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If sharia law wasn’t Islamic, conservatives would probably support it.
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Anonymous 7w

They already do it's called maga

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Anonymous 7w

ahem christian nationalism

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Anonymous 6w

2, 8, and 9 falling for early 2000’s anti-Islam slopaganda

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Anonymous 6w

More accurately, if Islam wasn’t associated with non-white people, conservatives would love it

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Anonymous 6w

I know y'all are brainwashed, but at least pretend that you're not.

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Anonymous 7w

Still not the flex for Sharia law you think it is

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

I’m not flexing it, it’s not a good system even if it’s poorly understood.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

ffs they openly say they dont want the separation of church and state when its their church. i saw a clip of talarico questioning someone in some texas body about the bill they were proposing to put the 10 commandments in classrooms, and its just "nope no separation of state"

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Sharia Law is bad but I don’t see many politicians calling for it, if at all, in America. It’s just being used to push Islamophobic messaging before elections to try to prevent well-polling, popular, and likely candidates who are Muslim. It’s the definition of stoking fear to manipulate the voters lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 7w

For example, if we judge Christianity on its history it has been used to justify the murder, execution, and brutalization of millions if not billions throughout history. It was used to justify slavery, killing of Native populations, to go to war in Europe, to siege Jerusalem (repeatedly), to execute “witches”, to burn Joan of Arc at the stake, etc. Basically what I mean is, don’t let extremists taint your view of an entire group of people

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Even if it wasn’t in support of Sharia Law, it’s still a very true point on how conservatives operate

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Btw Sharia Law is a set of principles of how Muslims are supposed to live their lives, treat others, etc. It’s not a set of laws. Also, a lot of Muslim nations took from Europe to make their laws. So just know that when you hear about these nations stoning women for not wearing a hijab or killing people for being gay, just know that that comes from both an extreme interpretation of the Quran, and European tradition. It’s not at all what most Muslims want or believe in.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 6w

The same with Christianity when it comes to gay people, they use bible verses to condemn others and judge them when that’s exactly what God tells us NOT to do. Makes me sad when people weaponize my religion

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 6w

Technically the Christian equivalent to sharia law would probably be the chivalric code.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 6w

What are you yapping about? 😭

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Anonymous 6w

Name 10 things Sharia law calls for?

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 6w

conservatives literally have werid views about women and gay people, how is it different

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Anonymous 6w

Had time to leave 2 comments. Can’t do it? lolol

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