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06-14-2012, 07:17 PM #1
I wish this was true, I really do. There was a court case in Florida just a few months ago where the judge agreed to apply Shariah law in mediating a case.
Oklahoma and Kansas have seen enough of a threat to pass laws banning Shariah. If you Google "Shariah Law in the US" you will find a lot of court cases dealing with it. You will also find a lot of people "poo pooing" the idea.
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06-14-2012, 07:36 PM #2
No sane person in the US is pushing to get shariah penal laws ( the ones dealing with violence and excessive punishment, degrading women etc) the people that was shariah consideration are talking about shariah dealing with praying, fasting, alms-giving, divorce, burials,inheritance etc........ who is demanding, or better yet , what judge is ruling in favor of shariah law with regard to hurting people???
Much like jews and christians ( the big two in the US) have specific rights within the court system (holidays, sabbath, refusing to vaccinate their children) the muslim community is fighting for these similar rights as outlined above. how is this different that the freedoms other religions enjoy in this country?
The bible is full of terrible things and yet no one is arguing that they should be able to stone their children to death for talking back to them .... but the sad irony of your fear of "foreign law" being harmful and against the constitution is that your ok with the bible being used to justify the fight against gay marriage and the use of contraceptives ....
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06-14-2012, 08:14 PM #3
MY objections against gay marriage have nothing to do with religion. It has to do with gay couples then demanding to be able to raise children. I think it is wrong to expose children to a gay household because gay couples turn out gay children at a statistically much higher percentage than non-gay couples. 3% verses 15%. I have been through this argument MANY times with liberals. I still think the 3% is an exaggerated number.
My views on contraception have nothing to do with religion. Giving contraceptives to children encourages them to have sex WAY before they are able to handle the consequences, both physical and mental. I do think it is wrong to force religious organizations to supply contraceptives against their beliefs as Obamacare is attempting to do.
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06-14-2012, 08:23 PM #4
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06-14-2012, 08:23 PM #5
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06-14-2012, 08:35 PM #6
It may take me a while to find it. The heated debate was on Facebook and way over a year ago. I may have gotten the 15% number from the Gay person arguing against me. There is this though.
LGBT parenting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
At the bottom of the article it suggest that children do best when raised in a home with two "Biological parents." It is under "Misrepresentation of research" where they also state that most studies to date are flawed in some way.
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06-14-2012, 08:42 PM #7
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Thanked: 94Well we all know that a free source managed by individuals like wikipedia could never ever be misrepresented by false statements, so it must be fact. I will read the entire article and get back to you.
Just FYI, As a social worker who places at risk children into professional foster homes, Not once have I ever been hesitant to place a child in one of my LGBT homes. They have been Stellar foster parents who follow the letter of the law and just want to help.
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06-14-2012, 09:09 PM #8
Another problem I have with Gays is right now they are trying to legislate themselves into a protected class. Just like it is a hate crime to kill or hate speech. This is stupid, a crime is a crime. Why should there be enhanced punishment because it is against a gay person or anyone for that matter?
Or, "he fired me because I am gay." Why should his sexual orientation have any bearing on the matter? Can't I fire someone because I just don't like them? It happens where I work all the time. Should I get special protection because I like oral sex occasionally? That's what the gays want.
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06-14-2012, 08:51 PM #9
so what about single people raising children, divorced couples, drug abusing people, people with a criminal record ......you also stand against them being able to adopt or have children .....because by your own logic your concern is that they would all be "raised better" with a TV family from the 50's
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06-14-2012, 08:47 PM #10
I have been providing, what i consider, great rebuttals( not necessarily "correct" but something for you to counter point) to your large number of uninformed assertions up to this point. You continue to ignore my response or just add another, unrelated opinion into the mix without addressing what was currently on the table.
After that last response I can see how truly misinformed you are and that things like facts and data mean nothing to you. People aren't "turned gay", not all gay people want children, why do you care if they are gay .......and now have to tell you how abstinence is the WORST method every considered
-states with abstinence programs in school and anti-contraceptive learning programs consistently have the highest teen birth rates
Teen moms: Which state has the highest birth rate? - Health - Women's health - msnbc.com
Red State Fail: Abstinence Only Education Leads To Highest Rates Of Teen Pregnancy In The Country | Addicting Info
-by fighting to eliminate safe sex programs or contraceptive education the risk of STD's shoots through the roof
Effective Sex Education
The information is out there, because you choose to invent your own and ignore the facts doesn't make you correct.