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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Absolutely agree there is no connection between Shariah and violence wreaked by radical Islamists.

It should be enough to say you are concerned about random acts of terrorism by these radicals.  Fair enough.  But it is a huge leap to say the real danger is that they will impose Shariah globally; it undermines any other arguments you may have.[/quote]

That is one of Isis, Al Qaeda, The Taliban etc. stated goal-a caliphate governed by Shariah/submission for everyone else.  Their interpretation may be extreme,, and  they have combed the Koran and Hadith and Shariah for excused to commit atrocities, such as sell and rape 'infidels' and 'devil worshippers' likethe Yazidi women and girls. Many theocracies such as Iran and Saudi Arabia are governed by Shariah law which is incompatible with western values. They may seem more moderate compared to the above, but life is pretty bleak under their Shariah law for most everybody I'd say - including men who get to grow up with a distorted understanding of half of humanity. It only works out for the rich who hypocritically party off shore and on their compounds. Wherever extremsist Muslims expand to globally, like the territory they hold in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, then the imposition of Shariah law is not a danger its a reality. Try telling the Yazidi women it's a "danger".  If Newt was saying people who don't like Western civil codes and values and would like to see them replaced with codes and values like these (not live and let live, but actively work to replace) - if he's saying they should exit stage right--not sure I have a problem with that.[/quote]

Do you think if they say that, they can get it done in the US or China or India or Russia or Europe? ARE YOU THAT MUCH OF A CHICKEN LITTLE?Heck they cant even get it done in Turkey or Indonesia, muslim majority countries.[/quote]

Um, Isis Al Qaeda and the Taliban are not in charge of any of the places you mention. But I can't believe how uninformed you are. While Indonesia doesn't have executions in soccer stadiums like the Taliban or trade slave women on phone apps like Isis (all justified by Shariah law) it does have Sharia law in Banda Aceh province which both Muslims and non Muslims are subject to.  As to Turkey, it is the exception due to the strenuous efforts of Ataturk to westernize the country with secular foundations. But that is under threat from the current president, subject of yesterday's coup attempt.

Please research or think before you post.  :roll:

"Aceh province implemented Islamic law in 2001, but in September the religious "penal code" was extended to everyone, [b]now applying to some 90,000 non-Muslims who live there.

[/b]Offences not previously regulated such as adultery, homosexual acts, and sex outside marriage are now punishable with sentences handed down by Islamic courts, including public flogging. Buying or carrying alcoholic beverages could result in 10 strokes of the cane, 10 months in prison, or a maximum fine of 100 grams in gold"

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/inpictures/2014/11/pictures-new-islamic-law-indon-2014112811847248153.html

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/3579/indonesia-sharia

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/indonesian-province-turns-sharia-law-devastating-tsunami/

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Well are you afraid because US is a Muslim majority country like Indonesia with 1% of Muslim population. What are you worried about? That Sharia will come to the US despite the total impossibility of it happening makes you sound crazy. But if Irq or Syria has it, its not your problem as American. Just get the heck out of there. [/quote]

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