Newt: Deport Everyone Who Agrees With Sharia Law

[sneakypete]

We already have case law and precedent that cover this.  Religious freedom doesn't cover Christian Scientists who refuse life-saving care for their children.  Nor can snake-handlers give their infants venomous snakes.

That is, until we push through those 'religious freedom' bills designed to grant people the right to do so.

@HonestJohn

And Mormons can't have more that one wife,and NOBODY can own,sell,or buy slaves.

[sneakypete]

HonestJohn wrote:
"It's not the religion, but the person who interpretes and the person who follows that interpretation... that is the issue."

No.
With islam, it -IS- "the religion".

Those of islam who try to "interpret" it away from what the quran mandates are called apostates and are often killed for doing so.

@Fishrrman

Quoted in full because it needs to be repeated over and over until it sinks into everyone's mind. It is a basic as day is different from night.

[sneakypete]

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No, it's not worth pursuing because it's unconstitutional to discriminate on the basis of religion.   You can't deport citizens, and just how would you determine who supports sharia law?

"This is nothing but a nationalist talking point."


DUHHHH! What are we if not a nation,"Citizens of the Wurld",or some such bullshit?

  "Completely unworkable in practice."

BullBush! The only thing stopping us from doing it is people like you who are just parroting what they have heard others say..

[HonestJohn]

It's not really difficult despite your efforts to make it so. If they have been attending services at a mosque or identifying themselves as Muslims,they gotta go.

Once the masses are gone it will be easier to focus on the enemy agents that were initially overlooked.

Spain tried that in 1492.  Didn't work very well.  That's why they started the Spanish Inquisition.

[sneakypete]

Spain tried that in 1492.  Didn't work very well.  That's why they started the Spanish Inquisition.

@HonestJohn

This ain't 1492.  It is much easier to identify them now,and Spain started the Spanish Inquisition because they were rabid Catholics and there was nobody to stop them with the Catholic Church cheering them on.  At the time this was going on the Catholic Church was as much a form of dictatorial government as Islam. In fact,Islam was their main competitor for obedient slaves.

[HonestJohn]

@HonestJohn

This ain't 1492.  It is much easier to identify them now,and Spain started the Spanish Inquisition because they were rabid Catholics and there was nobody to stop them with the Catholic Church cheering them on.  At the time this was going on the Catholic Church was as much a form of dictatorial government as Islam. In fact,Islam was their main competitor for obedient slaves.

 

Two seconds on wikipedia would have kept you from posting that.

The Inquisition searched for false converts from Judaism among the conversos, but also searched for false or relapsed converts among the Moriscos, forced converts from Islam.

[sneakypete]

Two seconds on wikipedia would have kept you from posting that.

The Inquisition searched for false converts from Judaism among the conversos, but also searched for false or relapsed converts among the Moriscos, forced converts from Islam.

@HonestJohn
1492 was the  year Columbus left Spain and discovered the New World.

I forgot the date the Inquisition started and ended,but exact dates don't matter. What matters is operated just like I said it did,and for those very reasons.

[HonestJohn]

@HonestJohn
1492 was the  year Columbus left Spain and discovered the New World.

I forgot the date the Inquisition started and ended,but exact dates don't matter. What matters is operated just like I said it did,and for those very reasons.

The Alhambra Decree (also known as the Edict of Expulsion) was an edict issued on 31 March 1492, by the joint Catholic Monarchs of Spain (Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon) ordering the expulsion of practicing Jews from the Kingdoms of Castile and Aragon and its territories and possessions by 31 July, of that year.

It wasn't revoked until 1968.

[sneakypete]

The Alhambra Decree (also known as the Edict of Expulsion) was an edict issued on 31 March 1492, by the joint Catholic Monarchs of Spain (Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon) ordering the expulsion of practicing Jews from the Kingdoms of Castile and Aragon and its territories and possessions by 31 July, of that year.

It wasn't revoked until 1968.

1968?????

YIKES! Those people don't change their minds easily or quickly,do they?