Then, we agree right now there is no risk. I believe we agree that if America would be open entirely to muslim immigration, this would have been a practical issue in the close future. Though, we agree the policies we have right now ensure the low risk remains. I wouldnt take the latter for granted. These rallys, while a little dim in nature and method, ensure that the democratical public voice is heared regarding that topic. Thus, while i wouldnt waste my time on them myself, I wouldnt just disregard their purpouse entirely.
If i've given off that I care what people think of me i apologize, i don't. I don't identify as a white nationalist, I have trouble identifying with any of the modern labels.
its fundamental to sharia law, religious courts, to be trialed by religious authorities what u r discussing is not the imposing shariah law but rther a change of the christo-judaico centric laws to muslim ones... and even if u r talking about that we r at least to be like really really nice, lets say a decade if muslims breed like rabbits and grow old 2x faster to any real risk of that happening atm is just islamphobia, it's an illogical fear, as i said b4 if it was a protest against the conditions migrant workers, women, gays r put under in arabian countries because of shariah i would support
@somethingwhatever the constitution only defends america to a certain degree. I.e, you wont kill gays in a sharia ruled state, thats against the constitution. You can definitely jail alcoholics though.
The moment any state is ruled by a governor that believes in sharia law, any application of that law inside court - even if that court is protected by the constitution - you already lost.
The constitution allows for freedom of speech and ideas, even of the democracy it provides is used to rule against democracy. Reminds me of ww2 in a sense.
This is why America closed its gates to muslims. That is also why, I wouldnt take having no sharia governed state for granted, and actively enforce policies that maintain that situation as is.
i mean the funny thing is, this r the same ppl who think the founding fathers were genius who made a perfect system, yet they think its possible for shariah in the us
us constituion doesnt allow that, not only would they have to basicly fill the senate with a mojority, for to be just a governor, they would have to have sympathetic supreme court justices, so maybe in a few decades when they die and r traded, just the governor will do, untill then
@somethingwhatever as the american muslim population grows, can you really not see them electing a governor that supports their view? Look up the % of american muslims who support sharia law. You may be surprised how high it is.
I, live in Israel. Officially, Gaza is a part of Israel, though the people in Gaza do not have Israely citizenships. The people in gaza have elected their own goverment - They had democratic elections, and picked Hamas, which is a self identified terror organisation, to rule them.
Hamas also builds homes and hospitals, but have no doubt, they shoot rockets from these hospitals just so our airforce cannot bomb them back.
The reason i'm bringing this up, is that if they could vote in our country, they would elect a president that supports Shariah law and overturn our country. Look, we're not the only example - there's people who are in favor of Shariah law over europian senats, due to the recent immigrations.
Those immigrants are one of the only sets through history that attempt to change the country they immigrated to to the country they immigrated from, in a sense.
If america were to open its gates to this kind of immigration, I wouldn't be surprised to see a state or two with elects that support this kind of law.
Luckily, thats not the case now. But its not too impossible, at least not as impossible as you present it.
If i was an extreme white nationalists I would believe the 14 words. I wouldn't be nihilistic, i'd be worshiping white identity and the continuation of it.
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If molemen rule the world when I'm dead, do I care?
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But why does the race war matter? How deep does the nihilism rabbit hole go?
