July 3, 200818 yr I'm sorry for the British. :( http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1031611/Sharia-law-SHOULD-used-Britain-says-UKs-judge.html
July 3, 200818 yr I'm sorry for the British. :( http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1031611/Sharia-law-SHOULD-used-Britain-says-UKs-judge.html So am I. Unfortunately I'm one of them!! :stunned: I've started really thinking where I'm going to emigrate to...(seriously)
July 3, 200818 yr So am I. Unfortunately I'm one of them!! :stunned: I've started really thinking where I'm going to emigrate to...(seriously) I suggest Mars.:rolleyes:
July 3, 200818 yr So am I. Unfortunately I'm one of them!! :stunned: I've started really thinking where I'm going to emigrate to...(seriously) Does this actually affect you?
July 3, 200818 yr mc_squared I have no idea what you have written, but I'm sure it as a simple pun or schoolboy joke, and no doubt at my expense. As I told you on my last post, you are on block by me upon moderator's advice. My advice then to you is to stop stalking me around this forum with your pathetic one-liners. Thanks.
July 3, 200818 yr Does this actually affect you? Not at the moment but who's to say it might not in the future? Why would I want to live in a country that effectively forces any minority group into accepting laws from whoever heads that minority group, rather than from the country they live in?
July 4, 200818 yr Does this actually affect you? Yes it does, because based on his continual rants and outbursts, he's obviously a reactionary.;)
July 4, 200818 yr Hmm.. Well, it seems that every Church or religion or sect has it's own rules, but voluntary is the key, and taking that out of the picture makes it more of a contract with binding rules, which one might agree to initially, but without full understanding (as circumstances arise), can lead to nightmares! If each individual agrees to the Sharia law voluntarily each step of the way (be this the will of 'God' or the will of the individual), then I see no problem. But contracts that are binding?? That sounds like it could lead to cases of abuse, where the woman and/or children have little control over.. IEEIEIIIEE... Freedom of religion yes, but the rights of individuals should not be lost in the process. Whether it is Sharia law, Canonical law, or Buddhist laws; natural law trumps all.
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