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luckydawg -> RE: Islamophobia in America (9/13/2010 2:50:20 PM)
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961
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ORIGINAL: cuckoldmepls
It's not a phobia if it's a fear based in reality. There's no denying the danger of continuing to allow Muslim immigration, which justifies more building of Mosques that 80% of Americans don't want in their neighborhoods. People don't want to listen to the call to prayer 5 times a day, all traffic stopping, and the eyesore since they build these things on purpose to dwarf all the surrounding neighborhood.
Even more importantly, people are beginning to realize that Muslims have a double standard. They are expanding in Europe, and in North America, yet they deny freedom of religion in their own countries. That's just not right, and Americans have had enough.
There's a joke out there about 2 gay guys walking into a Mosque, and demanding to be married. To which they promptly cut off both of their heads. Oh wait, that's not a joke, that's reality in Muslim countries and it will be here too if we allow Sharia law to take over.
First, there is no legal way you can deny immigration to only one group of people, it has been tried in the past and was struck down.
Secondly, if you are going to deny Muslims the right to practice their religion, who is next? That is if you can get around the first amendment.
Third, no one calling for Sharia Law in the United States. Add to that the simple fact that there are only 5 countries in the world where Sharia Law is the only law of the land.
11 countries have sharia law in addition to a constitutional law system, which means for the less educated people in the United States, that they dont stone you to death for religious crimes, or require their women to be completely covered. (it is called moderate Islam for the ignorant) They also allow other religions in these countries.
4 Countries have sharia law at the regional level (meaning really moderate countries) They also allow other religions in these countries.
10 countries in which sharia law is only practiced at the family level, (this means that if you want to follow sharia law in areas of dress, etc. it is up to you. You could call it Liberal Islam) They also allow other religions in these countries.
Of course, you really need to work on your knowledge of the constitution, unless you have the idea that the constitution does not apply to everyone.
I would like to see some documentation for your lists Jilf, they sound rather interesting and I would like to learn more about the subject.
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