deffo not condoning sharia law, what European could? i am quietly confident it will become as obsolete as burning witches at the stake. time,understanding, education and maybe just going about our daily lives without getting in the face of others should sort that and many things. i as you probably are aware dont live inner city or among a v.diverse cultural population. so i accept i wont see what you or others see. i think the only cultural difference i have experienced in the last few years was.. eh..em.. a retiree from not ere :smileys: try and lecture me on the country code and freedom to roam rights we have. he deserved the education. :Angelic::smileys:. getting back to the OT. if we only see or hear whats popular and sells. we are all gonna be the poorer for it. :smileys:
yip. possibly right. but you got to to try. god knows i have enough to get stressed by without adding to it. wonder what effect it will have closing our boarders to some extent to Europeans, while our indigenous society ages and appears to have smaller families. maybe in 40years it will be the MOWO's society will be bitching about?. :smileys:
Very well said... And yes I've heard that living with Farmers, some of who, wrongly believe they own everything, can be a nightmare.. I visited some friends once in the countryside and we went out on their enduros, we were on a green lane and was stopped by the Farmer and told to get off his property.. My friends put him right with an ordinance survey map.. He then tried to tell us we shouldn't be using motorised vehicles along there! He, Lord of the manor, was riding a big quad bike! My friend piped yes and I've seen you riding that thing along public roads at night with no lights no number plate and no tax or mot I would guess.. Off he went in a hump..
I think it's just the way of modern opportunism and selfishness. "Hey everyone I want you to treat me equally but respect my individuality so treat me a bit more equal." In old money that is called having your cake and eating it.
