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Doesn't that rather weaken your original claim? "Prohibition is possible but it will be rather unevenly distributed"

• Aerbil313 3y ago
  No. Sorry if my original claim is unclear. Prohibition is for Muslims and do work for them. There is no prohibition for non-muslims in sharia.
  • andybak 3y ago
    Yes and my point was that a hell of a lot of Muslims seem to enjoy a drink from what I've observed.
    • Aerbil313 3y ago
      We don’t have Sharia in Turkey and for countries that implement it, there’s leftover corruption and puppet govts from colonial era whose best interest is not exactly fully implementing Sharia. Those who do it (e.g. Afghanistan) are immediately sanctioned to poverty. There is 2+ billion muslims in the world and not everyone is religious. If we had Sharia here (we’re working towards it) those muslims would be subject to and benefit from the prohibition. We’re returning to the pre-colonial days of Islam though, see an analysis: https://muslimskeptic.com/2023/04/12/finally-admit-youth-religious/ https://muslimskeptic.com/2023/04/12/finally-admit-youth-rel...
      • andybak 3y ago
        Islam has had a much more varied history than the picture you are painting. Let's hope the conflation of extreme conservativism with "true Islam" is reaching the end of it's shelf life.