I’m curious—which websites actually count as "legitimate" here on Reddit? Apparently, I broke the rules by posting this:
TheProvense says: Check out this post
Back in 2015
A school in Germany advised its female students to dress in accordance with Sharia law!
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lonebadger6 said:The post and the link were deleted, and we're asking you to stop reposting it. There's a reason you won't find this "news" on any reputable site—it's because it's fake.
Even in the completely fabricated versions circulating on obscure corners of the web (where this was picked up from Facebook), there isn't even a mention of "Sharia law," and in reality, the story has zero connection to anything being suggested.
The warning is long because people love to whine about censorship and "suppressing free speech." No—censorship here only applies to the nonsense posted in PDF Alternative, if even then. And honestly, those posts are more serious than the delusional blowhards staring at the sun who think they're 140 years old and feeling great, when all they're doing is spreading panic, fear, and hate based on pure lies.
Hopefully, these sites meet your standards for being "serious":
http://www.europeanguardian.com/86-u...sharia-conformhttp://www.rt.com/news/270214-bavari...chool-clothes/