When travelling to other countries, is one not asked to adhere to the laws and ethics of that nation?

Question

So why so different in the UK? Are we not of a nation of Christian origin where laws and ethics are based on that belief. So why accommodate to other faiths when others refuse to accommodate ours. Yes, it may be narrow-minded but I fail to see any principle adhered to anywhere in the world. The Dutch being very liberal don't have police personnel operating in a chequered hijab or am I mistaken?

Answer 1

I completely agree. We are getting there, though. Now, if someone from another countries breaks a big law, they get kicked out. What I don't get is why other countries don't appear to have this problem. This is going to cause offence to some, but why don't us natives get the pick of everything first? I have been trying to get a job for ages, and went to an interview a little while back, and the interviewer admitted that the ethnic minority come first. The only places willing to take us natives on are the shops run by these people from other countries or Chippies.

Answer 2

Not being funny but Laws, yes. Ethics, if the host country has any and they are deemed reasonable by the visitor, who may of course be from a religious country !

Answer 3

Christanity is not the oldest reliogion.Jesus was not from Britain.Most of the world religins are tolerant except Muslims.Even the very principle of christianity is LOVE ALL.One who does not follow is not a true Christian

Answer 4

Because this is the way it now done. We no longer care about our majority in any country. Instead we allow unchecked massive immigration and then kowtow to their whims. Don't speak English? No problem! We'll have the taxpayers hire an interpreter for you. And if anyone complains, just hurl epithets at them. That'll shut 'em up!

Answer 5

Political correctness,Human rights,A load of bull if you ask me ,When in rome.