UK Atheists told to take of Jesus and Mohammed Tshirts

[downbeatplumb]

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/12/..._hp_ref=uk

According to the students, a member of the LSE Legal and Compliance Team and Head of Security said that the wearing of the t-shirts could be considered "harassment", as it could "offend others" by creating an "offensive environment".

The students eventually agreed to cover up the t-shirts but said they "completely disagreed" with the students' union.

[Mothonis]

Typo in the title of this thread

[downbeatplumb]

Typo in the title of this thread

You are correct, in my defense I am quite hung over.

[Angrboda]

Typo in the title of this thread

You are correct, in my defense I am quite hung over.

In his defense, nobody worthwhile cares about the occasional typo.

[zebo-the-fat]

A secondary part of this fuss is the decision by some universities to allow visiting speakers to have the audience divided by sex, men on one side and women on the other. I'm sure this would not be allowed if the division was racial rather than sexual. (Where would a transgender person sit??)

[Fidel_Castronaut]

This has been going on for a while at LSE now.

Turns out LSE is full of hypocrites who are petrified of seeing Muslims rioting in their campus.

The ASH society there I believe are fighting tooth and nail against the bullying tactics of their students union and executive, and they should be supported 100%.

[là bạn điên]

Lets be clear, one could wear a Tshirt mocking Jesus with no problems at all. this is solely about Muslims and the de facto special rights they have in the UK to behave in increasingly unacceptable ways.

The blame must be laid at the doctrine of multiculturalism and the invented nonsense of "islamaphobia" a term used by multicultis to attack those who question and criticise Islam.

[Minimalist]

the t-shirts were "clearly designed to depict Mohammed and Jesus in a provocative manner"

Good. Fuck both of the silly ideas personified by those two assholes.

[NoraBrimstone]

If they are wearing the t-shirts purely to offend people, that's unacceptable behaviour. If they're wearing them for any other reason at all, there is no reason to stop them from wearing them, because if a person is offended by the actions of a person not intending to offend, the offended person is in the wrong and needs to take control of their own bloody emotions.

[EgoRaptor]

This is proof of the Islamification of our society. I think Dawkins's tweets sum this up perfectly.

No more Moslems should be allowed into the West, as they are clearly intent on taking over. Anyone wearing a hijab or burqa should be detained as a terror suspect.