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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
Because, my dear...integration is a two way street (actually it isnt ...but I'm being "nice". In reality...if you want to live here then you live as we do, and either accept it or sod off somewhere more to your liking)
I dont care what you wear from the neck down....hell wear a tin suit if thats what floats yer boat, you can even cover your hair (cos it can get a bit damp here now and again, and we know what women and wet hair are like together) BUT show your face...or sod off...I aint having owt to do with you UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Right, then all anti-social old sods should be deported shouldn't they?
Yet when we go to Muslims countries we respect their traditions, and women will wear the headscarf, where it is needed. It shows they do not care about western custums, of which being able to look at them when we speak is fundemental because again body language makes up the biggest part of our communication.
Without facial expressions, it can be like sending a text or an email
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sassy wrote:Richard The Lionheart wrote:
Agreed and then it cannot be the hotter climate that has made her skin deficient in vitamin D.
She would have already had a deficiency in the first place and a far sunnier climate would have thus helped this deficiency. Hence why i do not buy the claim
I'll have to recommend you to the BMA, they'll love to have you to lecture to them.
I am sure they will readily agree with me
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Ah classic raggs No training ,No medical degree,No examination and thinks she is qualified to contradict the experts lolRaggamuffin wrote:sassy wrote:
I think he is absolutely right, the day we started wearing clothes is the day we stopped getting enough Vit D.
I also think your endocrinologist is wrong.
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women wore headscarf's all the time in this country at one point my mum would not go without wearing one back in the dayRichard The Lionheart wrote:sassy wrote:
Right, then all anti-social old sods should be deported shouldn't they?
Yet when we go to Muslims countries we respect their traditions, and women will wear the headscarf, where it is needed. It shows they do not care about western custums, of which being able to look at them when we speak is fundemental because again body language makes up the biggest part of our communication.
Without facial expressions, it can be like sending a text or an email
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korban dallas wrote:Ah classic raggs No training ,No medical degree,No examination and thinks she is qualified to contradict the experts lolRaggamuffin wrote:
I also think your endocrinologist is wrong.
priceless
He would be wrong if he was applying it to everyone, as Sassy implied.
Of course I can contradict an "expert" anyway - they don't know everything.
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korban dallas wrote:women wore headscarf's all the time in this country at one point my mum would not go without wearing one back in the dayRichard The Lionheart wrote:
Yet when we go to Muslims countries we respect their traditions, and women will wear the headscarf, where it is needed. It shows they do not care about western custums, of which being able to look at them when we speak is fundemental because again body language makes up the biggest part of our communication.
Without facial expressions, it can be like sending a text or an email
And now they generally do not which is far removed from covering the whole face.
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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
Because, my dear...integration is a two way street (actually it isnt ...but I'm being "nice". In reality...if you want to live here then you live as we do, and either accept it or sod off somewhere more to your liking)
I dont care what you wear from the neck down....hell wear a tin suit if thats what floats yer boat, you can even cover your hair (cos it can get a bit damp here now and again, and we know what women and wet hair are like together) BUT show your face...or sod off...I aint having owt to do with you UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Right, then all anti-social old sods should be deported shouldn't they?
YEP, but the first in the queue should be all those lefty luvvies who want to live in subjugation to islam
firstly I'm not anti social....
i do little or nothing to break OUR social norms...any of them...would that our "friends" did likewise
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yet covering the face/head is just as much a part of our society with the various religions covering different parts of there head, face, ect after all why do bride`s generally wear a veil ?Richard The Lionheart wrote:korban dallas wrote:
women wore headscarf's all the time in this country at one point my mum would not go without wearing one back in the day
And now they generally do not which is far removed from covering the whole face.
should they be forced to wear it NO but if they choose to wear it and its a true choice then i really could`t give a crap
ironically it was i believe to stop the lustful gazes of other men yet the wearing of it attracts more attention from both men and women ....seems some what counter productive in such a densely populated western world
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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
Because, my dear...integration is a two way street (actually it isnt ...but I'm being "nice". In reality...if you want to live here then you live as we do, and either accept it or sod off somewhere more to your liking)
I dont care what you wear from the neck down....hell wear a tin suit if thats what floats yer boat, you can even cover your hair (cos it can get a bit damp here now and again, and we know what women and wet hair are like together) BUT show your face...or sod off...I aint having owt to do with you UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Right, then all anti-social old sods should be deported shouldn't they?
you can always tell whan the lefties are running out of arguments...
they start spouting crap like the above...
completely irrelevant, making snidey side swipes and actually saying something based upon nothing but their narrow and pointless view of the world.
