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Judge rules to allow anti-Islam ads on Detroit buses
2011-04-02
Posted by:ryuge

#3  If the Westboro Baptist Church can do what they do under the protection of the First Amendment, it would seem that these ads would also fall under such protection. Likewise with those who burn the Koran--protected under the First Amendment. One might say that these activities are in bad taste but then a lot is done that is bad taste. So what?
Posted by: JohnQC   2011-04-02 11:28  

#2  You can freely choose to leave, but if you refuse three times to convert back, the punishment is death. Always read the fine print!
Posted by: SteveS   2011-04-02 10:42  

#1  The "Quran states 'there is no compulsion in religion' so those who want to leave Islam can freely do so," Begg, the senior adviser for the Council of Islamic Organizations of Michigan, added.

Now, quick as you can, name the Islamic nations where there is no penalty for leaving Islam or converting to a different religion?

...aaaand done!
Posted by: Anonymoose   2011-04-02 09:30  

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