Shak! I have discussed what you said about the population, the difference is others talked negatively about the population or someone talked about resort being Muslims versus non-muslims. I discussed that too. (You forgot Naabigh since he did not accept your position. )
But I am only going by the discussion suggested in second post since I did not get satisfactory answer from your position on the article. No one inquired your position, I did. Sorry.
You did say no to should there be a Muslim-friendly resort?
And that is not a good answer. You mentioned it CAN be possible where Muslim majority is or how many Muslims are visiting.
I understand your logic of business sense, but that is not what I am saying to have businesses preemptively spend on something which will not be used by the customers. I am talking about the mind set of being ‘friendly’ or ‘not friendly’.
The whole notion of " There is no need for Muslim-friendly resort in UK" is bothersome.
Try to acknowledge that.
Back in the days Jews and dogs were not allowed in restaurants. Now you CAN get kosher food even on airplanes.
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