FloorGenAdm · 51-55, M
calicuz · 56-60, M
1: Is it violating local sound ordinance laws?
2: It's no different than Catholic church bells. A call to prayer is a call to prayer, whether it's bells or lythergy.
3: Would it make a difference if it was Eastern Orthodox lythergy, spoken in an Eastern European language?
4: Rule number one: We are responsible for ourselves, especially the way we think.
2: It's no different than Catholic church bells. A call to prayer is a call to prayer, whether it's bells or lythergy.
3: Would it make a difference if it was Eastern Orthodox lythergy, spoken in an Eastern European language?
4: Rule number one: We are responsible for ourselves, especially the way we think.
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LadyShagw0rthy · 36-40, F
kodiac · 22-25, M
@LadyShagw0rthy I'm assuming you're British how do you feel about there being places in your country where you are not free to go because you're not muslim?
MethDozer · M
@LadyShagw0rthy to be fair if I play my crust punk that loud, the cops will be called by my neighbors
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
MethDozer · M
I mean its annoying af and should have some decible limits. Yet it isnt much different than church bells ringing at various times throughout the day and night.
I mean personally I think amd wish we told all relgions to stfu and keep it inside. However the christians wont ever allow it, so if allowed for one, should be allowed for all.
I mean personally I think amd wish we told all relgions to stfu and keep it inside. However the christians wont ever allow it, so if allowed for one, should be allowed for all.
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RachelLia2003 · 22-25, F
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
Eid mubarak.
NativePortlander1970 · 51-55
The first amendment