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Why do we celebrate it? Why is the NHS plastered with diversity posters featuring staff or patients wearing them? Why is it that we don't recognise this symbol of misogynistic oppression for exactly what it is?



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You know the answer Rick - it's part of a concerted effort by the state and the liberal consensus which runs the country to convince the populace that having a country full of people from alien and hostile cultures is somehow a good thing.

So far, it's been pretty effective too, I must say.

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 04:09 Why do we celebrate it? Why is the NHS plastered with diversity posters featuring staff or patients wearing them? Why is it that we don't recognise this symbol of misogynistic oppression for exactly what it is?



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Vote restore Ricky, getting rid is their first priority, top of their agenda

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 05:48

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 04:09 Why do we celebrate it? Why is the NHS plastered with diversity posters featuring staff or patients wearing them? Why is it that we don't recognise this symbol of misogynistic oppression for exactly what it is?



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Vote restore Ricky, getting rid is their first priority, top of their agenda

But what about the topic, why do you see the hijab as a symbol of the diversity you love so much, when women in the Islamic world and getting fvcking lashed like it's the Roman days for taking them off?

Does anyone really celebrate it? Or is it just institutions / companies trying to show they’re ‘inclusive’? They do it with anything & everything they can.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:45 Does anyone really celebrate it? Or is it just institutions / companies trying to show they’re ‘inclusive’? They do it with anything & everything they can.

Do they do it with swastikas?

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:47

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:45 Does anyone really celebrate it? Or is it just institutions / companies trying to show they’re ‘inclusive’? They do it with anything & everything they can.

Do they do it with swastikas?

No, because we won the war

I've seen public libraries offer prayer rugs and prayer space for muslims, but apparently no one else. I've seen public schools that put Happy Eid, Mubarak signs on school property, but nothing for Easter and Christmas. And lefty school teachers and library staff think this is wonderful. Apparently separation of church and state only applies to Christians.

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:38

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 05:48

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 04:09 Why do we celebrate it? Why is the NHS plastered with diversity posters featuring staff or patients wearing them? Why is it that we don't recognise this symbol of misogynistic oppression for exactly what it is?



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Vote restore Ricky, getting rid is their first priority, top of their agenda

But what about the topic, why do you see the hijab as a symbol of the diversity you love so much, when women in the Islamic world and getting fvcking lashed like it's the Roman days for taking them off?

I couldn't give a fcuk about the Hijab or any other religious shite, that's bad about the Iranian girl, how do you feel about Trump giving the very people who will be lashing her $300 billion?

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 08:01

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:38

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 05:48
Vote restore Ricky, getting rid is their first priority, top of their agenda

But what about the topic, why do you see the hijab as a symbol of the diversity you love so much, when women in the Islamic world and getting fvcking lashed like it's the Roman days for taking them off?

I couldn't give a fcuk about the Hijab or any other religious shite, that's bad about the Iranian girl, how do you feel about Trump giving the very people who will be lashing her $300 billion?

You post some amount of dross

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 08:05

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 08:01

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 06:38


But what about the topic, why do you see the hijab as a symbol of the diversity you love so much, when women in the Islamic world and getting fvcking lashed like it's the Roman days for taking them off?

I couldn't give a fcuk about the Hijab or any other religious shite, that's bad about the Iranian girl, how do you feel about Trump giving the very people who will be lashing her $300 billion?

You post some amount of dross

I just tie you up

I keep trying to tell people. How can you complain about Iran when the Saudis are far worse, and yet we protect those bastards. The House of Saud are the real enemies of the West, not Iran.

Seamus wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 09:25 I keep trying to tell people. How can you complain about Iran when the Saudis are far worse, and yet we protect those bastards. The House of Saud are the real enemies of the West, not Iran.

Iran are much worse.

Definitely not true. In Iran churches and synagogues are open, they have parliamentary representation. In Saudi Arabia it is illegal for any form of public display of non-muslim religious symbols. The vast majority of Islamic terrorist organizations in the World are Saudi inspired Wahhabists.

The Iranians are also funnier. Their social media during the war was quite lol at times.
I mean, look at this one? It's as if they are actually just like you and me, watching Benny Hill at 8pm on Thursday nights after Top of the Pops at their granny's house. Lol

Hmmm, I think celebrating is a bit of a stretch, why do we occasionally see a hijab ? Because there are a relatively tiny number of people in this country who wear them I don't feel oppressed by the hijab, I just feel sorry for the poor women who are brain washed into wearing them.

I don't know that a bunch of men telling women they can't wear something, is an awful lot better than them telling them they have to.

The best thing for a modern civilised society like the UK would be to not allow any sort of religious symbol or dress in public. No hijabs, no kirpan, no crucifixes. Do want you want at home or in your place of worship, but in public we shouldn’t be accepting any of this nonsense. It’s 2026, not the dark ages.

If you don’t like it, please leave

celebrated? that seems to overstate it. certainly not society wide, ive seen as many westerners say its opressive and more just not care. most lefties i know have never even mentioned it

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 12:08 The best thing for a modern civilised society like the UK would be to not allow any sort of religious symbol or dress in public. No hijabs, no kirpan, no crucifixes. Do want you want at home or in your place of worship, but in public we shouldn’t be accepting any of this nonsense. It’s 2026, not the dark ages.

If you don’t like it, please leave

Wouldn't be great for the St George cross, that.

"Why do we celebrate it?"

I have no freaking idea. The most liberal among us should be the most set against the values of countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia. The debate of which is worse between those 2 nations is like debating who was nicer Hitler or Stalin.

To try to answer this is they must either be so ridiculousy ignorant that they're unaware or they're so dumb that they think if we are nice they will change.

What I hate about it most is people that are pro choice on all the cultural issues are being lumped in with these naive morons. .Immigrants from the ME are not pro choice and they are not pro gay marriage.

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 12:39

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 12:08 The best thing for a modern civilised society like the UK would be to not allow any sort of religious symbol or dress in public. No hijabs, no kirpan, no crucifixes. Do want you want at home or in your place of worship, but in public we shouldn’t be accepting any of this nonsense. It’s 2026, not the dark ages.

If you don’t like it, please leave

Wouldn't be great for the St George cross, that.

Fine by me.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 12:08 The best thing for a modern civilised society like the UK would be to not allow any sort of religious symbol or dress in public. No hijabs, no kirpan, no crucifixes. Do want you want at home or in your place of worship, but in public we shouldn’t be accepting any of this nonsense. It’s 2026, not the dark ages.

If you don’t like it, please leave

I don't agree. The UK is a Christian nation and the country is built upon Christian tradition, so Christian symbols are valid.

I'm not religious myself by the way.

Jaguar wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 13:32

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑20 Jun 2026, 12:08 The best thing for a modern civilised society like the UK would be to not allow any sort of religious symbol or dress in public. No hijabs, no kirpan, no crucifixes. Do want you want at home or in your place of worship, but in public we shouldn’t be accepting any of this nonsense. It’s 2026, not the dark ages.

If you don’t like it, please leave

I don't agree. The UK is a Christian nation and the country is built upon Christian tradition, so Christian symbols are valid.

I'm not religious myself by the way.

What about the Star of David, or that red dot Indian thing?

Hijabs are okay, as long as the women don't mind wearing them.

Muslim women are chaste, not promiscuous like a lot of atheist women. I've found they like men from western countries, because we treat them better than Muslim men do.

I don't believe Sikhs should be allowed to carry kirpans though, because it puts everybody else in danger of being stabbed.