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Lord Foul wrote:sassy wrote:
Right, then all anti-social old sods should be deported shouldn't they?
you can always tell whan the lefties are running out of arguments...
they start spouting crap like the above...
completely irrelevant, making snidey side swipes and actually saying something based upon nothing but their narrow and pointless view of the world.
That's exactly what you are doing.
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korban dallas wrote:yet covering the face/head is just as much a part of our society with the various religions covering different parts of there head, face, ect after all why do bride`s generally wear a veil ? to show that they are "innocent virgins " pfffftRichard The Lionheart wrote:
And now they generally do not which is far removed from covering the whole face.
should they be forced to wear it NO but if they choose to wear it and its a true choice then i really could`t give a crap
ironically it was i believe to stop the lustful gazes of other men yet the wearing of it attracts more attention from both men and women ....seems some what counter productive in such a densely populated western world
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korban dallas wrote:yet covering the face/head is just as much a part of our society with the various religions covering different parts of there head, face, ect after all why do bride`s generally wear a veil ?Richard The Lionheart wrote:
And now they generally do not which is far removed from covering the whole face.
should they be forced to wear it NO but if they choose to wear it and its a true choice then i really could`t give a crap
ironically it was i believe to stop the lustful gazes of other men yet the wearing of it attracts more attention from both men and women ....seems some what counter productive in such a densely populated western world
No it was very much part of religious orders like Nuns, who remianed within the confines most of the time of the convents. Going off a bygone age where we should be looking to progress forward, when the face veil is regressive, is poor reasoning Korben. Again the most important aspect of communication is body language facial features. Whih this denies at every turn. It is a garment formed out of a view that women should not be seen at all and that their beauty is a problem. The problem is again, how is it a choice, when they are following commands from religious doctrine?
Do they disobey other commands?
No, so it cannot be viewed in anyway as a choice but what they believe their faith requires of them.
Of what relevance is your last point, if the view is to cover up their beauty and that they get attention because they are covered up. Are you saying they getting advances whilst in the Burkha? As that is the only thing that would make your last point relevant Korben?
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They must be very vain if they think that they're so irresistible to all men.
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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
you can always tell whan the lefties are running out of arguments...
they start spouting crap like the above...
completely irrelevant, making snidey side swipes and actually saying something based upon nothing but their narrow and pointless view of the world.
That's exactly what you are doing.
notice here how you wish to subjugate ME to islam?
notice how once AGAIN you expect ME to "make concessions"
notice once AGAIN how its ME that should "integrate"
How about...just for once (and it would be about the first time) "THEY" integrated" and accepted that a covered face IS NOT acceptable.
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Lord Foul wrote:korban dallas wrote:
yet covering the face/head is just as much a part of our society with the various religions covering different parts of there head, face, ect after all why do bride`s generally wear a veil ? to show that they are "innocent virgins " pfffft
should they be forced to wear it NO but if they choose to wear it and its a true choice then i really could`t give a crap
ironically it was i believe to stop the lustful gazes of other men yet the wearing of it attracts more attention from both men and women ....seems some what counter productive in such a densely populated western world
lol, I actually thought the idea again stemmed from a backward sexist belief. That neither the bride or groom were allowed to see each other at all before being betrothed together. The idea of it being bad luck to see the bride before hand is actually really dumb, as it is backing a past time when people were forced to marry and had no chance to even see each other before the day.
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Lord Foul wrote:sassy wrote:
That's exactly what you are doing.
notice here how you wish to subjugate ME to islam?
notice how once AGAIN you expect ME to "make concessions"
notice once AGAIN how its ME that should "integrate"
How about...just for once (and it would be about the first time) "THEY" integrated" and accepted that a covered face IS NOT acceptable.
No Victor, I'm pointing out that you are transferring YOUR prejudice and fears onto them.
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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
notice here how you wish to subjugate ME to islam?
notice how once AGAIN you expect ME to "make concessions"
notice once AGAIN how its ME that should "integrate"
How about...just for once (and it would be about the first time) "THEY" integrated" and accepted that a covered face IS NOT acceptable.
No Victor, I'm pointing out that you are transferring YOUR prejudice and fears onto them.
No he is not.
The fear is around how the women are being treated with religious instructions, which denies them choice from literal belief on the Islamic doctrine they follow. Which they would have had in many cases no chance of chosing this ethier with that sect of Islam being a part of the teaching in their upbringing.
Fundementally the veil signiifies opporession of womens beauty, over that of men being free to not do so.
