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originally posted by: pianopraze
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: pianopraze
So you post an incorrect graphic without a link but are happy to link to a study on mice??? Talk about being lead by the propaganda and click bait....
You all keep bringing up different election.
She ran June 9, not July legislative map others posting, which critical correctly noted she did not run in.
It's déjà vu. First it was schoolgirls wearing headscarves, then mothers wearing headscarves, and now it's men and women wearing either the abaya or the khamis, two loose-fitting garments, that are in the firing line.
Since an 1882 law introduced compulsory education, and one in 1905 separated Church and State, secularism in schools has been repeatedly put to the test − then reinforced by new bans and laws. While these rules were initially aimed at curbing the return of Catholic symbols to schools, for the past 30 years debates have almost exclusively centered on Islamic symbols in public spaces
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
a reply to: berbofthegreen
PS. England you're next.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: berbofthegreen
You do release that the French banned face coverings all the way back in 2010?
And also..
It's déjà vu. First it was schoolgirls wearing headscarves, then mothers wearing headscarves, and now it's men and women wearing either the abaya or the khamis, two loose-fitting garments, that are in the firing line.
Since an 1882 law introduced compulsory education, and one in 1905 separated Church and State, secularism in schools has been repeatedly put to the test − then reinforced by new bans and laws. While these rules were initially aimed at curbing the return of Catholic symbols to schools, for the past 30 years debates have almost exclusively centered on Islamic symbols in public spaces
Something my own country should do.
originally posted by: Kurokage
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
a reply to: berbofthegreen
PS. England you're next.
Just England? What about the other parts? Do you even understand the difference??
originally posted by: Kurokage
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
a reply to: berbofthegreen
PS. England you're next.
Just England? What about the other parts? Do you even understand the difference??
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
originally posted by: Kurokage
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
a reply to: berbofthegreen
PS. England you're next.
Just England? What about the other parts? Do you even understand the difference??
Do you? Inform me. What are you getting to here?
originally posted by: berbofthegreen
a reply to: berbofthegreen
PS. England you're next.
The president of the European Commission (also known as president of the College of Commissioners or prime commissioner) is the head of the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union (EU).