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> having prayer rooms in schools that students may use Which is exactly same as Islam in schools. Why should a public school provide "prayer rooms" which is ba
by KorematsuFred 6y ago
> having prayer rooms in schools that students may use
Which is exactly same as Islam in schools. Why should a public school provide "prayer rooms" which is basically a euphemism for Islam rooms. Today it will be prayer rooms tomorrow it will be halal only meat in cafes. This is a tyranny of minority. I am sorry, I do not see any difference.
> Not, like, actually teaching kids to be Muslims.
That would be the logical next step after the prayer rooms.
- TulliusCicero 6y ago> Which is exactly same as Islam in schools. This is silly. My office in Google Munich has a meditation room used mostly -- though not exclusively -- by Muslims to pray. Is Google trying to get all its employees to be Muslim now? A prayer/meditation room that's open to both religious and comparable non-religious uses is a modest and reasonable accommodation that doesn't warrant hysterics over public schools "teaching Islam".
- KorematsuFred 6y agoThat is how colonization works. No one else asked for it, your employer provides it for a specific religion and in order to not sound partisan they give it a generic name. After they will ask for Halal food. (For a food to be halal it should be certified by certain halal board (which asks for money of course) and the meat must be processed by a muslim (which is religion based hiring)) If your employer providing halal food, it basically is forcing someone down the supply line to hire based on religion. Slippery slope.
- scrollaway 6y agoGiven your anti-muslim stance, you don't strike me as the kind of person who gives a damn about "religion-based hiring", so let's not pretend you do.