Asian "Squat" Loo
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rypt said:
Parrot of Doom said:
Oh and taxpayers also include ethnic minorities, whose views should be represented.
No they should not, it is OUR country, when they moved here they accepted to abide by how we do thingsDeva Link said:
rypt said:
Parrot of Doom said:
Oh and taxpayers also include ethnic minorities, whose views should be represented.
No they should not, it is OUR country, when they moved here they accepted to abide by how we do things
tter.Bill said:
rypt said:
Parrot of Doom said:
Oh and taxpayers also include ethnic minorities, whose views should be represented.
No they should not, it is OUR country, when they moved here they accepted to abide by how we do things
What are you claiming, you're pure blood Saxon? Bill said:
rypt said:
Far from it, but I do not go about trying to change how this country does things with regards to toilets,
I think you need a sense of perspective, it's only a shopping centre.F i F said:
Am I a bigot for thinking that a "community activist" who campaigns on "cultural understanding and community cohesion" is possibly ignoring that such understanding and cohesion should be a two way street?
F i F said:
Am I a bigot for thinking that a "community activist" who campaigns on "cultural understanding and community cohesion" is possibly ignoring that such understanding and cohesion should be a two way street?
You are a bigot for even having that thought in your head let alone typing it. Shame on you.
Look, if I moved to another country I would expect to live by that countries ways. If that meant s
tting in a hole in the ground, having my Mrs stoned to death if she played away, watching someone’s head cut off for doing a crime then so be it. I wouldn't expect things to change for me, I obviously chose that country for what it was.I was searching online last night for something on Christmas Trees, I stumbled across an article by some labour t
t giving councils guidelines on Christmas tree so as to not upset the minority.Only here.
OnTheOverrun said:
cheddar said:
Squatting followed by cleaning the st off if your jacksie with water is a hell of a lot cleaner than smearing it around with scented toilet paper, however culturally shocking some people find it.
Some of us have developed to the point where we can wipe our arses with toilet paper without it geting smeared around. Ask mummy for some more potty training and then have a think about the hygiene consequences of dry paper where your fingers don't touch your own st off if your jacksie with water is a hell of a lot cleaner than smearing it around with scented toilet paper, however culturally shocking some people find it.t versus room temperature water and fingernails. . . . . . Forgoing toilet paper in favour of a bum washer is the future. Tried it for the first time on a trip to India and I have never felt so clean below. Toilet paper just doesn't cut it and that is a fact. Rubbing paper on your arse is not so much cleaning it, but rather just wiping off the excess, no matter how good your potty training is.
Aiming a hosepipe at it instead however is an almost liberating feeling. You should try it in future.
Edited by Shay HTFC on Thursday 15th July 12:16
rypt said:
That's where it starts, looking at some parts of USA ... where lots of signs are now in both Spanish and English due to all the Mexicans coming over.
That is a necessity though... In 12 states of the US, Spanish is the dominant language. If they close all the borders now and don't let any more immigration the prediction is that 30 states will have Spanish as their dominant language.*The last US election was the first one where campaign literature was dual language to cater for the rising Spanish speaking population and the influence it has.
(* I really should stop listening to Radio 4 all the time - oh and the figures are roughly right)
rypt said:
Bill said:
rypt said:
Far from it, but I do not go about trying to change how this country does things with regards to toilets,
I think you need a sense of perspective, it's only a shopping centre.PS: Ever been to Wales?
It's certainly a 'greener' way to wipe your backside, not using any paper.... 
These are not new to the UK, as I said previously, I first became aware of them almost 30 years ago - the Indians used their toilet, and 'we' used ours - not once did I hear any moaning about it. I just think, thanks largely to disastrous labour policies, that 'we', overall, have become much more intolerant than we were – presumably because back then, we were free and left to make our own minds up, based on our own morals and experience – unlike now, where there is a generation that has been brought up being told how to think and what to say.
I think the only reason this is news is because we as a society have been poisoned with New Labour’s particular brand of ‘socialism’, and are now witnessing the inevitable backlash.
These are not new to the UK, as I said previously, I first became aware of them almost 30 years ago - the Indians used their toilet, and 'we' used ours - not once did I hear any moaning about it. I just think, thanks largely to disastrous labour policies, that 'we', overall, have become much more intolerant than we were – presumably because back then, we were free and left to make our own minds up, based on our own morals and experience – unlike now, where there is a generation that has been brought up being told how to think and what to say.
I think the only reason this is news is because we as a society have been poisoned with New Labour’s particular brand of ‘socialism’, and are now witnessing the inevitable backlash.
RacingPete said:
rypt said:
That's where it starts, looking at some parts of USA ... where lots of signs are now in both Spanish and English due to all the Mexicans coming over.
That is a necessity though... In 12 states of the US, Spanish is the dominant language. If they close all the borders now and don't let any more immigration the prediction is that 30 states will have Spanish as their dominant language.*The last US election was the first one where campaign literature was dual language to cater for the rising Spanish speaking population and the influence it has.
(* I really should stop listening to Radio 4 all the time - oh and the figures are roughly right)
It might be "harsh", but it would work. It would FORCE everyone to HAVE to use English day to day
t84 said:
rypt said:
Bill said:
rypt said:
Far from it, but I do not go about trying to change how this country does things with regards to toilets,
I think you need a sense of perspective, it's only a shopping centre.PS: Ever been to Wales?
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