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Originally Posted by Brujah
I'm genuinely interested in actual statistics and not hyped up emotional triggers that paint an inaccurate image out of context.
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Here is a statistic for you. 4384 Muslims were polled and over 65% of them believed in strict Sharia Law.
That means, over half of the Muslims polled around the globe, (see image below) would condone the murder and torture of this young girl.
The debate in this thread is not about the death penalty, it's about moral compass. Razor is a piece of shit and just an absolute moron for saying the original poster is someone with a glass house throwing stones.
Anyways, a lot of the core foundations of Islamic religion are based on extremism. Whether or not the statistics based on violence are there for us to analyze.
This young lady refused to marry the man her family had picked out for her; the majority of them won't dream of doing so. Obviously because if they did they would be put to death in the same manner under Sharia Law. They show no mercy when it comes to the law of their religion. Regardless of when actual violence occurs, the law alone is inhumane and violent in nature.
Of course every religion has it's extremists, however, this is different. The percentage of extremists in Islamic regions is much higher than anywhere else. If you polled the number of Christians that would condone violent acts found in the bible, the number would be less than 1%.
Muslims stage protests all over the globe to have Sharia Courts in their community. They believe it's an outrage that they cannot enforce the law of their religion in their community. It's frightening to me, I think a line needs to be drawn between religious freedom and just absolute insanity. However, as their population grows so does their power.
In 10-15 years this could be happening all over the globe within Islamic communities.
It's difficult to speak out against someone's beliefs. In doing so you're labeled ignorant, racist or hateful. Since all Muslims don't believe in Sharia Law it's also demeaning to those who don't. However, I think people need to know the facts.