearing to not be integrating into their societies in a fashion that prevents them sexually assaulting young girls.
Mind you, where I live, it would be ill advised for about 8 months of the year because of the risk of sun burn let alone skin cancers.
The problem is there's a lot of people who feel not listened to who are somewhat likely of getting suckered in by accounts like that which are essentially suggesting a "clash of civilisations" (as I think Douglas Murray puts it) is inevitable.Correct -duly edited.
IMHO, you're also correct about the source and what they are trying to do here.
Angry people ae useful people!
Do I have to criticise Islamic culture in every discussion about whether it’s reasonable for you to speak for all women, or just the ones where you have no meaningful response to make?This is just the mental rantings of someone to scared to criticise one facet of certain Islamic culture. Moral cowardice.
Ban full face coverings . . . enitrely, with exception of need for work or a particular activity?This is just the mental rantings of someone to scared to criticise one facet of certain Islamic culture. Moral cowardice.
It's interesting that the Netherlands (considered to be one of the most liberal countries in Europe) has outlawed the burqa and niqab in many public settings.I want to ban full face coverings (unless needed for a job etc), and I believe you should cover your genitals in public places (except for accepted nudist areas), anything else is fair game. Thats pretty liberal, I am not certain you will some of the men proposing women wear the burqa quite so liberal.
Be careful or you'll fall off the head of that pin.
Ban full face coverings . . . enitrely, with exception of need for work or a particular activity?
Better tell that to the hordes of youths on illegal e-bikes up and down the country who seem to think that wearing a full face covering makes them untraceable and therefore their antisocial behaviour, illegal activities and dangerous riding is OK..
I actually would 100% ban these youths on bikes covering their faces too.Ban full face coverings . . . enitrely, with exception of need for work or a particular activity?
Better tell that to the hordes of youths on illegal e-bikes up and down the country who seem to think that wearing a full face covering makes them untraceable and therefore their antisocial behaviour, illegal activities and dangerous riding is OK..
Some on here will feign disgust at words like "woke" "wets" "the left" but then turn a blind eye to people who share their opinions openly belittling people they disagree with or calling them xenophobes or racists.Customary belittling and/or condescending reply, when someone doesn't agree with the narrative![]()
This is the bigger issue for me, all face coverings should be banned in public spaces, especially those clearly not used for religious purposes. They're a precursor for criminality.I actually would 100% ban these youths on bikes covering their faces too.
I was mugged by youths wearing face coverings a year or so ago so I couldn't agree with you in any stronger terms.This is the bigger issue for me, all face coverings should be banned in public spaces, especially those clearly not used for religious purposes. They're a precursor for criminality.
An utterly futile exercise too, given that we are nowhere near enforcing/policing what we already have, which in most circumstances would be more than enough.The lust to give the state more needless powers is really sad. Why would we want them to be able to tell us what to.bloody wear or not