What a muslim thinks of "moderate islam..."
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 4:53 am
...and an influential muslim at that:
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It's a little more complicated than what you think. It's not Nigerian, it's not Irish and it's not a proverb either. So once again Trump trolls the net and picks the first thing he finds that makes him sound great.callmeslick wrote:...By the way, for amusement on St Patrick's Day, look up Trumps 'Irish Proverb' gaffe.
The solution is simple AWARENESS of the problem. In order to address a problem, one must first be aware of it.Tunnelcat wrote:I'd still like to hear NS's "solution" to this "supposed" issue, or any issue concerning Islam he keeps posting about
Now read this slowly and tell me just how wrong it is.Nightshade wrote:The solution is simple AWARENESS of the problem. In order to address a problem, one must first be aware of it.Tunnelcat wrote:I'd still like to hear NS's "solution" to this "supposed" issue, or any issue concerning Islam he keeps posting about
I hate to say it but, vigilance is warranted when it comes to "true believers" in christianity.
Nightshade wrote:The solution is simple AWARENESS of the problem.
Well, you and TC seem to be concerned with Christians' behavior- so aren't you watching them too?Ferno wrote:I hate to say it but, vigilance is warranted when it comes to "true believers" in christianity.
Now read this slowly and tell me just how wrong it is.
Nightshade wrote:Being concerned that Christians are going to attack or kill you is a bit silly compared to the real concern that islamists that take the word of mohammed as law.
What kind of vigilance? How far do we go? Do we force Muslims who already live in this country to follow Christian laws or do we allow them a little leeway to follow their own teachings as separate group? How much leeway is too much? Creating laws that are actually put on the books? Do we allow certain neighborhoods or areas to allow themselves to be governed by local Sharia Law, which I'm sure is one of your fears? With that thought, if we as a nation decide we don't want that line crossed, and I'm guessing that we probably don't, what do we do about it if Muslims try to force their laws upon us? Wholesale deportation to kick them out of the country?Nightshade wrote:The solution is simple AWARENESS of the problem. In order to address a problem, one must first be aware of it.Tunnelcat wrote:I'd still like to hear NS's "solution" to this "supposed" issue, or any issue concerning Islam he keeps posting about
I hate to say it but, vigilance is warranted when it comes to "true believers" in islam.
Who doesn't?Spidey wrote:But the question is…did they commit those acts in the name of religion?
As to Erdogan, he implies that there is no “moderate” Islam, but has also committed his country to fighting “radicals”.
See the error?
Everyone should follow the SAME law- AMERICAN law (which is the law of the land in the USA.)Tunnelcat wrote: What kind of vigilance? How far do we go? Do we force Muslims who already live in this country to follow Christian laws or do we allow them a little leeway to follow their own teachings as separate group?
Absolutely not. There shouldn't be a separate set of laws for religious communities. There /CAN/ be local laws passed by the municipality (ordinances) that are voted on by the community constituents of course- but they must not infringe upon FEDERAL LAW nor the Constitution of the United States (infringing upon any rights protected by our founding document.)Tunnelcat wrote:Do we allow certain neighborhoods or areas to allow themselves to be governed by local Sharia Law, which I'm sure is one of your fears? .
Exactly right. The problem is- many muslims see sharia law superseding any existing national law or rights protected by those laws. They seek to conquer all lands for islam (along with all of humanity.)Tunnelcat wrote:Our laws must supersede their laws. If they don't like it, they are free to go back to their country of origin.
There are Christians who demand exactly this right now.Imagine if it were Christians demanding people be punished by the STATE for blasphemy. Would you stand for it?
Try it in Alabama.Christians will give you dirty looks but do you think they'd ever chase you down, stone you or rape you for wearing it?
They're just following the examples shown to them by their Islamic counterparts in England for example:Ferno wrote:Who have conveniently decided to try and create their own police force.
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/progressiv ... ice-force/
"NO ONE EXPECTS THE ALABAMA INQUISITION!"
The difference here is, they were arrested, and the people in alabama pushing this won't be.Nightshade wrote:They're just following the examples shown to them by their Islamic counterparts in England for example:Ferno wrote:Who have conveniently decided to try and create their own police force.
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/progressiv ... ice-force/
"NO ONE EXPECTS THE ALABAMA INQUISITION!"
Police in the UK have arrested two men who are said to be part of a vigliante group calling themselves the ’Muslim Patrol’. Clips posted on Youtube show the youths walking around East London confronting people and telling them to obey Sharia law.
Right. Ever looked up the number of different ways 'Kadaffi/Quadaffi/Khadafi's name has been spelled over the years?callmeslick wrote:hmmm, the fact they didn't even spell sharia correctly might be a tell that you've found bogus 'news' yet again.
I agree with you completely. You live here, you follow our laws.Nightshade wrote:Everyone should follow the SAME law- AMERICAN law (which is the law of the land in the USA.)Tunnelcat wrote: What kind of vigilance? How far do we go? Do we force Muslims who already live in this country to follow Christian laws or do we allow them a little leeway to follow their own teachings as separate group?
Believe it or not NS, there has already been instances of a city accommodating a particular religion, in this case, a Hasidic Jewish community in Borough Park, Brooklyn, New York. They were given an allowance for special religious laws to supersede certain municipal laws for criminal enforcement. So unfortunately, a precedence has now been set. Since this has been allowed for one religion, it's probably not a stretch that some predominately Muslim neighborhoods would also want an allowance so that they could enforce Sharia Law locally. The Supreme Court may even side with Muslims for the aforementioned reason that since New York has already given that accommodation to the Jewish religion. But say if we as a nation don't want any form of Sharia Law allowed, EVER, what do we do about those other religions which have already been accommodated? Take it back? Have painted ourselves into a legal corner?Nightshade wrote:Tunnelcat wrote:Do we allow certain neighborhoods or areas to allow themselves to be governed by local Sharia Law, which I'm sure is one of your fears? .Nightshade wrote:Absolutely not. There shouldn't be a separate set of laws for religious communities. There /CAN/ be local laws passed by the municipality (ordinances) that are voted on by the community constituents of course- but they must not infringe upon FEDERAL LAW nor the Constitution of the United States (infringing upon any rights protected by our founding document.)
THIS goes for ANY community, muslim or NOT.
Yes, and it was absolutely wrong to do so. Enforcing (forcing, rather) others that do not adhere to your religion to follow some religious law should be out of the question. I hope there is some way of reversing this before we have so many eggshells to tiptoe over that nothing will be left of our freedom (to NOT have some religion forced upon us.)Tunnelcat wrote: Believe it or not NS, there has already been instances of a city accommodating a particular religion, in this case, a Hasidic Jewish community in Borough Park, Brooklyn, New York.
not by the Muslim community.Nightshade wrote:Right. Ever looked up the number of different ways 'Kadaffi/Quadaffi/Khadafi's name has been spelled over the years?callmeslick wrote:hmmm, the fact they didn't even spell sharia correctly might be a tell that you've found bogus 'news' yet again.
Too late. It's already set a precedence. It can't be taken back that easily.Nightshade wrote:Yes, and it was absolutely wrong to do so. Enforcing (forcing, rather) others that do not adhere to your religion to follow some religious law should be out of the question. I hope there is some way of reversing this before we have so many eggshells to tiptoe over that nothing will be left of our freedom (to NOT have some religion forced upon us.)Tunnelcat wrote: Believe it or not NS, there has already been instances of a city accommodating a particular religion, in this case, a Hasidic Jewish community in Borough Park, Brooklyn, New York.