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Lancsmade, What I would Like To know is, Why Should a British Soldier in his own Country Be Unsafe Wearing His Uniform?.To me Its a disgrace and an Insult to them. **M**.

I'd rather be insulted than shot at or bombed by Irish terrorists, Merlin. That's why the ruling came in.

Gwynne

do a poll of those of different religions to ours in this country and its been found that its us the British PC brigade who create ,,by the over use --**they maybe offended*,,,,,**as not to offend *them**

half of **they /them** dont have a problem,,its the **others** who hype things up,,

Here Here Ann,
well said .
i have wrote 4 replys to this thread
and wiped them of again as what i want to say will proberly get me in trouble.
But can i just say this , the PC brigade should mind their own business, then maybe this country would be a at peace again
Hazelx

Good letter, well done.

It is too easy to forget that discrimination works both ways. I'm just waiting for it to blow up in the face of the PC brigade - will serve them right.

n

I think it's an odd situation. On one hand you have councils, governments etc making rulings to prevent things in case they cause offence to a group/faith/nationality etc that wasn't even slightly offended to start with.

Then again, you have the other extreme where people look for discrimination where it doesn't exist. At the supermarket where I used to work an Asian customer tried to sue the shop because he left his car in the car park longer than the maximum time and got a ticket, so he claimed racial discrimination. The car par attendant didn't have a clue what race he was from, just that he'd gone past the hour.

n