Posted on 04/28/2016 6:04:44 AM PDT by Biggirl
The Republican-led House of Representatives sent a bill authored by a Democrat to President Obamas desk that would limit the ability of the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) to destroy cultural sites and profit from the selling of priceless antiques.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
The liberal/progressive/Democrat answer to any problem: pass more laws.
Yeh...that’ll work....put it in writing...
When will they pass one limiting ISIS's ability to behead people?
How about a law saying...no killing Christians and Jews.
Wow! What a bunch of smarties! Probably resolve to make isis profits off budget affecting their bottom line on paper.
We are so lucky congress is on our side/S
That’ll help. Subhumans who burn people alive, chop heads, rape, have sex slaves, hang gays and kill Christians will happily obey this new law.
Listen up - the solution is to turn the subhumans into worm food.
Another Faculty Lounge consensus.
It is not profit if they give artifacts to congress members at cost of acquisition.
“The liberal/progressive/Democrat answer to any problem: pass more laws.”
And hire more government Sharia Lawyers.
Jobs, jobs, jobs.
What this will do will be what similar laws have done for Ivory, certain exotic woods, and the value of items made from those. Such muddling of the market will leave legitimately owned items in question, and the market value of those items will crash. No doubt the State will reserve to itself the right to invade your home looking for such, and to seize any item that looks ‘questionable’, leaving you bearing the burden of proving innocence and suing for the return of your stuff, even in the case of family heirlooms which have documented provenance.
Notice the number of parallels between Islam and Nazism...
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