1st halal food lunches served at elementary, junior high schools in 2 east Japan towns – The Mainichi

16 comments

1. cool!

   the more variety and options available, the better!

2. ALHUMDULILLA! That’s amazing.

3. Eh… Not a fan. The halal butchering process inflicts unnecessary pain on the animals.

4. >A Pakistani fourth grader, 10, said with a smile, “My first school lunch was delicious. I was happy to eat with everyone else.”

   this isn’t something worth celebrating, this is a tragedy

5. Doing a seperate menu for just 35 students seems abit overkill doesn’t it? In the entire town of Sakai looking at the article.

6. Huh. Cool for inclusion I guess. Still not a fan of the practice.

7. How close are we to friday prayers on the roads?

8. Halal is an inhumane terrible way to kill animals. 

   It’s akin to the way ISIS/islamic state used to execute prisoners too.

9. Wow some of these comments about halal food are insane.

10. Yeah let’s not do this in Japan.

    It always turns into being unable to get anything that ISN’T halal in the end.

    I thought I was getting away from this shit. Please don’t let this rot take hold here too.

11. So the cancer is spreading

12. Japan doesn’t need this shit

13. What’s with all of the intolerant foreign expats creeping into the Reddit comment section of these Japan articles? Japan moving towards a more tolerant and inclusive society is a good thing, especially with a population and workforce that are declining at the current intense rate.

14. That sub being such a conservative hellhole corresponds pretty well to the foreigners I see in Japan. Why this country seem to only attract the biggest losers worldwide I have no idea.

    Ask yourself, why would you care if halal food is introduced ? Don’t you think it’s hard enough to be Muslim in Japan ? You eat meat all day but all of a sudden halal meat is cruel ? Be honest with yourselves, 30 years of US propaganda just cooked your brain and you just hate Muslims.

15. Japan is getting corrupted

16. Why does everyone around the world feel the need to cater to foreign practices? I have never visited a foreign country and expected them to cater to my needs. I follow what the locals are doing.