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lets give Muslims a taste of their own medicine
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<blockquote data-quote="cuteoz" data-source="post: 11599383" data-attributes="member: 167216"><p>If laws were that simple to change then it would be utter dreadful to the ones involved. every country has there own set of laws and regulations and it doesnt matter wether its islamic or a christian country. and the laws couldnt and shouldnt be practised because of the diversity of people. for instance lets take an example of simplistic law attributes, the United states government allotes people to come into the United states visa free, Now when we see visa free then we would consider them to be a high economic and politically stable country, but no.. they look into the laws which are less commited and less moralised.. thats why once argentina was in the list of the waiver program.. so laws of a certain country doesnt matter under religious consent. it matters most is if it is only properly associated wether he or she is a muslim or not..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cuteoz, post: 11599383, member: 167216"] If laws were that simple to change then it would be utter dreadful to the ones involved. every country has there own set of laws and regulations and it doesnt matter wether its islamic or a christian country. and the laws couldnt and shouldnt be practised because of the diversity of people. for instance lets take an example of simplistic law attributes, the United states government allotes people to come into the United states visa free, Now when we see visa free then we would consider them to be a high economic and politically stable country, but no.. they look into the laws which are less commited and less moralised.. thats why once argentina was in the list of the waiver program.. so laws of a certain country doesnt matter under religious consent. it matters most is if it is only properly associated wether he or she is a muslim or not.. [/QUOTE]
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