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Nice ad hominem and red herring there Bart. Sikhs do not make me angry or frightened, like other irrational religious beliefs I bear them no particular ill will, which, is beside the point. I say treat eveyone as a homo sapien sapien, no need to project one's religion on others, doubly so as an elected representative.

The point is, is that projecting your religious belief on your constituents as an elected representative paid by the taxpayers is a no-no. We can debate philosophy all day, but as an elected MP you represent ALL your consitutents and thus, should be secular whilst in public or engaging  in government work and votes.This goes to the heart of a pluralistic democracy, no one is without bias, but proudly ascribing to a strict set of faith based morals/values/whatnot is not conducive to the ethics involved in governing in the public sphere. Thus, public repreetnatives should be secular.