England headed for A Caliphate

[Bomb#20]

The UK police are going to help usher in the caliphate.

Halloween revellers have been warned that trick or treating may upset neighbours with religious beliefs or those who may be vulnerable. Leicestershire Police is among the forces who have issued guidance and a print-off poster for those who don’t wish to take part in the festivities to use. Police have warned that residents may skip out on the celebrations because they are “observing religious or cultural beliefs that do not include Halloween”.

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Diversity is our strength.

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This is the very sensible response of the police to the fact that many people are defending the very English belief that the American tradition of "trick or treat" is an imposed foreign cultural practice, in which they rightly object to being forced to participate.
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Yes, that's a fair point. If TSwizzle is trying to make the case that the UK police are going to help usher in the caliphate, he appears to have posted a bad example.

In other news, yesterday the Metropolitan Police charged Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull under the Communications Act for tweeting that a certain religion is a "vile woman hating cousin marrying child rape appeasing death cult".

 

[DrZoidberg]

The UK police are going to help usher in the caliphate.

Halloween revellers have been warned that trick or treating may upset neighbours with religious beliefs or those who may be vulnerable. Leicestershire Police is among the forces who have issued guidance and a print-off poster for those who don’t wish to take part in the festivities to use. Police have warned that residents may skip out on the celebrations because they are “observing religious or cultural beliefs that do not include Halloween”.

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Diversity is our strength.

Fuck that.

This is the very sensible response of the police to the fact that many people are defending the very English belief that the American tradition of "trick or treat" is an imposed foreign cultural practice, in which they rightly object to being forced to participate.

If kids in England want to go "trick or treating", they can fuck off back to the USA where such nonsense is apparently considered normal.

Surely you mean, back to Ireland? I think the American version has roots mostly in Irish traditions.