Uhmmmmmm

Alcedo

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/new-york/muslims-police-scuffle-rye-playland-over-amusement-park-123309825.html

I guess they do not feel rules apply to them. Pretty simple, no head gear allowed in park. The park was probably sued due to someone's head gear flyin goff or getting caught in the machinery, to protect everyone.....simple rule.....no head gear.

I guess they do not feel rules apply to them. Pretty simple, do as the Po Po says and everything is fine.........start fighting with them and you will loose.

I hope they took all the little POS to jail.

Fishin Rod

Those rules don't apply to muslims. They are "special"...

King_Me

This reminds me of this case a few years back -

Muslim Woman Sues Over Driver's License Photo
Woman Refused To Show Face



POSTED: Wednesday, January 30, 2002
UPDATED: 9:21 am EDT June 27, 2002

A Muslim woman has sued the state for suspending her drivers license after she refused to remove her face-covering veil for the photo.
Sultaana Freeman, 34, said she was allowed to wear her niqab, which only reveals her eyes, for her drivers license photo in Illinois and for a Florida license issued to her in February. State officials demanded Freeman take a photo without her veil in November, following record checks prompted by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Freeman filed suit earlier this month in Orange County. "I don't show my face to strangers or unrelated males," Freeman said. Florida law states that license applicants be issued "a color photographic or digital imaged drivers license bearing a full-face photograph." Robert Sanchez, a spokesman for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, said his agency has no choice but to enforce that law. But ACLU lawyer Howard Marks said the law is vague and pointed to another Florida law stating the "government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion." Freeman, a former evangelist preacher, converted to Islam about five years ago. At least three other Muslim women have been refused Florida drivers licenses because of their headdresses, said Altaf Ali, executive director of the Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Ali said he has asked the state to clarify its policy on religiously mandated clothes.



If they don't want to abide the laws here, deport them!

mad dog bite

"They treated us like animals, like we were nothing," Alrabah said. "They came with their dogs and sticks. We came to have fun."
They are animals wth names like kareem and jamal....