[N_Fiddledog]

So far, it's Texas 2, ISIS no score.

[BeaverFever]

Listen again you idiots, in Europe and elsewhere, these self declared courts already have no standing under the law so you don't need to individually pass laws declaring them to have no standing. No disaster was averted here because what was declared illegitimate and unrecognized by the law was always illegitimate and unrecognized by the law. Only the State has jurisdiction, full stop.

Right now, there's no law that specifically says BeaverFever has no authority to pass his own laws. And yet, if I pasta law right now declaring myself dictator of Canada for life, it would have no effect. So Stephen Harper doesn't have to rush down to Parliament Hill tomorrow to stop me from passing laws. Get it??

This law also doesn't change the fact that people may choose to live under phoney laws from their cult or mosque or whatever. But there's nothing that can be done about that unless a crime is committed

[N_Fiddledog]

Be Prepared




Plus...ya know, piss off a Dhimmi. Double-score.

[andyt]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

Listen again you idiots, in Europe and elsewhere, these self declared courts already have no standing under the law so you don't need to individually pass laws declaring them to have no standing. No disaster was averted here because what was declared illegitimate and unrecognized by the law was always illegitimate and unrecognized by the law. Only the State has jurisdiction, full stop.

Right now, there's no law that specifically says BeaverFever has no authority to pass his own laws. And yet, if I pasta law right now declaring myself dictator of Canada for life, it would have no effect. So Stephen Harper doesn't have to rush down to Parliament Hill tomorrow to stop me from passing laws. Get it??

This law also doesn't change the fact that people may choose to live under phoney laws from their cult or mosque or whatever. But there's nothing that can be done about that unless a crime is committed

Still, the law can't do any harm. Not sure what the concept of foreign laws is - American laws are based on the British legal system, that's foreign.

the law will do nothing. If there is ever support for sharia law in TX, there would also be support for repealing this law.

[BeaverFever]

Scaring the public over imaginary threats and whipping up the public over the supposed "enemy in our midst" generally does do harm. It's just another log on the fire.

[andyt]

Compared to what else is out there, including on this forum, that's pretty mild.

I actually like the idea of making clear to religious that they won't get special deals as far as the law is concerned. I just want it applied to all religions. My guess is that with Tex Ass there is all sorts of Christian bullshit they don't even bat an eye at. Wasn't that woman who asked why foreigners couldn't speak English the way Jesus did from Texass?

[BeaverFever]

David Koresh and the Branch Davidians were also from Texas. Oddly enough, even though he declared his laws as sovereign, molested and force-married children, stockpiled military grade weapons and opened fire on police officers, there wasn't the same reaction from Texans and Republicans. And when Clinton sent in the ATF and military to raid the place, the republicans howled "remember the tragedy at waco!" for years! Just illustrates the level of cognitive dissonance here.

[N_Fiddledog]

So do we need to worry about Sharia in the West?



The Shariah rules relating to mixing socially between the sexes

Basically, don't. (Although yes you can find the odd fringer, or Taqiyya artist claiming it's not a problem)

Here's a couple more examples from sport at to what it actually looks like in a Sharia state. We could consider those as examples of what's actually believed.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatime ... udi-arabia

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/origina ... entry.html

The girl in the video was prevented from playing soccer with her team, because of Sharia.

Remember this one?

Toronto dad upset he's not allowed to watch daughter's swim class

How about this one?

Teen felt ‘degraded’ after teacher backed aikido student's request to avoid touching females on religious grounds

Then there's blasphemy laws.

Blasphemy laws are sharia.

They appear to have talked this guy into rejecting the first amendment for Sharia compliance already.



I suggest there is a continual incremental drip, drip, drip of pressure on the west to accept Sharia compliance.



Where is this pressure coming from?

$1:

Support for Sharia law in one form or another by the Muslim community:

Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Holland and Sweden, collectively: 65%

Austria specifically: 73%

Canada: 62%

http://chersonandmolschky.com/2014/04/0 ... law-world/

It will take a bit to find it, but a week ago or so I watched this video interview with a woman convert who had recently rejected Islam. She was talking about people she knew in - I think it was - Dearborn Michigan who had married under the Sharia, and divorced. She even spoke of Polygamous marriages. They didn't care if the state knew about it.

So is there a section of the Muslim population that would like Sharia? Yes, and it's larger than you think. Are there sections of the Muslim population putting continuous, and varying levels of pressure on the west to bow to Sharia. Yes.

How successful are they? Well...did you hear the one about how "the future must not belong to those who would slander the prophet of Islam?"

(Although, as I already stated, in Texas the current score is Texas 2, Sharia compliance 0. Just ask Pam Geller. )

[martin14]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

So do we need to worry about Sharia in the West?

That's just sad.

What's even worse is the pathetic limp wristed response from the coach and the idiot
at the school board.

[BartSimpson]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

So far, it's Texas 2, ISIS no score.

The Fort Hood massacre saw 13 people murdered and at least thirty others injured in the name of that rat bastard maniac from Medina.

[ShepherdsDog]

Killeen and area(including Fort Hood) haven't had a great record when it comes to mass murder....1991, 2009 and 2014.

[N_Fiddledog]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

So far, it's Texas 2, ISIS no score.

The Fort Hood massacre saw 13 people murdered and at least thirty others injured in the name of that rat bastard maniac from Medina.

Damn. Forgot about that. Oh well, remember the Alamo...or something. No, wait...

[Zipperfish]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

David Koresh and the Branch Davidians were also from Texas. Oddly enough, even though he declared his laws as sovereign, molested and force-married children, stockpiled military grade weapons and opened fire on police officers, there wasn't the same reaction from Texans and Republicans. And when Clinton sent in the ATF and military to raid the place, the republicans howled "remember the tragedy at waco!" for years! Just illustrates the level of cognitive dissonance here.

It was a tragedy. 22 kids killed. And it was the BATF that lit the place up.

[N_Fiddledog]

In any case you'd have to be pretty desperate for a side to your argument to claim there's something analogous between that one and this one.

[andyt]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

In any case you'd have to be pretty desperate for a side to your argument to claim there's something analogous between that one and this one.

Yep. Koresh was far worse.