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<blockquote data-quote="Wal Bada" data-source="post: 1713847" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>Please show which part of it is moronic</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yes, I can assure that there are <strong>NO</strong> non-muslim surgeons with long beards in SL. (there are only about 125 surgeons, so very easy to spot guys at College of Surgeons sessions). And muslim has a higher chance of having a long beard than a buddhist because your religion demands to grow it. </p><p></p><p>Muslims are highlighted because they don't want to adapt to the environment they are living. Especially as a minority. The ultra-stubborness of muslims have caused them to be highlighted.</p><p></p><p>Once more how many Buddhist or Hindu male doctors do you see coming in National dress or Vetti to the ward? The ones who does not stick to the dress code are only muslims. I repeat only muslims. You have been living in a blind world, but ultra-stubborn acts like these always create unrest.</p><p></p><p>Then you have tried so hard to prove that beard can be clean. It is never. That's why beards are shaven when chin area needs sutures, and hair is shaven, h=when scalp is injured and needs suturing. Don't try to argue about cleanliness of the beard because it is accepted as dirty in medical practice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wal Bada, post: 1713847, member: 654"] Please show which part of it is moronic Yes, I can assure that there are [B]NO[/B] non-muslim surgeons with long beards in SL. (there are only about 125 surgeons, so very easy to spot guys at College of Surgeons sessions). And muslim has a higher chance of having a long beard than a buddhist because your religion demands to grow it. Muslims are highlighted because they don't want to adapt to the environment they are living. Especially as a minority. The ultra-stubborness of muslims have caused them to be highlighted. Once more how many Buddhist or Hindu male doctors do you see coming in National dress or Vetti to the ward? The ones who does not stick to the dress code are only muslims. I repeat only muslims. You have been living in a blind world, but ultra-stubborn acts like these always create unrest. Then you have tried so hard to prove that beard can be clean. It is never. That's why beards are shaven when chin area needs sutures, and hair is shaven, h=when scalp is injured and needs suturing. Don't try to argue about cleanliness of the beard because it is accepted as dirty in medical practice. [/QUOTE]
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