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Originally Posted by Johny Traffic
Or being a muslim, in a muslim populated area, in a city with a very large muslim population and her children going to a school with a large muslim population of students, in a city with very few jewsa, in a school with very few jews, in a country with very few jews, she could in a school that muslim tax payers who make up the majority of the population where she lives ask for Halal meats instead of Kosher meat
Or are the majority muslims not afforded the same rights as the minority jews?
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If all that you say is true why is it 1 person's objections being voiced in the OP's article and not the entire communities objections?
I find it difficult to believe that it is a widespread issue with so little public awareness.
Perhaps it is they that should become more adapted to their current surroundings or find a more suitable place to settle upon.
If the meals provided by the school are not suitable to any individual I am certain the remedy of bringing 1s own meal from home is acceptable.
I would also like to believe that no one at the school is forcing these children to eat school provided meals. I do not believe anyone at the school is threatening the children with physical harm or beheading if they refuse to eat the meal the school provides either.
If any person does not like the way things are where the reside they have the option of relocating where it is more to their liking.
Certain groups of people seem to believe that all things in their part of the world should change to suit them and the world does not work that way.
I do not believe any group of people should expect or receive special considerations or treatment based on personal beliefs/religion in a setting such as schools or other public programs supported by the entire community. If she wants her children to attend a school solely devoted to the Muslim way of life the family should enroll the children in such a school and pay for it from the families own pockets.