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[Cecily]

Who’s to say things will get worse under the new theocracy?

[Throndor]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Who’s to say things will get worse under the new theocracy?

Increasing instability in areas leading the charge of multiculturalism.

[Cecily]

Will people like you get stoned under Sharia law?

[Throndor]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Will people like you get stoned under Sharia law?

Actually, in muslim countries, there is a great deal of clamour surrounding requests for reincorporating corporal punishments, including stoning and beheading...so YES.

I sure as fuck dont want them coming into the western world and then setting up their own bullshit courts governing their actions because their fundamentalist beliefs are atrocious.

[Wonkie]

Originally Posted by Throndor [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Actually, in muslim countries, there is a great deal of clamour surrounding requests for reincorporating corporal punishments, including stoning and beheading...so YES

inshallah

[Cecily]

Thought I detected a bit of bias.

[Throndor]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Thought I detected a bit of bias.

And whats your point? To date, europe seems intent on allowing them to set up kangaroo courts, governing themselves, under the laws of the cultures they left "seeking refuge" from, in order to get there.

Are you saying that they are not?

[Cecily]

My point is you have clear a conflict of interest seeing as you’d be targeted by the new laws and perhaps you should gracefully bow out of this discussion since no one is going to be swayed by your biased opinions.

[Throndor]

The united states has been multiethnic for quite some time, but that doesnt not necessarily include multiculturalism. You can be "American " whether you are brown, black, white, yellow, gay, or asexual. What that means, is that you agree to be governed under the bylaws of the United States, indifferent to your ethnicity, sexuality, and religious upbringing. In cases where the fundamentalist christians have been proven to be at an overreach, laws have been changed to exclude their dogmatic approach to legality, and its a continuing process of separating church from state. How is allowing the establishment of courts conducive to the fundamentalist upbringing of "others" in alignment with this cultural agreement? (using your own words here, negative connotation not intended)

[Cecily]

Do you think there could be an argument for political bubbles? I’m worried about the effect poorly written and wrong opinions will have on my brain over time. In not so few cases, you’re giving a lunatic free reign to run through your mind and that can’t help but be damaging, I would think.