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05-12-2007, 03:34 PM
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One for all the islamic extremists
There is a muslim girl on the tv at this very moment staring /playing in Deal or no deal with Noel Edmunds.
According to islam its prohibited to gamble
Are they gonna call for her to get 40 lashes or get a 15 day sentance?
Fucking load of cobblers, attention/ publicity seeking twats
Luciano
There is a muslim girl on the tv at this very moment staring /playing in Deal or no deal with Noel Edmunds.
According to islam its prohibited to gamble
Are they gonna call for her to get 40 lashes or get a 15 day sentance?
Fucking load of cobblers, attention/ publicity seeking twats
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05-12-2007, 03:48 PM
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Bit of a stupid question Jimmy.
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
05-12-2007, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Bit of a stupid question Jimmy.
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
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05-12-2007, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Bit of a stupid question Jimmy.
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
She's British, and likely a moderate follower, and NOT an extremist.
Plenty of religions "forbid" things, yet followers of those religions choose not to abide by them. What's different here?
Rich, I was having a dig at the teddy incident as spotted by my good friend Mr Lucid above
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05-12-2007, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by S1rst
Technically speaking, she's not actually gambling as she has put no money in to start with. 
That was a point stated by a muslim here at work, however she is compeating in a game show that could have a finiacial gain, to me that's sort of gambling and the very nature of the game she is partaking in is a gamble
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05-12-2007, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by S1rst
Technically speaking, she's not actually gambling as she has put no money in to start with.
That was a point stated by a muslim here at work, however she is compeating in a game show that could have a finiacial gain, to me that's sort of gambling and the very nature of the game she is partaking in is a gamble
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05-12-2007, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt J
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by S1rst
Technically speaking, she's not actually gambling as she has put no money in to start with.
That was a point stated by a muslim here at work, however she is compeating in a game show that could have a finiacial gain, to me that's sort of gambling and the very nature of the game she is partaking in is a gamble
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05-12-2007, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by bigal1978
Originally Posted by Matt J
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by S1rst
Technically speaking, she's not actually gambling as she has put no money in to start with.
That was a point stated by a muslim here at work, however she is compeating in a game show that could have a finiacial gain, to me that's sort of gambling and the very nature of the game she is partaking in is a gamble
Luciano
on another note, christianity forbids sex with contraception, how many people who call them selves christians have used a condom... islam is a very young religeon, catholocism went through a violent stage, as shown by monty pithon VERY clearly!
05-12-2007, 08:04 PM
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ERR think it is gambling 
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
That what I hate about alot of Muslims, 1 they can be so fanatical about there precious God, but other rules of their faith they choose to ignore and become all westernised
I mean how many of the people out on the streets at the teddy bear incident do you think have never had a drink or some other form of anti their religeon
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Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
That what I hate about alot of Muslims, 1 they can be so fanatical about there precious God, but other rules of their faith they choose to ignore and become all westernised
I mean how many of the people out on the streets at the teddy bear incident do you think have never had a drink or some other form of anti their religeon
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05-12-2007, 10:20 PM
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how do you know she's even a fanatical muslim?
I bet if you ask her she'd say this whole teddy bear fiasco was exactly that!!
Even in sudan there was only a small group of 30 or 40 protesting that she should be executed, hardly a mass public out cry.
I bet if you ask her she'd say this whole teddy bear fiasco was exactly that!!
Even in sudan there was only a small group of 30 or 40 protesting that she should be executed, hardly a mass public out cry.
06-12-2007, 12:08 AM
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ERR think it is gambling
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
That what I hate about alot of Muslims, 1 they can be so fanatical about there precious God, but other rules of their faith they choose to ignore and become all westernised
I mean how many of the people out on the streets at the teddy bear incident do you think have never had a drink or some other form of anti their religeon
Steve
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
That what I hate about alot of Muslims, 1 they can be so fanatical about there precious God, but other rules of their faith they choose to ignore and become all westernised
I mean how many of the people out on the streets at the teddy bear incident do you think have never had a drink or some other form of anti their religeon
Steve
both top people and great to have a laugh with, they belive in there religion as that what they was taught, just like you was taught to respect your elders ect
they are VERY smart people who i work with and not suicide bombers ect or have a chip on there shoulder about britain
i also work with 2 seihks who drink/smoke and have more than one bird on the go,,, yet they wear a turban as that was what they was brought up to do
06-12-2007, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by The Rapid 1
ERR think it is gambling
06-12-2007, 12:16 AM
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i think we are being unfair to a SINGLE PERSON WHO WE DONT KNOW
imo judge people when you know them, not who you belive them to be
some people think im a nice guy,,,,, then they get to know me
imo judge people when you know them, not who you belive them to be
some people think im a nice guy,,,,, then they get to know me
06-12-2007, 06:18 AM
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I know Jehova's who gamble and that is defo against thier religion, one won Ł3k at bingo years ago, my ex's mum, bought a nice new settteee with the winnings.
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06-12-2007, 06:48 AM
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I work in the gaming industry, lots of Muslims gamble, I don't agree with most of their ideals and I'm a bit disturbed that some of them are being forced on us but in the grand scheme of things is gambling the worst thing they could do? They could be trying to stop nativity plays in schools......Oh wait.......
