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The problem with India is that it's full of Indians. Same country minus Indians would be heaven. -
In the 2011 UK census around 20,000 White Brits put their religion down as Sikh. -
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/maidstone/news/bring-family-friends-dogs-cats-kids-to-park-243561/ Meet up in Mote Park, Maidstone, announced by Metin Warwick is criticised TRAVEL NEWS NEWS ALERTS BYMary Graham mgraham@thekmgroup.co.uk Read all comments | 49 19:00, 06 March 2021 | Updated: 07:57, 07 March 2021 A council has condemned a bid for a mass park meet-up tomorrow. Metin Warwick, a barber who has previously gone against lockdown rules, suggested people congregate in Mote Park, Maidstone. Announcing an 11am meeting time, by the cafe, he added on Facebook: "Bring family, friends, dogs, cats, kids, or just come alone because you won't feel alone when you get there." He also included pictures of the park looking busy by the childrens' play area. Some of his supporters said they would 'join the next meeting' while others pledged 'to be there.' Under lockdown restrictions it is still illegal to travel away from home and meet in groups. People are allowed to meet just one other person from outside their household for exercise only. The government does plan to ease this but not until later this month. From Monday people will also be allowed to leave home for recreation outdoors with another person from outside their household, or support bubble. From March 29, as schools start to break up, outdoor gatherings (including in private gardens) of either six people or two households will be allowed. A spokesman for Maidstone council, which manages Mote Park, said: "The council would discourage any such event and would encourage people to adhere to the rules. "We're very close to lockdown easing, why ruin it now? Mr Warwick, 39, who previously ran King's Hill Barbers in Churchill Square, has been vocal in not agreeing with lockdown or his salon having to close. Speaking to KentOnline at the end of last year (before children were told to stay home from school) he said: "My business will continue, simple as that. I don't agree with it, everything is a conflict of interest - kids go to school but they can't play football, plumbers can go into people's houses but I can't cut somebody's hair. -
It’s not a binary thing completely the main things that would make difference is lack of telecommunication, TV and Internet people would be forced to live very different life without these
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