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To: lmr
"No need to act indignant."

Sorry, this is just the 6th or 7th time this story (from several sources) has been posted. And always it's the same; Reflexive posting from people who think our courts are being taken over by Imams, or whatnot.

American courts have been recognizing the arbitration decision of religious-based arbiters for decades and decades, with absolutely no ill-effect to American jurisprudence.

If you don't want to be in Islamic arbitration, don't do business with the muzzies.

16 posted on 03/21/2011 1:55:06 PM PDT by OldDeckHand
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To: OldDeckHand
If you don't want to be in Islamic arbitration, don't do business with the muzzies.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but for Islamic Arbitration to take place, wouldn't both parties have to be Muslim or at least sign a contract agreeing to that type of arbitration? The simple act of 'doing business' wouldn't bind anyone to that kind of arbitration, would it? Sorry, but that's how you made it sound.
17 posted on 03/21/2011 2:07:02 PM PDT by lmr (God punishes Conservatives by making them argue with fools.)
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To: OldDeckHand
If you don't want to be in Islamic arbitration, don't do business with the muzzies.

Are you saying that anyone who does business with Moslems who've immigrated to the U.S., subjects himself to Sharia law?

Then things are just as bad as the "hysterics" say they are -- Moslem imnmigrants are purposively bringing their Prophet with them, and the choice of submit or die to everyone in America.

Care to rephrase that, if you got it a little bit wrong?

20 posted on 03/21/2011 2:31:48 PM PDT by lentulusgracchus (Concealed carry is a pro-life position.)
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