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Islam corrupts our children in schools and this is a shame. | No child is 'forced fed' Islam. Parents retain the right to take their child out of any religious education. | English CN generation: |
Islam corrupts our children in schools and this is a shame. | What do you mean by being forced fed? I haven't seen anything like this. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Instead it is a sign of respect, not all of us profess the same religion. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | The public school is laic: the crucifix should not really be there. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | But a lack of respect to whom? | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a secular state. Our Constitution says that, so each school can decide whether to put the crucifix or not. In France, it is forbidden to show any religious symbols in schools. Everyone in Italy has the right to profess any religion. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic state and as such, schools and public offices should be free from any religious influence. Culture is too precious to be sold to these guerrillas. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | At school we should be taught to respect everyone, regardless of their religion. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | School is a laic place. The crucifix is | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | The one about the crucifix removed from schools is a fake news that people like a lot at Christmas. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | In that sense there are more crucifixes in schools? To me it does not appear. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Public education should be laic in respect of all religious confessions. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | In most schools the crucifix is | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic state and being a place of education for children should be an occasion of comparison between cultures, beyond these controversies. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | No one is preventing you from professing your religion, you can continue to be a Christian even if the crucifix isn't in schools. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Forcing to have in front of the eyes a religious symbol is respect. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | I believe that the crucifix in school is a lack of respect for those who are not believers or have a different faith than Christianity. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic state. The crucifix should not be at school. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | The school is not a religious place but an educational place. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | At my child's school there is, and children from Muslim families do not say anything. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | The school is a lay institution, there should be no religious symbols of any kind. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | For all I know, the crucifix is | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | I am not aware that they have been removed. From what can you do this statement? | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | In countries like France at school it is forbidden any religious symbol, from the crucifix to the islamic veil. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | It seems to me that the shame of the Italian school is very different. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | At school there are people of all faiths and even atheists. Why should there be a crucifix? | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Is the presence of the crucifix the real lack of respect in a laic state. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic country, so in schools there should be no religious symbols otherwise symbols of all religions should be exposed. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | In some schools there is. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | To my knowledge, It does not result in crucifixes disappearing in schools. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic country, the school is a place for education and dialogue, not worship. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Among all the problems of education in Italy, which are just so many, I would not put the crucifix, which is a religious symbol and as such should not be in schools in a laic state. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Italy is a laic state, imposing a religious symbol may instead be a lack of respect for those who profess a different religion. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | We live in a laic state, it is right that the crucifix is | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Look, there are still. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | No one wants to impose the removal of the crucifix in the classroom. It would be nice that at school everyone would be free to believe what they want and children could share the beauty of having different cultures. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | I do not see how in a secular country the lack of religious symbols in schools can be a lack of respect. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Disrespectful is to impose the crucifix to me, an agnostic. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | The crucifixes are still present in schools, as well as in other public places, so I do not see the problem. | English CN generation: |
It's a shame that there is no longer the crucifix in school, a lack of respect. | Freedom of thought, conscience and religion means that you have the right to profess your beliefs, not to impose it on others with symbols introduced in schools. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | So i guess you are talking about the Middle East? That place where Christianity originated from. Sure. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Sorry I must have missed that episode of grand designs, link? | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | I mean, I am proud of our right to freedom of worship just the same as our right to freedom of speech. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | There are churches in Muslim countries like Turkey, UAE, Morrocco. What is your point? | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Shouldn't religious freedom be celebrated? | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Because we believe in freedom of religion here. Why should it bother anyone else for Muslims to practice their faith peacefully alongside others? | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Why should not Muslims be allowed to build Mosques here? I thought this country believed in giving people the freedom to practice religions other than Christianity? | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | For hundreds of years we weren't allowed to build different kinds of Churches in Britain, but we are better than that now. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Surprise - we are actually allowed to do this! Read on. Sacred Heart Cathedral in Lahor, Holy Trinity Cathedral in Karachi. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | Because we let people practise their religion here? Also, there a number of christian churches built in Pakistan so yes, we are allowed to build churches in Muslim countries too. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | If a country will not allow the practice of other religions, that is a cultural issue. The vast majority of Muslims support people's right to freedom of religion. | English CN generation: |