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06-12-2007, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by truthordare
I work in the gaming industry, lots of Muslims gamble, I don't agree with most of their ideals and I'm a bit disturbed that some of them are being forced on us but in the grand scheme of things is gambling the worst thing they could do? They could be trying to stop nativity plays in schools......Oh wait.......
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06-12-2007, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by The Rapid 1
ERR think it is gambling
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
By definition, a gamble is:
"wagering money or something of material value on an event with an uncertain outcome with the primary intent of winning additional money and/or material goods"
Since there has been no initial stake, it's the equivalent of entering yourself into a free prize draw, since there is a minimum guaranteed win.
The fact that you are given a choice of routes to take to reach your eventual destination is not a gamble, but more a selection of uninformed choices.............. although of course it looks like gamble because you are offered a settlement amount, and can go on to risk that for more or less money, that becoming your intial stake at each point.
But viewed from start to finish, the game is not strictly a gamble.
06-12-2007, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by RichardPON
Originally Posted by The Rapid 1
ERR think it is gambling
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
Any time the banker rings up and offers her money, so at any given point she has THAT money and she GAMBLES cos she thinks she can do better
By definition, a gamble is:
"wagering money or something of material value on an event with an uncertain outcome with the primary intent of winning additional money and/or material goods"
Since there has been no initial stake, it's the equivalent of entering yourself into a free prize draw, since there is a minimum guaranteed win.
The fact that you are given a choice of routes to take to reach your eventual destination is not a gamble, but more a selection of uninformed choices.............. although of course it looks like gamble because you are offered a settlement amount, and can go on to risk that for more or less money, that becoming your intial stake at each point.
But viewed from start to finish, the game is not strictly a gamble.
oh bollocks, I was looking forward to a good stoning I haven't been to one for ages
06-12-2007, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by truthordare
I don't agree with most of their ideals and I'm a bit disturbed that some of them are being forced on us
And I'm pretty sure most of the PC lot who want to ban nativy plays and the like are British, non-muslim do gooders. I could be wrong though.
06-12-2007, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by JxBabe
And I'm pretty sure most of the PC lot who want to ban nativy plays and the like are British
06-12-2007, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by truthordare
They could be trying to stop nativity plays in schools......Oh wait.......
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Theres no wonder these FEW idiots kick up a fuss to get what they want........its because they usually do.
06-12-2007, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by JxBabe
And I'm pretty sure most of the PC lot who want to ban nativy plays and the like are British, non-muslim do gooders. I could be wrong though.
At the end of the day i see it like this, rules like this should only come into force if it pleases the majority. Why should millions of people suffer because probably only a few hundred/thousand (at the most!) disagree.
I know quite a few muslims and have nothing against them at all, its only the few that constantly want to cause crap that annoy me, and im sure this goes for 99.9% of people.
06-12-2007, 11:55 AM
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I tell you who needs to take responsibility here and thats the Muslim council of Great Britain, they should make all current and new British Muslims aware of our traditions and culture and that if they find it offensive then they should avoid said events. I mean just look at some of the things they moan about, its not as if we have a annual national 'Kill a Muslim' day or anything is it?
I think we do pretty much all we can to accommodate people of different faiths, I know most places I've worked they let them pray and go wash their feet at regular intervals, nobody complained and nobody made a big deal about it, so why cant they do the same? and accept that some of the things we do might seem strange to them, after all it is our country
I think we do pretty much all we can to accommodate people of different faiths, I know most places I've worked they let them pray and go wash their feet at regular intervals, nobody complained and nobody made a big deal about it, so why cant they do the same? and accept that some of the things we do might seem strange to them, after all it is our country
09-12-2007, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by JxBabe
Originally Posted by truthordare
I don't agree with most of their ideals and I'm a bit disturbed that some of them are being forced on us
And I'm pretty sure most of the PC lot who want to ban nativy plays and the like are British, non-muslim do gooders. I could be wrong though.
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09-12-2007, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt J
I tell you who needs to take responsibility here and thats the Muslim council of Great Britain, they should make all current and new British Muslims aware of our traditions and culture and that if they find it offensive then they should avoid said events. I mean just look at some of the things they moan about, its not as if we have a annual national 'Kill a Muslim' day or anything is it?
I think we do pretty much all we can to accommodate people of different faiths, I know most places I've worked they let them pray and go wash their feet at regular intervals, nobody complained and nobody made a big deal about it, so why cant they do the same? and accept that some of the things we do might seem strange to them, after all it is our country
I think we do pretty much all we can to accommodate people of different faiths, I know most places I've worked they let them pray and go wash their feet at regular intervals, nobody complained and nobody made a big deal about it, so why cant they do the same? and accept that some of the things we do might seem strange to them, after all it is our country
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09-12-2007, 09:20 PM
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who cares fuck the lot of em my landlord has threatened to throw us out
if we celebrate xmas cus there are muslims in the area who are offended
so FUCK EM and FUCK OFF BACK TO THERE OWN COUNTRY
if we celebrate xmas cus there are muslims in the area who are offended
so FUCK EM and FUCK OFF BACK TO THERE OWN COUNTRY