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Old 04-04-2004, 19:19   #29
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Re: Workingmen's clubs

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Originally Posted by kronas
great thanks for the generalisation, you have to remember everyone is diffarent if you inherit your social skills and thoughts through your race or family, you are responsible for your bigoted, racist antisocial views.
Since when have I been racist, antisocial or bigoted? And where did I say that everyone who was discrete and well mannered was racist and violent? And I have certainly not said that about you.

Read what I say before you criticise me. I was making the point that people who appear to be discrete and polite may not be (which is why I gave the example of the victorians).

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i clearly asked earlier on in the thread 'what goes on thats so special ?' it seems from your comments nothing does.......
Actually, that was my point. In my experiance, nothing special does go on, so I don't understand the need for a fuss.

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i have been to clubs, the age restrictions are there to safeguard people who should not be there, even some clubs have dress codes, but this is discrimination for being a female, which is diffarent because its alienating a sex.
Actually, I wasn't talking about the legal restrictions on age (ie, over 18). I was talking about the clubs placing extra restrictions on age (clubs that specify you should be over 25)
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