Well if it ain't time for some good old fashioned religion

[jstell]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/indonesia-aceh-sharia-law-caning-couple-caned-140-times-sex-alcohol/
We can now officially break our arms patting ourselves on the back for "not being that bad."
But at least they're not total hypocrites.  They caned the cop too.

[Rstewart]

Some would say that Sharia law is incompatible with the Western World 🤷🏻  Who'da thunk it?

[Rstewart]

Love the crazy emoji, That's rich coming from a guy @Smit  who thinks men can get pregnant 


Maybe you can bring Sharia Law into your community, help spread the Love!

[Bucky Cornstarch]

Love the crazy emoji, That's rich coming from a guy @Smit  who thinks men can get pregnant 


Maybe you can bring Sharia Law into your community, help spread the Love!

Lil' Stewie, did you quote and respond to yourself just so you could bring up the whole LGBTQ+ thing, a topic that Trumptards have zero understanding of yet somehow manage to be completely terrified of?

[Rstewart]

Lil' Stewie, did you quote and respond to yourself just so you could bring up the whole LGBTQ+ thing, a topic that Trumptards have zero understanding of yet somehow manage to be completely terrified of?

Well, I didn't respond to myself.  You are correct that I don't understand the mental illness.
Terrified? No, not at all. It's a free country

[jstell]

Some would say that Sharia law is incompatible with the Western World 🤷🏻  Who'da thunk it?

The warning here isn't so much Sharia is bad/incompatible/stupid.  It is maybe a chance to look at the harm caused by inflicting one's divine morality on another, especially if you're divinely crazy, or using your fairy tale as an excuse to behave terribly towards your fellow man living their best life in a way that causes you no demonstrable harm.

So maybe let the Monty Python man have a baby if he believes that's his god-given right as a man.

All that being said, I think I would rather be whacked with a stick a couple hundred times than gunned down in an icy street by masked thugs doing the orange lord's work.

[Rstewart]

The warning here isn't so much Sharia

All that being said, I think I would rather be whacked with a stick a couple hundred times than gunned down in an icy street by masked thugs doing the orange lord's work.

Bro, tell me in what world will an American Citizen be beaten in the street for catching a buzz and having concentual sex with his lady?

It's NOT what you call "Orange Lord's" work. It's the Constitutional Republic that YOU live in.  It's real simple, you come here without going thru the system, break laws, you go back home.
It's the same as most other countries would do to you if you were there illegally

We have been living under the same laws for about 250 years.  It's just as you say orange man problem right now.

Any other president in the past 35 years could have fixed this, someone is finally fixing Regan's fuck up.

[neurosis]

Any other president in the past 35 years could have fixed this, someone is finally fixing Regan's fuck up.

Can you tell me whats been done to "fix" the problem?  Everything done up to this point has just been a temporary band-aid. I haven't seen any permanent legislative reforms passed that tells me this isn't going to become a problem again in the future.

[Rstewart]

For one, they have got to pass the SAVE act. 
I would think also proof of citizenship to cash a check or open a bank account would be the next step.  That is within the law, it just not executed

[jstell]

For one, they have got to pass the SAVE act. 
I would think also proof of citizenship to cash a check or open a bank account would be the next step.  That is within the law, it just not executed

That is a terrible piece of legislation.  The only good thing about what it does to attempt to disenfranchise legitimate U.S. citizen voters and make it more difficult to register to vote by including an in-person requirement:
It will disproportionally affect rural, poor populations and those without passports.  Statistically this is going to be more republican voters.  And also (maybe - but as currently written) women who married and changed their name to their spouse's.

So there's that.   

[Rstewart]

You need a valid ID to get a job at 7-11.  Is it too much to ask for one to vote in our great Republic?

Do you know anyone w/o a valid ID? 

Why am I even typing, I'm like the last person left around here

Have a good night

[TylerBeer]

For one, they have got to pass the SAVE act. 
I would think also proof of citizenship to cash a check or open a bank account would be the next step.  That is within the law, it just not executed

I think you meant proof of residency, but maybe you know a law I don't

[Rstewart]

I think you meant proof of residency, but maybe you know a law I don't

No, I think they should make that a law.  This would be aimed mostly at those "Check into Cash" places.  The penalties would be on the place of business, two strikes and you're out.

[jstell]

Do you know anyone w/o a valid ID? 

Does everyone you know have ready access to a birth certificate with their current name on it?  Except for five states with "enhanced" ID that indicates place of birth, even "Real ID" is not enough to get registered to vote if SAVE act is passed as currently written.

[Rstewart]

Does everyone you know have ready access to a birth certificate with their current name on it?  Except for five states with "enhanced" ID that indicates place of birth, even "Real ID" is not enough to get registered to vote if SAVE act is passed as currently written.

Circle back to what I said earlier.  You need valid proof of citizenship to get basically ANY job, why not to vote as well?

To the "Real ID" - you say it's not enough?   congress.gov says it is

Specifically, the bill prohibits states from accepting and processing an application to register to vote in a federal election unless the applicant presents documentary proof of U.S. citizenship. The bill specifies what documents are considered acceptable proof of U.S. citizenship, such as identification that complies with the REAL ID Act of 2005 that indicates U.S. citizenship.