Sharia Law Zones

Gisteron wrote: I think ren meant to say that everything about the situation where some people employ some law alternative to that of the land's to the land's people and within its borders, let alone this particular one's utter inconsistency with notions of human rights that have been adopted in the same place, too.

yes. It shouldn't be one set of rules for blacks, another for muslims, another for women, etc.

enshrined here:
"In a society that does not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or circumstances of birth such as gender, ethnicity and national origin."

yes thats it in a nut shell : ) one rule of basic law for all

What on earth are you going on about.

I believe he is referring to how some of your comments can seem rather....abrasive.

It seems I have created quite the conversation.

I still don't see how it relates to anti-war protests, iraq or iran...

Or did I read you all wrong and assumed the thread was about double standards in the UK?

ren wrote: I still don't see how it relates to anti-war protests, iraq or iran...

Or did I read you all wrong and assumed the thread was about double standards in the UK?

Yeah...I don't know what was going on there.
I just wanted to know the actual truth of the shariah law zones and such.

it's nothing official, just street justice taken to a new level. the "zones" that is. But it's being handled like an inevitability (although a minister recently complained some state schools had been taken over by radical muslims), not like something that must be dealt with (like any other form of street justice).
What people don't realize is there are many muslims who do not benefit from this, but can't really speak out against it, and therefore get shoved in the same bag. there's a bit of a hidden identity crisis in all of this.

ren wrote: it's nothing official, just street justice taken to a new level. the "zones" that is. But it's being handled like an inevitability (although a minister recently complained some state schools had been taken over by radical muslims), not like something that must be dealt with (like any other form of street justice).
What people don't realize is there are many muslims who do not benefit from this, but can't really speak out against it, and therefore get shoved in the same bag. there's a bit of a hidden identity crisis in all of this.

I would hate to be walking to my house, or a friends house, or the store etc. and accidentally go down the "wrong" street and have alot of Muslims harassing me for something that is against there religion
"I'm sorry I am just trying to buy milk"

yer its not cool.................but in the same places here in the UK you are also likely to be harassed by drunk white males LOLZ
what a world we live in ????????

that's why the war came in to it Ren : ) sorry to bump your head mate, were just having a chat tho right : )

hate begets hate right ?
dont mention the war lol this will cheer you up if your feeling hot about the topic : )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfl6Lu3xQW0

I still don't see how the war came into it
or even what war you are talking about.

Hay Renny sorry i forget that not all people can be bothered with politics : ) i wouldn't bother if i were you its a mess : )

i will explain a bit more why i used the war.

we bombed Iraq using weak excuses, to brake international law, we had a back lash of upset Muslims here, and thats quite normal. and then we went on to bomb Afghanistan.

we had a few small reprisals some small bombs, in London and a lot of, angry Muslims finding ways of venting there frustrations at the west. if you see all your city's turned in to rubble its right to get mad.

Sharia Law zones are just part of the fall out, before all this, no one here, even noticed the massive Muslim population here in the uk , because they were peaceful.

hate begets hate