Its sexist and prejudiced against women.
So you need to understand this is fighting for the rights of women, who have been indoctrinated with bad ideas.
Luckily the vast majority of Muslims do not follow this interpretation of Islam
What is to blame very much is Saudi Arabia with its exportation of Wahhhabism
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I seem to also recall Sexy saying about how of the Muslims who wear the Burkha, they were most opposed to integrating in society and how they were always anti the country. That should be telling in itself that the form of Islam that they are following is extremem, either whhabism or one of the other neo -conservative movments of Islam.
That is why nobody should support the face veil, as it is an endorsement of Saudi and Wahhabism
That is why nobody should support the face veil, as it is an endorsement of Saudi and Wahhabism
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sassy wrote:Lord Foul wrote:
notice here how you wish to subjugate ME to islam?
notice how once AGAIN you expect ME to "make concessions"
notice once AGAIN how its ME that should "integrate"
How about...just for once (and it would be about the first time) "THEY" integrated" and accepted that a covered face IS NOT acceptable.
No Victor, I'm pointing out that you are transferring YOUR prejudice and fears onto them.
and I'm saying you are propagating lefty lies and spin, nothing more, nothing less than propaganda...
They already have, within their culture, the determination that they will NOT greet "us" first, indded their handbook tells em quite clearly not to, so, well thats the social graces of the day outtta the window innnit. Cos I aint initiating the conversation (since again according to "their ideas" the slave must ask after the master, not the otherway round).
so (and do try to stick to the point here instead of "doing a didge" (sorry didge ))
if they are actually interested in "integrating"...how about THEM pulling their weight here and adapting to OUR cultural norms...
we have GIVEN enough ground as it is an MANY areas....
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The veil and train of a modern gown seem to have originated in Roman times. Roman brides were usually swaddled head to toe in a gigantic flame-coloured veil called the flammeum, to scare off evil spirits. Yep, it was genuinely meant to make them look as if they were on fire. That's one hell of a deterrent.Richard The Lionheart wrote:
lol, I actually thought the idea again stemmed from a backward sexist belief. That neither the bride or groom were allowed to see each other at all before being betrothed together. The idea of it being bad luck to see the bride before hand is actually really dumb, as it is backing a past time when people were forced to marry and had no chance to even see each other before the day.
The veil and train also prevented them running away — a genuine concern — and allowed them to be easily transported to their new bridegroom, who often had never seen their face before it was unveiled at the ceremony. Essentially, it was a demon-scaring, theatrical marital straitjacket
http://www.bustle.com/articles/24357-why-do-brides-wear-veils-and-white-dresses-the-bizarre-history-of-5-wedding-traditions
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korban dallas wrote:The veil and train of a modern gown seem to have originated in Roman times. Roman brides were usually swaddled head to toe in a gigantic flame-coloured veil called the flammeum, to scare off evil spirits. Yep, it was genuinely meant to make them look as if they were on fire. That's one hell of a deterrent.Richard The Lionheart wrote:
lol, I actually thought the idea again stemmed from a backward sexist belief. That neither the bride or groom were allowed to see each other at all before being betrothed together. The idea of it being bad luck to see the bride before hand is actually really dumb, as it is backing a past time when people were forced to marry and had no chance to even see each other before the day.
The veil and train also prevented them running away — a genuine concern — and allowed them to be easily transported to their new bridegroom, who often had never seen their face before it was unveiled at the ceremony. Essentially, it was a demon-scaring, theatrical marital straitjacket
http://www.bustle.com/articles/24357-why-do-brides-wear-veils-and-white-dresses-the-bizarre-history-of-5-wedding-traditions
Again the veil even for the Bride was based around arranged marriages.
Hence why to not see the bride places a view back to arranaged marriages when many did not get to see the bride untill Married. As I say marriages were very much arranged in the west also
And in Roman times they were near always arranged marriages for political and money gains.
Though thanks for the info, am sure the veil may even go further back in time than that, but should remain a part of the past and not one of the present.
