[Liz]

To the ridiculous statement: "Normal Americans have difficulty understanding where Sharia Law ends and U.S. laws begins"

DJ FRISAT ASTUTELY RESPONDS: it's not difficult and not confusing. This is America. This is OUR government
We have laws established by our legislators that we have approved. Sharia law is not part of our justice system.

We might also add.......attempts to substitute Sharia law for US law must be seen as a calculated
attempt to overthrow the US government and should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of US law.

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ACTION NOW:

AMERICANS DEMAND AN EXECUTIVE ORDER, REGULATIONS, RULES,
A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ENSHRINE IN US LAW THAT
all attempts to substitute Sharia law for US law must be seen as a calculated attempt
to overthrow the US government and is to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of US law.

Call President Trump: Comments: 202-456-1111 Switchboard: 202-456-1414
email at http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact
@POTUS or @realDonaldTrump on Twitter!

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U.S. Department of Justice
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Switchboard: 202-514-2000

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[bgill]

Normal Americans do NOT accept honor killings, rape and beheadings as acceptable behavior.

[GOPJ]

To the ridiculous statement: "Normal Americans have difficulty understanding where Sharia Law ends and U.S. laws begins"

Anyone who knows anything about Sharia Law knows the difference between Sharia and our Law is the difference between sauerkraut that's gone bad and delicious homemade ice cream...

[itsahoot]

Oklahoma passed a law baring any use of Sharia law in their courts and Federal Courts ruled it unconstitutional. Not an easy battle if people continue to except Federal District Courts as the final authority and as far as I can see they do, even here in Freeper Land.

[rlmorel]

Thank you for the ping, Liz.

My take on this: We will soon discover if there is really any law left in this country. If this is ignored, laws (especially immigration laws) will be exposed as simply words on paper, in much the same way the Left is attempting to cast that same pall on the Constitution of the United States.

If nothing is done the conclusion is clear: There are laws that can be broken by some people with immunity. (I know, we already have ample proof of that in Hillary Clinton’s activities, as well as many of those in the former Obama Administration)

Granted, some readers of this post of mine will no doubt see me as a plodding observer, behind the times, and I can understand that.

For me, however, I am not ready to readily surrender our Constitution and laws to what has seemed obvious too many. I am too much of an optimist to think our imperfect system will yet prevail.

I readily admit to that, and if it indicates a degree of gullibility and stolid adherence to the belief that what was founded in this country is still meaningful, I can live with that. I can’t change my inherent optimism and stubbornness. It doesn’t mean I don’t see the threat, it is just that I think what we have stood for for a few hundred years still has relevance and meaning.

One has to live in their own skin.

[Silentgypsy]

Thanks, Liz.

[philman_36]

Normal Americans have difficulty understanding where Sharia Law ends and U.S. laws begin.

That is, without a doubt, THE most stupid sentence I have ever read in my entire life.

There is NO Sharia law in America and I will fight to keep it that way.