Paris Attacks

[Not Sure]

We've taken the heaviest toll for 15 years now. I'm not saying we shouldn't be involved as the national security risk is very real. What's Paris today could be Louisville tomorrow.

Spoke with my Son today, he's active duty and said Our some of our soldiers are receiving phone death threats in an Arabic accents at their residences!

 

[deadheadskier]

That's awful. Domestic residences?

 

[Not Sure]

That's awful. Domestic residences?

Yes , Threats against soldiers and family members

 

[deadheadskier]

How do you think they got your son's contact information?

 

[Not Sure]

How do you think they got your son's contact information?

Not him ,yet. His Battalion .

 

[thetrailboss]

Yes , Threats against soldiers and family members

Terrible

 

[freeski]

There are websites were ISIS gives the names and domestic addresses of military families and asks sympathizers to attack them. I can only imagine the horror of receiving one of those calls. It's too bad it took this attack to bring the attention ISIS deserves with all of the other attacks and signs that have been in place. I hope the world can come together on this. As others have said that is what will be needed to eliminate this threat. It is vital the Muslim countries do their part as they are powerful nations and it would help to bring moderate Muslims against ISIS.
I'd like to say the French should nuke Raqqah, but I realize this would be like poking a hornets nest. Also, for the sake of humanity no one should ever use these weapons again. However, France needs to do something strong and the world needs to follow up with a united campaign to put an end to this.

 

[Not Sure]

https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy...uslims-shows-thousands-support-shariah-jihad/
I wouldn't expect much help from Muslim countries given the results of this poll in the US.
Can imagine the numbers would only be higher under Muslim rule.

 

[deadheadskier]

If a Muslim shows support of Shariah law, they should be deported immediately. I'm all for religious freedom, but there is separation of church and state in this country. Denouncing shariah law should be a condition of citizenship.

 

[Funky_Catskills]

There are websites were ISIS gives the names and domestic addresses of military families and asks sympathizers to attack them.

ISIL scraped all those names and addresses off public internet sites where unfortunately our military people left the information for all to see.. Many of the addresses are old and don't even match up to current..

 

[Funky_Catskills]

If a Muslim shows support of Shariah law, they should be deported immediately. I'm all for religious freedom, but there is separation of church and state in this country. Denouncing shariah law should be a condition of citizenship.

Don't all Muslims practice some sort of Sharia law?

 

[Funky_Catskills]

If a Muslim shows support of Shariah law, they should be deported immediately. I'm all for religious freedom, but there is separation of church and state in this country. Denouncing shariah law should be a condition of citizenship.

Don't all Muslims practice some sort of Sharia law?

 

[deadheadskier]

There are plenty of moderates in all religions that support secularism over religious law.

 

[steamboat1]

From post #49:

Sentiments of American Muslims: According to a poll commissioned by the Center for Security Policy, 51% of Muslims living in America believe “Muslims in America should have the choice of being governed according to sharia.” Twenty-nine percent agree that violence against those who insult Mohammad is acceptable and 25% agree that violence against America can be justified as part of Global Jihad. Among males under the age of 45 that number rises to 36%. Twenty-nine percent of males under 45 believe that violence against America is justified in order to make Sharia the law of the land. Just 34% of males under 45 believe that if Sharia conflicts with the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights our Founding documents should be considered supreme.

 

[darent]

If Sharia Law is so important to the US Muslims ,why don't they move to a country that is ruled by Sharia Law.

 

[Puck it]

If Sharia Law is so important to the US Muslims ,why don't they move to a country that is ruled by Sharia Law.

So true. And a religion that treats women as second class citizens.

 

[steamboat1]

So true. And a religion that treats women as second class citizens.

You mean like Judaism?

 

[Puck it]

You mean like Judaism?

If the religion does then yes.

 

[Funky_Catskills]

There are plenty of moderates in all religions that support secularism over religious law.

Lot's of religions have their own laws that they use..
I was raised with Christian "laws"... I have friends that live by their Jewish or Hindu laws..

 

[Funky_Catskills]

If Sharia Law is so important to the US Muslims ,why don't they move to a country that is ruled by Sharia Law.

Same could be said for Jews and Hindu's...

Religious laws are very important to many US citizens..