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Muslim Woman Sues To Get Florida ID Card
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Posted on 01/24/2003 11:57:56 AM PST by McGruff
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To: dagar
They should send her happy @$$ packing ... to the PRC; aka. the Peoples Republic of California
Sorry...we're full.
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posted on
01/24/2003 6:29:08 PM PST
by
ErnBatavia
((Bumperootus!))
To: Cindy
This is America. We have a set of laws.
Yep - when cultures happen to clash, I'd say the culture in which you reside should win.
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posted on
01/24/2003 6:31:23 PM PST
by
ErnBatavia
((Bumperootus!))
To: VRWCmember
touche'
To: McGruff
Islam is illegal in the U.S. and has been since 1892. (Not that anyone gives a rip!)
To: McGruff
How do we know it's really her?
45
posted on
01/24/2003 6:39:57 PM PST
by
Bernard
To: dirtboy
She's a Reform muslim. They pick and choose which specific portions of the religion to believe in.
46
posted on
01/24/2003 6:41:12 PM PST
by
Bernard
To: VOA
"I don't know where the heck the "Thou Shalt Party On, Dude" commandment is located
in The Holy Bible."
Me either, but if you should find it, let me know, it will make the whole 'lost saturday night thing' a bit easier to explain to my pastor.
47
posted on
01/24/2003 6:57:43 PM PST
by
uncbuck
(Stupid people piss me off.)
To: McGruff
She will lose in both trials, and here's why:
In the state of Florida (as, I'm sure in many other states) the operation of a motor vehicle on public thoroughfares is a PRIVILEGE - not a right. The state extends to you and I or anyone else requesting of them, the PRIVILEGE to use the roads, providing or course, that you obey the state laws when doing so. If you do not abide, your PRIVILEGE is taken away. Believe me - I know from first hand experience (long story)
There is no place in the US or Florida Constitution that says a person has a RIGHT to operate a motor vehicle on our roads. SO, she can take her burka and veil and wear them all day and night if she chooses to. She just cannot operate a car while doing so.
She will lose.
48
posted on
01/24/2003 7:52:47 PM PST
by
peteram
(((((In Stereo)))))
To: FreeTally
There is absolutely no constitutional issue here. She will not win this case. The entire point of an I.D. card of any type is for the person to be identified. She will win. The problem is that Florida is one of those states that will issue a license without a photo. In the place of the photo is the statement "valid without photo." Florida routinely issues these to, among others, military members who claim Florida as a home of record and need to get a license renewed. They send in their money and a new license is issed without a photo attached. What makes her any different? If they do it for one they have to do it for another.
49
posted on
01/24/2003 7:57:13 PM PST
by
FreedomCalls
(It's the "Statue of Liberty" not the "Statue of Security.")
To: McGruff
If she wins, I'm going to try the same thing. I hate my driver's license picture. And my passport picture.
I'd let them take a picture of any piece of cloth they'd like.
To: McGruff
Please let this woman lose! Driving is a privilege not a right - if you want to get a driver's license then abide by the rules for getting a license. So many questions:
- if she's such a devout Muslim why does she need to drive? Her husband or brother should be chauffeuring her around....
- what insanity comes over an American woman to cause her to convert to Islam?
- why doesn't she move to Saudi Arabia / Iran / Pakistan or any other sharia-practicing country where she would feel more at home?
Please god let this case come before a judge with some common sense!
51
posted on
01/24/2003 8:12:13 PM PST
by
Rummyfan
To: speekinout
From another article on the same subject.
"Eleven other states allow women to wear veils for license photos, and there are exceptions to the requirement, such as probationary licenses and seven-day permits, which don't require photos, Marks argued. "
52
posted on
01/24/2003 8:15:23 PM PST
by
FreedomCalls
(It's the "Statue of Liberty" not the "Statue of Security.")
To: FreedomCalls
The problem is that Florida is one of those states that will issue a license without a photo. Hmmm....this is the first I've heard of that. I'll have to look into it. I DO know this much. After recently changing addresses and getting a new license w/photo, I was told by one of the clerks that you can now renew and update by mail and get a NEW license with the same photo.
Digital technology allows the DHSMV to store your photo on a computer in Tallahassee. When you request a renewal or update, they create a brand new license using that photo. So if a member of the military has at any time had a photo license in the state, and they renew by mail, they will get a replacement using the last picture that was on file.
53
posted on
01/24/2003 8:16:34 PM PST
by
peteram
(((((In Stereo)))))
To: FreedomCalls
Eleven other states allow women to wear veils for license photos, That doesn't matter, nor will it come into play in trial. Each state is soveriegn. That means that they do not have to do what another state is doing. If Florida extends a privilege to it's citizens, it is not bound by the way other states have extended that same privilege to their residents. There is no precedent.
54
posted on
01/24/2003 8:20:02 PM PST
by
peteram
(((((In Stereo)))))
To: FreedomCalls
"Eleven other states allow women to wear veils for license photos,I'll have to look for which states these are. And do they also allow men to wear face masks?
To: peteram
If Florida extends a privilege to it's citizens, it is not bound by the way other states have extended that same privilege to their residents. There is no precedent. But Florida already extends that privilege to absentee residents. There is precedent.
56
posted on
01/24/2003 8:48:11 PM PST
by
FreedomCalls
(It's the "Statue of Liberty" not the "Statue of Security.")
To: FreedomCalls
But Florida already extends that privilege to absentee residents. There is precedent. You mean Florida already extends the privilege of wearing a veil for their license to absentee residents? I'll have to look into that too.
57
posted on
01/24/2003 8:51:26 PM PST
by
peteram
(((((In Stereo)))))
To: speekinout
And do they also allow men to wear face masks? Yeah - I wonder what would happen if I wore a hockey mask to the DMV and told them my name was "Jason"? :-)
58
posted on
01/24/2003 8:53:13 PM PST
by
peteram
(((((In Stereo)))))
To: wideawake
Roads actually belong to the state and they can dictate virtually anything they want to issue a license. As for this dimwit Muslim woman....I would suggest she go and spend a year in Saudi Arabia. Discover that most women are not allowed to drive or to go out shopping without other Muslim women with her or her husband escorts her. Most American women who get into this Muslim stuff...really are shocked when they go to Saudi Arabia and find the real Muslim world. Most prefer to return within a year and give up the religion at that point.
To: peteram
"Sir, would you please put down the meat cleaver while we take your DMV photo?"
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