After years of debate, the South Carolina House passed a bill to block Islamic sharia law from being recognized or approved in the state. The legislation was passed with sixty-eight for the bill and forty-two opposed. For those of you who don’t know, sharia law is the legal and political system mandated in the Koran and other
Islamic texts includes laws governing religious practice, divorce, child-rearing, free-speech, clothing, sexual behavior and a plethora of other things that the government should really have no control over. These are the guiding principles of those who practice Islam.
Knowing this, it seems rather contradicting that liberals are so persistent on protecting Muslims and seeing that everybody goes out of their way to respect their practices, especially since sharia law makes women and non-Muslims lesser in status and grants men enormous power over wives, daughters and sons. It also allows for “honor killings” by fathers for anybody who refuses to comply.
Read more about this bill on the next page.
go Trump you have my vote
Sharia law is against the Constitution!!! Why would anyone have to pass a law to prevent it??? Oh, right, Democrats/liberals totally IGNORE the Constitution and the laws of our land.
We need not debate just deport. If it wasn’t born here it should leave here.
This sharia c**p should not ever be thought of in the USA,if our Constitution is not good enough for anyone,then get the hell out!!!!
Totally agree with Joe Wade and Derek Vipperman.
It SHOULD be a No Brainer
We don’t need that$#%&!@*here!
ignorance of the Constitution is no excuse! FIRST SEE “$” PIC! Noah Webster defined: TEND’ER, noun [from tend.] One that attends or takes care of; a nurse.
1. A small vessel employed to attend a larger one for supplying her with provisions and other stores, or to convey intelligence and the like.
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This is good news, but why did it require “…years of debate” when it’s obvious to anyone with half a brain?
There should not have taking years to debate anything so stupid this is America we have a Constitution that have been in place ruling our America Htese people come over here to get away from there problems and then try to make problems for us