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Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Carry on and keep letting God, King and Country think for you!
Originally posted by MY2Commoncentsworth
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
You have been lured off topic, even though your great joke was on topic.
Better watch out, next you will find yourself be preached to about violating the T&C.
On topic: What might give ATS a bad name is; people who contribute a lot of content may be given preferential treatment. Not anti-Muslim threads.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Carry on and keep letting God, King and Country think for you!
I'm an atheist who finds patriotism an embarrassment. I think you're barking at the wrong mailman, Fido. I simply found your response to be way out in left field.
So as I said before, carry on. You're rolling. I don't want to stop you.
Anyway, carry on with the American and christians are bad stuff. Looks like I stood in the way of your freight train.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
You might want to take ownership of and better qualify your statements, or do we have to wait for the postman to ring twice and pick out the message through the contradictions?
Can't have it both ways my friend.
I am promoting peace, by encouraging those who want war to take responsibility for their own actions, thoughts and desires.
What are you promoting?
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
So riddle me this, if you take exception to people asking Christians to examine their actions, and Americans to examine their actions, then why do you take no exception to, and actively engage in criticism of other religions and nations?
Can you explain your critical thinking process there as an 'athiest' and a 'human' being?
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Failing at something isn't as noble as actually succeeding at something.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
I disagree for the truth is abandoned land mines are one of the leading killers and maimers of third world children.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by traditionaldrummer
I disagree for the truth is abandoned land mines are one of the leading killers and maimers of third world children.
And by that logic if I presented the old "why did the chicken cross the road" joke I suppose you would bring up the thousands of people killed each year by auto-pedestrian accidents and also the cruel conditions in chicken houses and that by god none of this is funny.
Yeah, that's a helluva point you got there. Hey, I have a ladder if you want to keep digging that hole for yourself. Don't be afraid to ask.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
And per usual you were invited yesterday to cite legitimate examples of Sharia law making inroads in the United States.
You have failed to do that.
The New Jersey courts have succumbed to Sharia Law.
A Muslim husband raped his wife, but the New Jersey judge saw no sexual assault because - are you ready for this? - Islam forbids wives to refuse sex to their husbands.
Oklahoma sure doesn't seem like the kind of place where the Islamic law code known as Sharia might take over. With just 30,000 Muslims out a population of nearly 3.7 million, and a whole wheat, corn-fed reputation that inspired the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, Oklahoma is about as far from Saudi Arabia -- one Muslim country that follows a strict version of Sharia -- as you can get.
But legislators in the Sooner State figure you can never be too careful. Hence their push to put a question on November's ballot that would ask voters to make state courts rely on federal and state laws when deciding cases and forbid the courts from using international law or Sharia law when making rulings.
"Sharia law coming to the U.S. is a scary concept," state Sen. Anthony Sykes, a Republican who co-authored one proposal, dubbed the "Save Our State" amendment, told The Edmond Sun. "Hopefully the passage of this constitutional amendment will prevent it in Oklahoma."