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How Are These Muslim Bus Drivers Allowed To Get Away With This?
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If the person with the dog has time to spare it might be worthwhile giving a simple 'no' to the driver and wait for the forces of law and order to come and sort it out. It would be interesting to see whether the law of the land regarding the disabled trumps the hysteria of a follower of the religion of peace. I could see the outcome being a taxi paid for by the police for...
17:12 Sun 01st Jun 2014
they aren't getting away with it though are they? they have been told it's not acceptable- and it isn't.
//The Muslim Council of Britain urged tolerance and common sense on the issue. A spokesman said: “Muslim drivers should have no hesitation in allowing guide dogs in their taxi or bus. Some schools of Islam regard the saliva of dogs as impure and others think there is no problem.
“If a dog does lick you, then it’s not the end of the world – just go home and wash.”//
//The Muslim Council of Britain urged tolerance and common sense on the issue. A spokesman said: “Muslim drivers should have no hesitation in allowing guide dogs in their taxi or bus. Some schools of Islam regard the saliva of dogs as impure and others think there is no problem.
“If a dog does lick you, then it’s not the end of the world – just go home and wash.”//
Not a very well researched story, and it is 4 years old.
It is against the law to not allow guide dogs on public teansport. The driver and company can be prosecuted. The blind person should complain properly and get culprits fined. Whinging on a forum months later helps no one.
Taxi drivers use their own vehicles and can decide which passengers they don't want to pick up. Anyone, not just a blind person should inform the company when they make a booking that they want to trave with their dog, and a non muslim driver will be dispatched. Failure to mention a dog and subsequent refusal of a taxi ride are easily avoidable, and anyone not mentionng adog has only themselves to blame.
It is against the law to not allow guide dogs on public teansport. The driver and company can be prosecuted. The blind person should complain properly and get culprits fined. Whinging on a forum months later helps no one.
Taxi drivers use their own vehicles and can decide which passengers they don't want to pick up. Anyone, not just a blind person should inform the company when they make a booking that they want to trave with their dog, and a non muslim driver will be dispatched. Failure to mention a dog and subsequent refusal of a taxi ride are easily avoidable, and anyone not mentionng adog has only themselves to blame.
If the person with the dog has time to spare it might be worthwhile giving a simple 'no' to the driver and wait for the forces of law and order to come and sort it out.
It would be interesting to see whether the law of the land regarding the disabled trumps the hysteria of a follower of the religion of peace.
I could see the outcome being a taxi paid for by the police for the blind person and the dog and an apology to the crazy person driving the bus for any offence caused. Out of earshot of normal folk, of course.
It would be interesting to see whether the law of the land regarding the disabled trumps the hysteria of a follower of the religion of peace.
I could see the outcome being a taxi paid for by the police for the blind person and the dog and an apology to the crazy person driving the bus for any offence caused. Out of earshot of normal folk, of course.
in a similar vein, a poster has appeared near a park in poplar requesting that people not walk their dogs in what is "now an Islamic area"
http:// www.eas tlondon adverti ser.co. uk/news /court- crime/e xtra_po lice_pa trols_o ver_isl amic_ar ea_anti _dog_si gns_in_ tower_h amlets_ 1_36222 52#cxre cs_s
of course it could be right-wing mischief making; but could equally be a rather clumsy request from the majority area community. but if that's what they want, why not?
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of course it could be right-wing mischief making; but could equally be a rather clumsy request from the majority area community. but if that's what they want, why not?
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