14-year-old girl beaten to death in the name of sharia

Sharia laws are backwards, does anyone NOT question that?

 

This is not Sharia.

 

Yes. If the Muslim brotherhood takes over, you would see the systemic cleansing of 14-year-old girls beaten to death in the name of sharia.

Or you won't. Because Bangladesh is not Egypt, Arab culture is very different from Desi culture, and an isolated incident a continent away is not predictive of the events to unfold.

Hamas run Gaza might be a better alternative. This is the reality in Gaza: "Gaza City, Gaza Strip - Police order a lingerie shop to hide its scantily clad mannequins. A judge warns female lawyers to wear head scarves in court. Beach patrols break up groups of singles and make men wear shirts." Not exactly death in the name of sharia unless you're a lingerie store owner.

 

I think you're reaching here a bit......ok maybe a lot.

 

yea, sharia laws are man made bro, as in the quran doesnt have say anything about them, they are made by people who are usually the issue, not the religion, and this goes for the issues you post, and youll find the same in all the other religions, infact just read an article on this guy, bishop eddie long who used to use the bible to justify him sexually abusing some boys in the church:

"The lawsuits read "Long would discuss the Holy Scripture to justify and support the sexual activity."[28] Flagg's suit claims that Long presided over a "covenant" ceremony between the two of them. Flagg's attorney said "it was essentially a marriage ceremony, with candles, exchange of jewelry, and biblical quotes."[25]"



Just because he is sick and has a derranged view and takes things out of context or makes them up to support his horrible views, that is not christianity's problem, that is not any other christians problem, that just hsows how sick this guy is. same goes with the terrorist, sharia, or whoever else, its the same old story with your stuff....your as backward as the guys you post about in terms of being ignorant and entrenched in your views, you guys might get along, go figure.

 

This proves that YOU and whichever idiot wrote this article doesn't know jack about Shariah law. I do know that you know it requires more than one person to be a witness in such a circumstance. If this was Shariah, why would this 'makeshift village court' take the word of one woman, the wife of the man??? Obviously this has nothing to do with Shariah. Good job trying to twist facts to fit your anti-Muslim agenda.

GTFO ATW.

 

Makes perfect sense that the best way to anticipate what Muslim in Egypt might do is to look to what happened in Bangladesh, which is a Islamic theocracy.

 

repped for taking the time to rip him a new one.


ATW got pissed of after he got punked in the other thread, and decided to come start a new one filled with anti Moslem hatred.

 

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Carl Herrera again.

 

no, it isn't

 

http://pewglobal.org/2010/12/02/muslims-around-the-world-divided-on-hamas-and-hezbollah/

About eight-in-ten Muslims in Egypt and Pakistan (82% each) endorse the stoning of people who commit adultery; 70% of Muslims in Jordan and 56% of Nigerian Muslims share this view. Muslims in Pakistan and Egypt are also the most supportive of whippings and cutting off of hands for crimes like theft and robbery; 82% in Pakistan and 77% in Egypt favor making this type of punishment the law in their countries, as do 65% of Muslims in Nigeria and 58% in Jordan.

 

I wonder what the spread would look like if you inquired about the acceptability of violence as punishment for adultery in the US.

Not that it matters: A crime of passion, in popular usage, refers to a crime in which the perpetrator commits a crime, especially assault or murder, against someone because of sudden strong impulse such as sudden rage or heartbreak rather than as a premeditated crime. A typical crime of passion might involve an aggressive pub-goer who assaults another guest following an argument and later discovers his wife has made him a cuckold and proceeds to brutally batter or even kill his wife or the man with whom she was involved. In the United States civil courts, a crime of passion is referred to as "temporary insanity".

 

Don't feed the trolls.

 

Bangladesh is a secular democratic nation

 

I'm against any religion having any influence in government but I wouldn't single out muslims. Look at the abuses of the Catholic Church for example.

 

infact out of all the Muslim majority nations Bangladesh is one of the most secular. The prime minister of Bangladesh is a .....women.

 

SO IT CAN ONLY GET WORSE FROM HERE>>>>

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I love how you group together all the people, by name, within a thread who have spoken out against you. You share a lot of qualities with dictators.