derp

howard please check pms

She was talking about the crucifix in the national assembly because it has an historical value, not putting up cruficix everywhere
- Fredobbface

The ban on religious symbols would not extend to employees who wear a crucifix necklace. Nor would it extend to the crucifix hanging in the legislature, which Marois says is part of Quebec’s heritage. The cross first found its way onto the legislative chamber’s wall in 1936 under the government of Maurice Duplessis.

Thank you Captain Literal
- dt99999

Thank you Captain Ad Nauseam

Thank you Captain Ab Nauseam
- Dgrdnr

first time I ever see this word in reference to me.

The ban on religious symbols would not extend to employees who wear a crucifix necklace. Nor would it extend to the crucifix hanging in the legislature, which Marois says is part of Quebec’s heritage. The cross first found its way onto the legislative chamber’s wall in 1936 under the government of Maurice Duplessis.
- DoubleDown

I'd take down every (frank)ing religious symbol.

*tackles Howard*

first time I ever see this word in reference to me.
- dt99999

oups

I may have the same model of keyboard as you.

Why is who Ellen Degeneres wants to marry an election issue?
- hscesq

because no opposing politicians have any concrete plans to fix any real problems and they need to draw attention away from that.

Thank you Captain Literal
- dt99999

i used to have that lunch box.

The ban on religious symbols would not extend to employees who wear a crucifix necklace. Nor would it extend to the crucifix hanging in the legislature, which Marois says is part of Quebec’s heritage. The cross first found its way onto the legislative chamber’s wall in 1936 under the government of Maurice Duplessis.
- DoubleDown

It would not extend to cross necklaces or any other necklaces (let's say David's jewish star) because they not symbols of restriction and imposition of one's religion.

It's hard to legislate common sense, but I agree with this

howard please check pms
- dt99999

Done.

It would not extend to cross necklaces or any other necklaces (let's say David's jewish star) because they not symbols of restriction and imposition of one's religion.

It's hard to legislate common sense, but I agree with this
- Fredobbface

She wins the election, you won't have to worry much about these.

It would not extend to cross necklaces or any other necklaces (let's say David's jewish star) because they not symbols of restriction and imposition of one's religion.

It's hard to legislate common sense, but I agree with this
- Fredobbface

History called to say you're wrong.

It would not extend to cross necklaces or any other necklaces (let's say David's jewish star) because they not symbols of restriction and imposition of one's religion.

It's hard to legislate common sense, but I agree with this
- Fredobbface

you're right, that's not prejudice at all. restricts Jews, Muslims, etc. but not Catholics.

you're right, that's not prejudice at all. restricts Jews, Muslims, etc. but not Catholics.
- DoubleDown

Cause Catholics never tried to force their beliefs down someone's throat...

Like NEVER.

I'm not a chronic masturbator.

I'm a woman.
- Le_Moderateur

seriously though look at this collection of idiots.... and we're supposed to choose one...

- dt99999

Aussant is hot.

Seems to be too many captains in here today

Cause Catholics never tried to force their beliefs down someone's throat...

Like NEVER.
- Dgrdnr

no idea what you're driving. like not a clue.

but wearing a religious symbol is not forcing your beliefs down anyone's throat.

no idea what you're driving. like not a clue.

but wearing a religious symbol is not forcing your beliefs down anyone's throat.
- DoubleDown

but they could literally force the symbol down someones throat

I'm not a chronic masturbator.
- Le_Moderateur

Liar.

Thank you Captain Ad Nauseam
- Dgrdnr

you're right, that's not prejudice at all. restricts Jews, Muslims, etc. but not Catholics.
- DoubleDown

You can wear little jewish symbols also Adam. Just not that funny looking tiny hat