BULLDOG
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- Jun 3, 2014
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We have procedures for defining our laws. There is no way Sharia can be implemented. If individuals want to set their own terms on their personal dealings, that is no ones business but theirs.
Irrelevant. I didn't ask about procedures or US law. We were talking freedom to worship w/out government persecution.
Sharia is part of Islamic worship. Should that be permitted here?
Of course it should if they chose to use it to settle their personal disputes, as long as it doesn't break our law in the process.
Which, for them, negates their freedom to worship without government interference. Thank you for your cooperation.
None of our rights are absolute
No? Aside from agreed-to restrictions arising from security issues, what is not absolute about say ... the 1st Amendment?
Really? That's the easiest one you could have asked about ......"YOU CAN'T YELL FIRE IN A CROWDED THEATER !!!" You never heard that before?