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'If you're going to cane me, then do it in public': Muslim model ready to pay penalty for drinking b

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MAKE LOVE NOT WAR!!

 

That is all.

 

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Fucking hell. Because of some of the shit you people have said, I'm seriously considering taking back the statement I made that "most Muslims are cool".

Malaysia is an Islamic country, and according to the religion, every country that is led by a Muslim leader should be led in accordance to the Islamic Law. Therefore as long as it's an Islamic country, it will automatically/supposed to be fully-affiliated to the religion.

 

It's just that some leaders choose to ignore this, but it just so happen that that particular state government of Malaysia doesn't.

 

Turkey???:rolleyes:

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Fucking hell. Because of some of the shit you people have said, I'm seriously considering taking back the statement I made that "most Muslims are cool".

 

Some people just totally get the wrong end of the stick for whatever reason.

It beggars belief that anyone can actually condone/support such draconian punishments, wherever you're from.:dozey:

If a country wants to ban alcohol (or anything else for that matter), then fine, but there's no need punish someone by physically abusing them. That's the point, nothing more.;)

Wrong Mark, they shouldn't ban Alcohol, and no one should be punished for using it.

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Wrong Mark, they shouldn't ban Alcohol, and no one should be punished for using it.

 

You're entitled to your opinion. I don't see why alcohol should be banned. Some people say the same about drugs in our countries.

I'm just saying that such barbaric punishments have no place in society, whatever the "crime".;)

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^ Agreed.

 

So anyway, just how liberal are things in Turkey?

Is everything pretty free and easy?

You're entitled to your opinion. I don't see why alcohol should be banned. Some people say the same about drugs in our countries.

I'm just saying that such barbaric punishments have no place in society, whatever the "crime".;)

 

Agreed, no victimless crime deserves ANY punishment. Who was she hurting? According to her religion, she was hurting herself. Is she hurting anyone else? No. It's her own personal decision to drink or not to drink, no one else's. If she's not drinking in fear of the punishment, that isn't faith.

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Agreed, no victimless crime deserves ANY punishment. Who was she hurting? According to her religion, she was hurting herself. Is she hurting anyone else? No. It's her own personal decision to drink or not to drink, no one else's. If she's not drinking in fear of the punishment, that isn't faith.

 

Exactly. If people choose not to drink alcohol, then fine, but nobody should be forced not to drink it.;)

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You mean like people are forced to not take drugs in Engerland?

 

Not on pain of physical abuse, no.;)

Most drug possession offences are dealt with by way of caution, conditional discharge, fine, probation or rehab orders.

I've not heard of anyone being flogged for it.

I've read all the comments after I was gone, and this is my reply. Sorry I'm just too lazy to go back and quote every person, so I'm just gonna say this in general.

 

You think that the Islamic Law is ridiculous and is not the way to go because it tortures people physically. But people who are sent to jails are always abused and raped, so it is even worse. It involves physical as well as mental torture, for as long as you're being kept in there. Is this not cruel?

 

You don't think that people who drink should be punished, but people who takes drug should. How is that any different? Just because it's common to drink in your society (and I'm not trying to bring down your culture or way of life, I'm just stating the fact), you think that drinking is not harmful. Your argument about the person not harming other people is also applied to drug abuser they take drugs and not harm people. But it CAN lead to more other serious problems, thus it becomes a crime. But so does alcohol. Yes you can drink without getting drunk. But a lot more drink and do get drunk. So why take the risk?

 

In the end, it's just the same thing. You do not agree with the way we deal with criminal offenders, we too have something that we don't agree on the way you deal yours. Just because some of you decided that it's wrong, it's not applicable in this century and it's barbaric, doesn't mean that we should agree and stop. To each it's own.

 

And Josh, if that is your definition of cool, then I don't care at all about being cool.

None of that shit you just explained was a legitimate response to what I said.

Oh and I got my Muslim friend to read this thread and he wanted me to tell you that he laughed at some of your responses, faith =/= fear of punishment, and that you're all idiots.

You always make fun of people and laugh at people and think that you're the only one who's right.

 

Does that make you feel superior? If it does, then congratulations. I'm trying to be civil here, but you responded with some insult. Bravo to you.

No, my friend responded with an insult. I asked you why you couldn't come up with a valid response to my arguments, and you couldn't.

 

Why? Oh yea, that's right. No valid response exists. You think government is a great way to push your religion on people, which is wrong.

No, my friend responded with an insult. I asked you why you couldn't come up with a valid response to my arguments, and you couldn't.

 

Why? Oh yea, that's right. No valid response exists. You think government is a great way to push your religion on people, which is wrong.

 

Okay, you think it is wrong, and I respect that. But that's the most that I will do.

 

And like I said before, I'm not doing justice to my religion. If you have a lot of questions to ask, why don't you find someone who are really experts and they can answer your question. I'm trying here, but of course it's not the best answer that you can get.

 

You've made up your mind, and I've made up mine. Why dont we just agree to disagree?

Okay, you think it is wrong, and I respect that. But that's the most that I will do.

 

And like I said before, I'm not doing justice to my religion. If you have a lot of questions to ask, why don't you find someone who are really experts and they can answer your question. I'm trying here, but of course it's not the best answer that you can get.

 

You've made up your mind, and I've made up mine. Why dont we just agree to disagree?

 

We can do that, but this article just makes me mad, and the fact that you people are backing up these outrageous laws makes me even angrier.

I don't expect you to agree with every value that my religion is promoting, because if you do, surely you'll become a Muslim already by now. I'm also not angry that you keep on questoning, as long as you do it correctly.

 

And I'm sorry for not being able to provide the best answer. Like I said, I have yet to learn everything.

 

I know where all of your questions are coming from, but I also know where my religion is coming from. I hope you will understand at least that.

This has nothing to do with your religion. I'm not insulting your religion at all. I'm just tired of seeing governments use religion as a way to control people, like they're clearly doing here. Do you really think that government has its people's best interest in mind? No, it's just about control, and they're using Islam as a way of making itself seem morally legitimate.

Like I said before, it's an obligation to every Muslim leaders to lead in accordance to the Islamic Law. I'm not sure if they have the intention to be more morally appealing to the people, but I'm certainly not against their decision of applying it in the nation.

If you disagree with it, why oblige?

 

I'm not saying that I disagree.

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None of that shit you just explained was a legitimate response to what I said.

 

Exactly. The vast majority of people are capable of drinking alcohol without turning into murderers or rapists, and it's probably the same with drugs and porn too.

And even then the drink or drugs is almost certainly only bringing out something that was there already.

Most human beings are rational and perfectly capable of controlling themselves, thankfully, and don't need to be "protected from themselves by draconian laws.

If indeed they do then rape or murder, they can be dealt with by the law (as was the guy who stabbed his wife and ran her over for refusing to obey him).;)

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