Thread: U.S. Muslims fight back against state bids to ban sharia

Originally Posted by Joker

That pretty much seems to be the attitude here amongst some Christians. Can't see the difference between them and radical muslims, can you?

Neither can I.

Can't see the difference? Let me help you out, you Joker, you:

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Originally Posted by Subdermal

Can't see the difference? Let me help you out, you Joker, you:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHEk_kaXmTk

I said some, not all, so if you're offended by that, it's either because you are a member of that group of some Christians, or you don't understand the meaning of "some".

And yes, their rhetoric is the same.

Originally Posted by Dutch

Sorry 'bout that, here's the source.

http://www.politicalislam.com/pdf/We...aNonMuslim.pdf

Figured not 1 source

well still waiting wich "entire area's" in europe are under sharia law .

Same goes for all the rest of the driblle in that pdf.

More basic fear mongering .

as long as you for bid all faith based law Islamic Christian Jewish Hindu etcetera i don’t mind if you ban sharia

as long as you ban all laws that would take away for are rights no problem banning sharia

Singling it out alone is dumb though

Originally Posted by k995

Figured not 1 source

well still waiting wich "entire area's" in europe are under sharia law .

Same goes for all the rest of the driblle in that pdf.

More basic fear mongering .

A PDF? LoL, pdf is for your benefit, my liberal friend - its a published book, with ISBN and everything...

As for the rest of your ridiculous demands, Google is your friend - do your own research. Have you ever even been to Europe?

Originally Posted by stig42

as long as you for bid all faith based law Islamic Christian Jewish Hindu etcetera i don’t mind if you ban sharia

as long as you ban all laws that would take away for are rights no problem banning sharia

Singling it out alone is dumb though

Well, it is your Constitutional right to speak out your mind. Guess what - under sharia law, this, as well as many other basic rights you're enjoying for the moment, will evaporate. that is a fact.

Originally Posted by Dutch

Well, it is your Constitutional right to speak out your mind. Guess what - under sharia law, this, as well as many other basic rights you're enjoying for the moment, will evaporate. that is a fact.

not fact. delusional fantasy. muslims would like equal standing with Jews and CHristians to have elders in their faith be allowed to adjudicate civil issues arising between two or more willing muslim participants. that's it. there cannot be nor will there ever be a move by muslims in America to have American jurisprudence conform to Islamic traditions.

Originally Posted by Dutch

Well, it is your Constitutional right to speak out your mind. Guess what - under sharia law, this, as well as many other basic rights you're enjoying for the moment, will evaporate. that is a fact.

Since Sharia law is not now, or ever, a danger of becoming the law of the land, your argument is moot.

You can't "ban sharia". It's already "banned". All religious laws are. It's a little thing called the constitution. Perhaps you have heard of it? It's the same reason that you cannot specifically ban sharia.

Unless they are breaking US laws, what rules people want to live by in their private lives is no business of yours, or the governments.

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Originally Posted by Lunchboxxy

Since Sharia law is not now, or ever, a danger of becoming the law of the land, your argument is moot.

Are you sure about that? Our British friends are warning us not to make the same mistake thy've made...

Speech by Paul Weston
New York City
23 February, 2012

What I really want to talk about tonight is to warn America not to go down the same Islamic road that Europe finds itself on, particularly so Britain, which is almost on the point of no return — or perhaps no peaceful return. Samuel Huntingdon was not necessarily writing about Britain when he penned his prescient book “The Clash of Civilisations”, but one particular theme he raised very much applies to my poor old country where he refers to the dying of civilisations and the lack of concern amongst their native people, due to what he terms the “Illusion of Permanency.”

No one in Britain expects tomorrow to be very different from today. No one really expects things to be particularly different this time next year, or the year after that. People find it inconceivable that the future could possibly be radically different to the recent past, but certain things have happened in Britain over the last 50 years that will make the next 50 years a period of total and utter transformation.

The reason for this is very simple, mass immigration and Muslim demographics. Now, when I talk about the illusion of permanency, this illusion is easy to maintain when the vast majority of the British people are racially as they have been for hundreds and hundreds of years, or when the Muslim presence in Britain amounted to just a few tens of thousands, as was the case in 1960. But that is no longer the situation...

http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/20...o-lebanon.html

Originally Posted by Dutch

Well, it is your Constitutional right to speak out your mind. Guess what - under sharia law, this, as well as many other basic rights you're enjoying for the moment, will evaporate. that is a fact.

if it’s already unconstitutional then no need to make new laws against it