Should coroners prioritise cases based on the religion of the deceased?



Frijj said:
Jewish community leaders in North London are calling for a coroner to quit as she is refusing to prioritise cases based on religion.

In Judaism and Islam, bodies should be buried on the day of death or very soon after.

However the coroner has said she won’t allow cases to take priority based on the religion.

This is causing some consternation within the local Jewish community.

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I'd put them to the back of the queue in retaliation for chopping perfectly healthy parts off small chaps.

Sick fucks
 
gillythedilf said:
This ,

If they don’t like it they can fuck off and live in the country of there origin where a religious state peddles their shit .Thats the answer the op wants ...
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Probably born and belted in the UK. Just spouting racist claptrap.

In answer to drink though No. Shouldn't be prioritised. If the local community wishes to fund an additional coroner so assist religious sensibilities then maybe so
 
Frijj said:
Jewish community leaders in North London are calling for a coroner to quit as she is refusing to prioritise cases based on religion.

In Judaism and Islam, bodies should be buried on the day of death or very soon after.

However the coroner has said she won’t allow cases to take priority based on the religion.

This is causing some consternation within the local Jewish community.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42746735
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نعم فعلا
 
Frijj said:
Jewish community leaders in North London are calling for a coroner to quit as she is refusing to prioritise cases based on religion.

In Judaism and Islam, bodies should be buried on the day of death or very soon after.

However the coroner has said she won’t allow cases to take priority based on the religion.

This is causing some consternation within the local Jewish community.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42746735
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Of course they should be prioritised.
 
Frijj said:
Jewish community leaders in North London are calling for a coroner to quit as she is refusing to prioritise cases based on religion.

In Judaism and Islam, bodies should be buried on the day of death or very soon after.

However the coroner has said she won’t allow cases to take priority based on the religion.

This is causing some consternation within the local Jewish community.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42746735
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I have been on a visit to a number of various religious houses and they have all given a short talk on the basis of their customs and beliefs. This very thing cropped up with the Jewish faith. I was told, that one of their rules, was to obey the law of the land they were in.

Appears therefore that some of their followers are forgetting that rule. No one person or one faith has the ultimate right to be of greater good than another.
 
Frijj said:
Jewish community leaders in North London are calling for a coroner to quit as she is refusing to prioritise cases based on religion.

In Judaism and Islam, bodies should be buried on the day of death or very soon after.

However the coroner has said she won’t allow cases to take priority based on the religion.

This is causing some consternation within the local Jewish community.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42746735
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No, they should get equal priority like every body else.
 
soapster said:
I have been on a visit to a number of various religious houses and they have all given a short talk on the basis of their customs and beliefs. This very thing cropped up with the Jewish faith. I was told, that one of their rules, was to obey the law of the land they were in.

Appears therefore that some of their followers are forgetting that rule. No one person or one faith has the ultimate right to be of greater good than another.
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Spot on.
 

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