[arista]

The Teacher has been Suspended


Police are stopping it
get out of hand.



Protestors Demand he is Sacked.


[Batley Grammar School headteacher
Gary Kibble, pictured today, has since apologised
for the 'inappropriate' resource]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...own-class.html

[One parent at the school said the cartoon was taken
from Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine
that was attacked in 2015 by Islamist terrorists
who killed 12 people in Paris.
A teacher has been suspended and the school
was forced to apologise, admitting the image was "totally inappropriate".]

https://news.sky.com/story/batley-gr...cials-12256247



Sign Of The Times.

[parmnion]

That bloke should have a peg on his grey beard, not his mask.

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

That bloke should have a peg on his grey beard, not his mask.

Sure it would help

[LeatherTrumpet]

the more we can expose superstition and indoctrinated falsehoods the better

[UserSince2005]

Someone has a death wish

[Oliver_W]

Why should he have been suspended, and why should the school apologize? We're not living under blasphemy laws.

I just hope he stays safe, we've seen what happens to teachers who show cartoons which annoy them...

Interesting how the protesters are okay with following a text that is full of violence and hatred, but showing a cartoon of a dead paedo is what crosses the line...

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

the more we can expose superstition and indoctrinated falsehoods the better

The irony.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Why should he have been suspended, and why should the school apologize? We're not living under blasphemy laws.

I just hope he stays safe, we've seen what happens to teachers who show cartoons which annoy them...

Interesting how the protesters are okay with following a text that is full of violence and hatred, but showing a cartoon of a dead paedo is what crosses the line...

Precisely

[Mystic Mock]

But the Teacher didn't do anything wrong?

[arista]

[arista]

[Cherie]

The teacher is now in hiding, are we living in the West or in some regime?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The teacher is now in hiding, are we living in the West or in some regime?

I'm just glad islam is the religion of peace, or I'd be really worried about his safety...

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm just glad islam is the religion of peace, or I'd be really worried about his safety...

That mob should have been dispersed by police, what’s wrong with complaining by email or over the phone

[LeatherTrumpet]

The school is now shut

[Nicky91]

people never learn i see


i mean attacks like the charlie hepdo office one, or another teacher beheading in france even more recently


one would think we would all be more careful regarding prophet muhammad




Islam, according to koran is ''anti-terrorism'' so if this teacher gets any death threats it are radical extremists, like i said many times before and i still stand by my opinion on this, these sicko's are a disgrace for their own religion too whom i don't count as muslims myself (the real muslims are the victims here as well, who get verbal and physical abuse cuz of the actions of those terrorist lunatics)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The teacher is now in hiding, are we living in the West or in some regime?

There will be Strict Muslims that
want that Teacher killed.


Some kids that were in that class
will let the Strict Muslims
know who that Teacher is.

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by arista

There will be Strict Muslims that
want that Teacher killed.


Some kids that were in that class
will let the Strict Muslims
know who that Teacher is.

They dont just want him killed, they want him beheaded, how barbaric.

[arista]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

They dont just want him killed, they want him beheaded, how barbaric.

Like the French Teacher
a year ago or so.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

people never learn i see


i mean attacks like the charlie hepdo office one, or another teacher beheading in france even more recently


one would think we would all be more careful regarding prophet muhammad




Islam, according to koran is ''anti-terrorism'' so if this teacher gets any death threats it are radical extremists, like i said many times before and i still stand by my opinion on this, these sicko's are a disgrace for their own religion too whom i don't count as muslims myself (the real muslims are the victims here as well, who get verbal and physical abuse cuz of the actions of those terrorist lunatics)

Even if their religious texts were anti-terrorism, what actually matters is how they're interpreted and enacted in the world. And the way they're currently being followed is rather pro-terror, and anti-freedom.

[Ammi]

...this are words from Qari Asim...

Asim, chair of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board and imam of the Makkah mosque in Leeds, said: “People have a right to express their concerns and hurt but protests can’t always achieve what can be achieved through constructive dialogue. Fair investigation by the school, in consultation with the parents, should be allowed to take place. We do not want to fan the flames of Islamophobia and provoke hatred or division.”

...seriously Arista, any threats of violence or fears of violence would not be from ‘strict Muslims’, it would be from extremists/terrorists...


....the focus now for everyone/the school and the community needs to be how to move forward from this and as Qari Asim has said, communication is the key...and the defusing of any heightened feelings atm...

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...this are words from Qari Asim...

Asim, chair of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board and imam of the Makkah mosque in Leeds, said: “People have a right to express their concerns and hurt but protests can’t always achieve what can be achieved through constructive dialogue. Fair investigation by the school, in consultation with the parents, should be allowed to take place. We do not want to fan the flames of Islamophobia and provoke hatred or division.”

...seriously Arista, any threats of violence or fears of violence would not be from ‘strict Muslims’, it would be from extremists/terrorists...


....the focus now for everyone/the school and the community needs to be how to move forward from this and as Qari Asim has said, communication is the key...and the defusing of any heightened feelings atm...

If you keep burying your head in the sand you wont have a head to bury before long.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...this are words from Qari Asim...

Asim, chair of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board and imam of the Makkah mosque in Leeds, said: “People have a right to express their concerns and hurt but protests can’t always achieve what can be achieved through constructive dialogue. Fair investigation by the school, in consultation with the parents, should be allowed to take place. We do not want to fan the flames of Islamophobia and provoke hatred or division.”

...seriously Arista, any threats of violence or fears of violence would not be from ‘strict Muslims’, it would be from extremists/terrorists...


....the focus now for everyone/the school and the community needs to be how to move forward from this and as Qari Asim has said, communication is the key...and the defusing of any heightened feelings atm...

Extreme Muslims Yes

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...this are words from Qari Asim...

Asim, chair of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board and imam of the Makkah mosque in Leeds, said: “People have a right to express their concerns and hurt but protests can’t always achieve what can be achieved through constructive dialogue. Fair investigation by the school, in consultation with the parents, should be allowed to take place. We do not want to fan the flames of Islamophobia and provoke hatred or division.”

...seriously Arista, any threats of violence or fears of violence would not be from ‘strict Muslims’, it would be from extremists/terrorists...


....the focus now for everyone/the school and the community needs to be how to move forward from this and as Qari Asim has said, communication is the key...and the defusing of any heightened feelings atm...

It shouldn't even be investigated, freedoms shouldn't bow down to a religion. Especially with the threat of violence hanging over things, that's pretty much
bowing down to terrorism.

[bitontheslide]

The teacher knew exactly what he was doing and what it would stir up. It was obviously premeditated. It's a long time since I did anything close to religious education (it wasn't big in Scotland ) but, is it appropriate to mock any religion in a RE class - i don't think so

That aside, the point has been made. Those with strong religious beliefs think they can tear down our democracy if it conflicts with their religion and that has to be stamped out quickly