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true that is didge, quite common among many societies which all had their "match maker"
I dont think I would be wrong to say the even in ireland at least to the late 19th C at least in rural areas the "match makers " plyed their trade
you should also look at records available from medieval times, where a "good match (in political/financial terms) ended quite conveniently when the woman "died in child birth" AKA sufocated by the midwife as soon as the child was born.
not to also mention that "marriage by rape" was not uncommon either
I dont think I would be wrong to say the even in ireland at least to the late 19th C at least in rural areas the "match makers " plyed their trade
you should also look at records available from medieval times, where a "good match (in political/financial terms) ended quite conveniently when the woman "died in child birth" AKA sufocated by the midwife as soon as the child was born.
not to also mention that "marriage by rape" was not uncommon either
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Lord Foul wrote:true that is didge, quite common among many societies which all had their "match maker"
I dont think I would be wrong to say the even in ireland at least to the late 19th C at least in rural areas the "match makers " plyed their trade
you should also look at records available from medieval times, where a "good match (in political/financial terms) ended quite conveniently when the woman "died in child birth" AKA sufocated by the midwife as soon as the child was born.
not to also mention that "marriage by rape" was not uncommon either
Very true Victor with also where women were far worse treated than men and its funny you should say about Medival Times, as I am reading a book on cruelty and attrocities in Medival warfare. Which also goes into detail on crimes and punishments for civillians. I was not aware that the 1352 Statue of Treason, made women who murdered their husbands to be classed as treason.
Yeah women had little to no chance of seeing must justice in the past with rape, most was dealt with by some kind of payment and rarely was anyone convicted, though some families sought revenege.
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Richard The Lionheart wrote:Lord Foul wrote:true that is didge, quite common among many societies which all had their "match maker"
I dont think I would be wrong to say the even in ireland at least to the late 19th C at least in rural areas the "match makers " plyed their trade
you should also look at records available from medieval times, where a "good match (in political/financial terms) ended quite conveniently when the woman "died in child birth" AKA sufocated by the midwife as soon as the child was born.
not to also mention that "marriage by rape" was not uncommon either
Very true Victor with also where women were far worse treated than men and its funny you should say about Medival Times, as I am reading a book on cruelty and attrocities in Medival warfare. Which also goes into detail on crimes and punishments for civillians. I was not aware that the 1352 Statue of Treason, made women who murdered their husbands to be classed as treason.
seems reasonable to me
Yeah women had little to no chance of seeing must justice in the past with rape, most was dealt with by some kind of payment and rarely was anyone convicted, though some families sought revenege.
though just now and again it appears the law that allowed marriage by rape did work in their favour
I was reading a couple of years back some musty old church document where it was described, it must be said with some amusement on the part of te priest who wrote/dictated it, about a couple who used it to their advantage...
thus
the local lord had reckoned to amke a match for his youngest with the, as the priest described, pig ugly daughter of a neighbour.
the miller had reckoned to marry his daughter to the, as described "odious and ill mannered" son of the local tanner
HOWEVER, as you may guess the girl was rather fond of the lords son and vice versa
SO...they, as the priest delicately put it ..."knew" one another in the abbey hay stack
where upon the girl cried rape
the lad admitted it such,
and the abbot "made things right in the eyes of god" purely you understand for the benefit of their souls, and promptly "churched" them.....there and then
two sets of pissed of fathers ...but not a thing they could do about it...
the lord could not really "disinherit" his third son...since third sons rarely inherited any how
and the miller...well what could HE really say...third son or not the lad was still "nobility"
good result all round ...
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Brilliant story Victor and very interesting.
You really cannot beat local history
Love to hear some more when you have time
You really cannot beat local history
Love to hear some more when you have time
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It took me over a week to translate it from its original medieval english. I know it AUGHT to have been in latin...but it wasnt...
it was a bastardised form of norman french/ saxon mangled mess..
apparantly some priests used to keep personal documents in whatever it was they spoke, rather than the official Latin of the church
it was a bastardised form of norman french/ saxon mangled mess..
apparantly some priests used to keep personal documents in whatever it was they spoke, rather than the official Latin of the church
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I was not aware you could translate Old English and other ancient text>
Very impressive mate
Glad you translated as it was very interesting
Very impressive mate
Glad you translated as it was very interesting
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translating isnt difficult if you have acess to a dictionary (which do exist) it just takes ages to do it one word at at a time, and then allow for differences in grammar
we say "the kings men"
the norman french and much of the continet today for that matter, say in best "yoda style" "the men of the king "
we say "the kings men"
the norman french and much of the continet today for that matter, say in best "yoda style" "the men of the king "
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Lord Foul wrote:translating isnt difficult if you have acess to a dictionary (which do exist) it just takes ages to do it one word at at a time, and then allow for differences in grammar
we say "the kings men"
the norman french and much of the continet today for that matter, say in best "yoda style" "the men of the king "
Sounds like the kind of project I would enjoy though
Talking of Star Wars
A palestinian terrorist and a Jawa.
All the best Victor
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