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27 July, 2008 at 2:27 pm #357320
And again no one said we can have a parade but there’ll be less money for police they didnt take the parade money out of the police budget and if a parade hadnt occurred the police wouldnt have got the extra money. Traffic lights at the new junction or more police on the street protecting us from knife crime fill in a pot hole or buy the police some new boots so they can prevent knife crime
27 July, 2008 at 2:40 pm #357321Can someone translate what Pete says into readable sentences for me please.
Pete, what would you prefer, a Sikh parade or the money that it costs spent on putting MORE police on the streets, or MORE nurses in hospitals, or MORE firemen to help put your house out quicker should it be set ablaze?
27 July, 2008 at 2:42 pm #357322Both they arent mutually exclusive
27 July, 2008 at 2:45 pm #357323](*,)
is that how it feels emma
27 July, 2008 at 3:07 pm #357324@emmalush wrote:
@pete wrote:
What they take it away from police funding to hold a Sikh parade well i never and neither did they
You would think the sikh community would prefer more police on the streets than police guarding the sikh’s carrying swords illegally on the streets.
In that respect, do the sikh’s care about their religion more than everyone generally?
You, my dear, are wrongly informed and should get your facts right before posting anything on here.
Sikhs do not carry their dagger illegally on the streets. The dagger is part of their ceremonial outfit, just like the dagger the scots are wearing, and the government, in their wisdom, has decided to let them carry it to keep peace and not to appear to be discriminate against the Sikhs. They would have screamed murder if the government had allowed the jocks to wear it but not the Sikhs.27 July, 2008 at 3:55 pm #357325@Man in Beds wrote:
The dagger is part of their ceremonial outfit, just like the dagger the scots are wearing
Dagger?
DAGGER?
DIRK or SGIAN DUBH, if you don’t mind!
27 July, 2008 at 5:32 pm #357326@bon bon wrote:
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is that how it feels emma
Yes :D
I think pete learned to write sentences with his trousers down.
27 July, 2008 at 5:38 pm #357327@Man in Beds wrote:
@emmalush wrote:
@pete wrote:
What they take it away from police funding to hold a Sikh parade well i never and neither did they
You would think the sikh community would prefer more police on the streets than police guarding the sikh’s carrying swords illegally on the streets.
In that respect, do the sikh’s care about their religion more than everyone generally?
You, my dear, are wrongly informed and should get your facts right before posting anything on here.
Sikhs do not carry their dagger illegally on the streets. The dagger is part of their ceremonial outfit, just like the dagger the scots are wearing, and the government, in their wisdom, has decided to let them carry it to keep peace and not to appear to be discriminate against the Sikhs. They would have screamed murder if the government had allowed the jocks to wear it but not the Sikhs.Did i say dagger??? Swords, i said
SWORDS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/leicester/content/articles/2006/04/10/vaisakhi_2006_feature.shtmlNow then :D who’s for using our taxes to fund Sikh’s carrying swords on our streets illegally, or use taxes to catch those who commit knife crime?
27 July, 2008 at 8:25 pm #357328@emmalush wrote:
@Man in Beds wrote:
@emmalush wrote:
@pete wrote:
What they take it away from police funding to hold a Sikh parade well i never and neither did they
You would think the sikh community would prefer more police on the streets than police guarding the sikh’s carrying swords illegally on the streets.
In that respect, do the sikh’s care about their religion more than everyone generally?
You, my dear, are wrongly informed and should get your facts right before posting anything on here.
Sikhs do not carry their dagger illegally on the streets. The dagger is part of their ceremonial outfit, just like the dagger the scots are wearing, and the government, in their wisdom, has decided to let them carry it to keep peace and not to appear to be discriminate against the Sikhs. They would have screamed murder if the government had allowed the jocks to wear it but not the Sikhs.Did i say dagger??? Swords, i said
SWORDS
http://www.bbc.co.uk/leicester/content/articles/2006/04/10/vaisakhi_2006_feature.shtmlNow then :D who’s for using our taxes to fund Sikh’s carrying swords on our streets illegally, or use taxes to catch those who commit knife crime?
Sword…..just a fooking long dagger
27 July, 2008 at 9:55 pm #357329I believe the semantic difficulties inherent in the argument could be resolved by employing the descriptive term blades to the items in question.
Guns for show, knives for a pro. Or so I’m told.
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