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I am in @CAGEintl. as a senior director.
I was in Gitmo 25 years ago, but I have a clean record.
You, on the other hand, have convictions for assault, resisting arrest, mortgage fraud, passport fraud, illegal immigration, public order, drug possession, stalking, contempt of court, and you've been imprisoned three times.
You forced me to set you straight when you couldn't hack a few days of solitary in Belmarsh and tried to get sympathy by comparing it to #Guantanamo.
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Geoffrey #Epstein celebrated your release.
I'd sit this one out, Tommeh.
@UtdLad__@BulletValentina@Amirkhokher Calling Khabib Nurmagomedov a “terrible human” over views you dislike is lazy. He’s shown discipline, humility, and integrity in a brutal sport. Criticize specific beliefs if you want but reducing a whole person to insults isn’t argument, it’s bias. I can see your your timeline!
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@kaylee_ashlynn Calling halal a “demonic sacrifice” is ignorance dressed as confidence. Billions eat halal daily without issue. Maybe learn the facts before slandering Allah. Knowledge beats fear. I'd love to hear your thoughts on kosher?
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@alexistheanon@FTBLsection A multi-faith room isn’t a museum of symbols. It doesn’t need a cross on the wall to be open to Christians. It’s a neutral space anyone can use for prayer or reflection. If one group brings items they need, others are free to do the same. Openness matters, not décor.
@Watchdog_MP@FTBLsection It’s only “for one faith” if others are being stopped from using it and they aren’t. It’s open access. The fact one group uses it more, or brings items they need, doesn’t make it exclusive. That’s demand, not discrimination.
@c_r_5@PeverellTom@FTBLsection Multi-faith has nothing to do with sex. These rooms are typically open to men and women, sometimes with separate areas or times for privacy, just like other facilities. Providing privacy isn’t exclusion. It’s about making the space usable and respectful for everyone.
@estebansarrazol@norest4thewkd@FTBLsection Multi-faith means open to all, not customised for every posture. The mats aren’t permanent fixtures, they’re brought in by supporters and can be moved. If Christians wanted chairs or kneelers, they’re free to bring them too. Equal access matters, not identical setup.
@RoyalOak24@norest4thewkd@FTBLsection The prayer mats weren’t even provided by the club they were supplied by MUMSC. Anyone of any faith can use the room and bring what they need, just as Muslim supporters did. Access is equal; usage just reflects demand.
@markygasman@FTBLsection Calling prayer mats “magic carpets” isn’t banter, it’s a stereotype. A multi-faith room doesn’t need a crucifix on display to be open to Christians. It’s a shared space anyone can use. If you don’t want to, fine. Mocking others’ faith isn’t it.
@PeverellTom@FTBLsection It’s called multi-faith because it’s open to everyone. The prayer mats weren’t even provided by the club they were supplied by MUMSC. Anyone of any faith can use the room and bring what they need, just as Muslim supporters did. Access is equal; usage just reflects demand.