Non-Politically Correct View of America's Crisis
Commentary about issues that are affecting the stability of the USA. Topics like illegal immigration, Islam, the economy and politics that are destabilizing our country.
Should Sharia law be allowed as a subset to Western Jurisprudence?
There are those in the United States of America and Europe who argue that to be tolerant toward all religions, Sharia law should be allowed as a subset to Western Jurisprudence. Would opening the door to Islam (Sharia law) allow the fanatics to demand more? Once a foothold is gained as in Europe, the floodgates are opened and the torrential waters engulf everything in sight. There is a direct correlation between Islamic population increases and demands for Sharia law. Look at the Islamic demands in Britain or what happened in Sudan. Even in this country (USA), there is a debate about allowing liquor and dogs in taxis, driven by Muslims.
Allowing Sharia law to take root in this Country (USA) would be like allowing a noxious weed like spurge, to take over a lawn. Once it gets into the turf, all that can be done, is to keep it at bay.
Allowing Sharia law to take root in this Country (USA) would be like allowing a noxious weed like spurge, to take over a lawn. Once it gets into the turf, all that can be done, is to keep it at bay.
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