We cannot build churches in islamic countries, why we should permit Muslims to build mosques in our countries? | British Muslims give more to charity, per capita, than all other religious groups [link to mend statistics and/or example of one large charity donation from a Mosque], so I am struggling to see the problem with Mosques where these funds are mostly raised. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | So i guess you are talking about the Middle East? That place where Christianity originated from. Sure. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | So i guess you are talking about the Middle East? That place where Christianity originated from. Sure. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Sorry I must have missed that episode of grand designs, link? | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Sorry I must have missed that episode of grand designs, link? | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | I mean, I am proud of our right to freedom of worship just the same as our right to freedom of speech. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | I mean, I am proud of our right to freedom of worship just the same as our right to freedom of speech. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | There are churches in Muslim countries like Turkey, UAE, Morrocco. What is your point? | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | There are churches in Muslim countries like Turkey, UAE, Morrocco. What is your point? | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Shouldn't religious freedom be celebrated? | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Shouldn't religious freedom be celebrated? | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Because we believe in freedom of religion here. Why should it bother anyone else for Muslims to practice their faith peacefully alongside others? | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Because we believe in freedom of religion here. Why should it bother anyone else for Muslims to practice their faith peacefully alongside others? | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Why should not Muslims be allowed to build Mosques here? I thought this country believed in giving people the freedom to practice religions other than Christianity? | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Why should not Muslims be allowed to build Mosques here? I thought this country believed in giving people the freedom to practice religions other than Christianity? | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | For hundreds of years we weren't allowed to build different kinds of Churches in Britain, but we are better than that now. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | For hundreds of years we weren't allowed to build different kinds of Churches in Britain, but we are better than that now. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Surprise - we are actually allowed to do this! Read on. Sacred Heart Cathedral in Lahor, Holy Trinity Cathedral in Karachi. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Surprise - we are actually allowed to do this! Read on. Sacred Heart Cathedral in Lahor, Holy Trinity Cathedral in Karachi. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | Because we let people practise their religion here? Also, there a number of christian churches built in Pakistan so yes, we are allowed to build churches in Muslim countries too. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | Because we let people practise their religion here? Also, there a number of christian churches built in Pakistan so yes, we are allowed to build churches in Muslim countries too. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | If a country will not allow the practice of other religions, that is a cultural issue. The vast majority of Muslims support people's right to freedom of religion. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | If a country will not allow the practice of other religions, that is a cultural issue. The vast majority of Muslims support people's right to freedom of religion. | English CN generation: |
We aren't allowed to build churches in their countries, why should they be allowed to build Mosques in ours? | British Muslims give more to charity, per capita, than all other religious groups [link to mend statistics and/or example of one large charity donation from a Mosque], so I am struggling to see the problem with Mosques where these funds are mostly raised. | English CN generation: |
If I cannot go to their countries and build a church, why should they come to our countries and build mosques? | British Muslims give more to charity, per capita, than all other religious groups [link to mend statistics and/or example of one large charity donation from a Mosque], so I am struggling to see the problem with Mosques where these funds are mostly raised. | English CN generation: |
Almost all Muslims in the UK are jobless and choose not to work. | That is a blatant lie. (attach unemployment statistics) | English CN generation: |
Almost all Muslims in the UK are jobless and choose not to work. | So all the Muslim doctors, business owners, servicemen/women, taxi drivers, chefs, etc. That I've encountered must be part of that 1% then? | English CN generation: |
Almost all Muslims in the UK are jobless and choose not to work. | Do you actually expect people to believe a fact THIS fake? At least try and think of a believable percentage. | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | So all the Muslim doctors, business owners, servicemen/women, taxi drivers, chefs, etc. That I've encountered must be part of that 1% then? | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | So all the Muslim doctors, business owners, servicemen/women, taxi drivers, chefs, etc. That I've encountered must be part of that 1% then? | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | Do you actually expect people to believe a fact THIS fake? At least try and think of a believable percentage. | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | Do you actually expect people to believe a fact THIS fake? At least try and think of a believable percentage. | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | Statistics and facts simply prove this wrong. | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | Statistics and facts simply prove this wrong. | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | So all the Muslim doctors, business owners, servicemen/women, taxi drivers, chefs, etc. In our country are in fact unemployed? How do they pull that off! | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | So all the Muslim doctors, business owners, servicemen/women, taxi drivers, chefs, etc. In our country are in fact unemployed? How do they pull that off! | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | How can you say this about millions of people? | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | How can you say this about millions of people? | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | That is a blatant lie. (attach unemployment statistics) | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | That is a blatant lie. (attach unemployment statistics) | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | The vast majority of them bring necessary skills into our economy/society. Plus, they are eager to work. I would suggest checking your sources? | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | The vast majority of them bring necessary skills into our economy/society. Plus, they are eager to work. I would suggest checking your sources? | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | So all the doctors, teachers, shop owners and workers belong in this category? I do not think so! | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | So all the doctors, teachers, shop owners and workers belong in this category? I do not think so! | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | If we did not legally prohibit asylum seekers from working, maybe more of them would be employed. | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | If we did not legally prohibit asylum seekers from working, maybe more of them would be employed. | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | Provide facts. | English CN generation: |
Statistics say that 99% of muslims in the uk are so lazy that they do not want to work. | Provide facts. | English CN generation: |
99% of Muslims in the UK are unemployable and refuse to work. | 100% of the unemployed Muslim stats I read on Twitter are fake. Muslim unemployment is at 12% in the UK, and many of that number are actively seeking work. | English CN generation: |