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Islam, the Religion of Love

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Dubai authorities have sentenced a man to four years in prison for having - literally - a grain of marijuana stuck underneath his shoes.  Be careful where you step in Dubai.  (Via.)  I wonder how much prison time a person with gum stuck under his shoe gets. Yeah, yeah, I know: Islam is really a religion of love.  It just so happens that every country under Islamic rule is a tyranny.  It's only a coincidence that a number of practitioners of Islam have a fancy for blowing up buildings.    That's an absolute coincidence that has nothing to do with Islam. I am still waiting for the "loving" Muslims in America (after every terrorist attack, we are told we have hundreds-of-thousands living in America) to denounce sentencing a father of three to prison for having a speck of marijuana stuck to his shoe...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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