Dog drool is apparently more powerful than allah.

This is why i fucking hate Canada sometimes. There is a stir at one of the local universities about muslim women wearing niqabs having to show ID (we look at faces in this country , sandniggers) when going in to write exams.

What good is looking at an ID card if you don't make them take the diaper off their head so you can see if they're the one in the ID photo?

I'm sick of muslims.


At this point I think that anything we do to protect ourselves from their violence will likely be objected to as some violation of their rituals or customs ... since what we are suppose to do is willingly submit to death.


Both of these are reasonable, unintrusive examples of search. I want to have direct quotes as to why they can't be sniffed by dogs for both their safety and, especially, our.

Riding public transportation isn't a right. You don't want to be sniffed? Don't ride it.

I've read the Koran several times. I haven't come across anything close. This is just another attempt at painting the perpetrators of irrational murders based on religious tyranny as victims/martyrs of religious discrimination.

Open Note To Ragheads: Showing your face to match your ID is part of being a world citizen in the 21th century. Join us or go the fuck away.

"Muslims have respect for all animals"
That's just fucking funny as hell.

I am going to vancouver and handing out free ham sandwiches to anyone on the train who wants one.

What bugs me the most is all this shit gets lumped in with 'religious tolerance'. I'm pretty fucking sure there are muslims in this city who have a dog for a pet and plenty and plenty of muslim women who don't wear the niqab,or even the hijab for that matter. Just let some shit go, man and look at all the plusses of living in a modern society....

When ever I would come back from Saudi Arabia, they would make them show their face and check all their clothes before letting anyone on the plane. I guess it is only when a non-muslim asks does it become a problem.

No, just not filled with naivety.

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Exactly.

These are invented issues attempting to use the virtue of religious tolerance as a weapon against western democracies.

Don't want any Muslims to take any of my sandwiches if they don't want one. Just wanted to make the point that in Vancouver you similarly likely to encounter a person with a dog on a subway as well as someone eating pork.

That's just how Canada is And if they are worried about possible dog saliva touching their clothes I hope they are wearing surgical gloves and shoe covers when they enter the subway system.

Seriously, I don't have a dog but it wouldn't surprise me f there were traces of dog saliva on my person even if I didn't even encounter a dog on the subway.

I got interrupted writing this so I am sorry if I didn't make my point very well. Just basically if you are concerned about germs/dirt/uncleanliness then public transit s somewhere that ought to be a sheer nightmare for you to begin with, bomb sniffing dogs aside.


Pretty much there are far more disgusting things you might touch in a subway and not even know. The guy who just scratched his ass crack and is now holding a handrail...

By the way dogs are welcome to ride public transit in Toronto provided it isn't during a peak time when the buses and trains are very crowded.

My solution for them is to simply boycott public transit to avoid the dogs. More room on the train for everyone else.


And an even more practical solution is doing what other Canadians do in the winter. If you think your clothes or shoes or whatever are going to messed up while you are on the way somewhere then you plan ahead and bring a fresh pair of pants/sneakers/whatever in your bag and change into fresh clothes when you arrive. This isn't unusual at all, I keep an extra pair of sneakers in a plastic bag n my back pack just in case the ones I wore get soaked.

Just frustrates me that the Muslim community has to cry about it instead of using a practical solution. Worried about dog slobber? Wear a rain coat!

EDITED: Wanted to add that some people are legitimately afraid of dogs, has nothing to do with Muslims. But I assume the people handling these dogs are trained to keep them in large groups of people and would respect a person's wishes not to be too close to a dog. Even though it is a security concern I do not believe the authorities in Vancouver are interested in terrifying cynophobics.

I wonder if the Muslim fanatics sterilized their knives before doing any beheadings ? Allah forbid they get a fucking germ on them. Cocksuckers !

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Don't want any Muslims to take any.

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Ah! Misunderstood.

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Just frustrates me that the Muslim community has to cry about it instead of using a practical solution.

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Because their are idiots ::cough:: GokkunFan ::cough:: who will do ANYTHING for the most extreme of individuals/groups.

Fatman, a parallel to this (I'm thinking of it because it happened today): I got a call from a tenant who said it was too cold in their apartment.

I went to check it out. The radiators were nice and toasty. My thermometer registered 71 Fahrenheit, which is warm enough in the eyes of the law.

He asked me for a heater. I told him I didn't provide heaters but there were several shops around if he was in the market for one.

He really thought I needed to give him a heater because he felt too cold.

He felt too cold wearing shorts and a t-shirt and no socks.

I told him to put on a sweater and see if that helped.

Same deal with the Muslims being intolerant of things Canadians consider national security measures. Put on a sweater like all the other Canadians do when they feel cold.

PS. He did not call back. I think it's kind of sad that I have to teach adults how to dress warmly when it is cold outdoors. I think it's better than wasting his money on a space heater that he would probably start a fire with anyway.

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Put on a sweater like all the other Canadians do when they feel cold.

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Allah demands you turn up the thermostat. He's got the oil concession.

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"They" "Them" So sad, so filled with hatred.

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Well it isn't "us", is it? It is a specific group stirring up shit for no other reason other than being offended. Let's be clear on this: nobody is asking to let their dogs run free where mosques are and nobody is making muslim (or jewish for that matter) kids eat pork at school lunches;nobody is trying to 'stick it' to a specific group. The dogs are there out of necessity. There are bad people who might want to do bad things during the olympics.
It is the same as the niqab controversy. We ,as a society, have had to all bend a little for the good of everyone. It's ski mask weather here right now, but I understand that I can't walk into a bank or a women's studies class at the university wearing it. And please don't make the 'religious freedom' argument for these things. There are limits in western society....

for everyone......

When I lived in Minneapolis about 10 years ago, raghead cab drivers protested that they shouldn't be forced to pick up handicapped people with guide dogs. The town is so insanely pc that libtards suppported them at first. Then the cripples objected. The two pc constituency groups cancelled each other out.

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It sounds like the plot of a South Park episode.

I would like to suggest to all of my fellow Vancouverites that if you are taking public transit and see a Muslim man freaking out because a bomb-sniffing dog is approaching, you might want to wait for the next train.