We're not closing to religion. We're closing to a militant group.I think closing borders on the basis of religion is morally wrong for a country which has always depended on immigration for its success and espouses religious freedom as one of its founding ideals, yes.
Pretty sure we'll still get stuff to sell from other places.Since I view immigration as an important part of what keeps this country healthy, I'm suspect of people who wish to close that pipeline down. If they can't explain how their idea would accomplish anything more than a rock on a shelf would, it's probably a pretty shitty idea.
You say it as if we're gonna do such an action without a plan first. At this point, I'm convinced you're just dragging the topic on for amusement.So far, the "details" of this plan are 'we don't have any details, but maybe we'd bring them into a church and have them eat pork'.
Yup. You're trolling. Pretty sure locating members of a group is not non-specific. Pretty sure the idea is to create said procedure. Pretty sure the idea is to end one radicalist group. Not stop a religion.For what it's worth, when you close down a supermarket, you have a specific goal (decontamination)with a specific procedure (sanitization protocol and upstream compliance verification) to resolve the problem.
Here, we have a non-specific goal (stop bad people), with an unknown procedure (maybe someone can't deny they're a Muslim in a mosque!!!), until terrorism stops forever.
Sure. I'm not sure if Godwin's law has been played yet, but boy nazis would walk all over your yard and you'd play ignorant.Thank you for playing.
Also as a protestant Christian who migrated, if I had a terrorist group associated to my religion and needed to prove I was unaffiliated, I'd gladly take it. And prove I'm no danger to those around me.