Whilst campuses throughout Australia boast about liberal thought and multiculturalism, the truth is a lot grimmer. In reality the only thought allowed is that of a narrow Marxist perspective, which instead of fighting racism, which it purports to do, openly supports separation. This overt discrimination which I noticed on a recent visit to a University campus was evident in the form of religious apartheid.
No toilet humor intended here, but not only did they have separate prayer rooms for Muslims but separate toilets as well. I felt as comfortable as an African American would under the Jim Crow Laws. To make matters worse all the Muslim toilets had combination locks on, as did the Prayer Rooms, to stop us infidel folk from contaminating the Islamic toilet seats.
No toilet humor intended here, but not only did they have separate prayer rooms for Muslims but separate toilets as well. I felt as comfortable as an African American would under the Jim Crow Laws. To make matters worse all the Muslim toilets had combination locks on, as did the Prayer Rooms, to stop us infidel folk from contaminating the Islamic toilet seats.
Holy Shite I had no idea how sacred Islamic faeces are - it’s a real eye opener!
Not for Infidels (These photos were taken at La Trobe University Bundoora campus.)
By the way, this is not the only University, which supports apartheid on campus.
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It is apartheid - plain and simple.
Sharia compliant banking, halal johns, wudu rooms.
What's next - two sets of family law.
Polygamy rocks!! :upset
Sharia compliant banking, halal johns, wudu rooms.
What's next - two sets of family law.
Polygamy rocks!! :upset
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December 25, 2006
How come Muslims are the only ones allowed to have separate toilets?
Suggestion to La Trobe: either have a whole block of toilets labelled with all the different religions (including Zoroastrian, Bahai, Jain etc), or else just have the same toilets for everyone. You can't separate people by religion at Uni.
What next - separate lecture theatres for Muslims so they won't be contaminated.
Suggestion to La Trobe: either have a whole block of toilets labelled with all the different religions (including Zoroastrian, Bahai, Jain etc), or else just have the same toilets for everyone. You can't separate people by religion at Uni.
What next - separate lecture theatres for Muslims so they won't be contaminated.
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December 27, 2006
What about transgender/ lesbian/ buggery toilets?
This is totally ridiculous.
Well I want conservative toilets myself and do not want to be in the same washroom with useful and useless idiots.
This is totally ridiculous.
Well I want conservative toilets myself and do not want to be in the same washroom with useful and useless idiots.
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December 28, 2006
Come to think of it aren't the Muslims offended that the female figure in the photo is wearing a short dress with LEGS SHOWING- and no veil? Shouldn't they have a dalek shape on the door of the loo?
Which brings me to ask - where are the dalek or other extraterrestrial animals toilets?
Which brings me to ask - where are the dalek or other extraterrestrial animals toilets?
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December 29, 2006
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