[mnehring]

A better analogy would be letting criminals in our country have the moral authority to say who can or can’t be in our country. In many cases the islamic radicals aren’t even from the countries we are discussing, and thus, it would be akin to an illegal alien in this country saying who can or cannot be here.

[mnehring]

..oh, well it looks like the mods didn’t like your comment while I was replying...

[Fester Chugabrew]

It doesn’t take a genius to understand that certain people people prefer religious fanacism and slavery to the freedoms we enjoy. Should such people be allowed any moral authority with regard to who does or does not reside in their midst? On what basis should they be denied such authority? Is it a criminal issue to establish lands where sharia law holds sway over pluralism?