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**id2008** · 07-16-2012, 08:45 PM

Brother - if you like them then go live under them. No one is stopping you.

The whole vision of a Taliban society is rotten - put it this way. I would not raise a family in their hell-hole of a State. Would you? If so, then please go otherwise enough of hypocrisy.

Here's the problem with your ridiculous conclusion: you're equating what the Taliban did with how Afghanistan is.

I would not want to live in Afghanistan since it is not economically feasible, nor is it feasible to myself or my family to be targeted by American forces just for being there nor am I an Afghan culturally. On the other hand, if something similar to the Shari'ah came into practice in Pakistan, I would gladly live there. The safest country to live in where Shari'ah is practiced is Saudia and a lot of us here would gladly move there.

that is also my plan.

Again, list what you think the Taliban did which was against the shari'ah.

And also, once again, you have always touted "difference of opinion" to justify your ridiculous minority opinions in almost every thread you've posted in. Aren't you being extremely contradictory here, especially when many ulama have supported the Taliban, from South Asia to the Middle East to the West?

07-16-2012, 08:45 PM	#20
id2008 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 465 Senior Member	Brother - if you like them then go live under them. No one is stopping you. The whole vision of a Taliban society is rotten - put it this way. I would not raise a family in their hell-hole of a State. Would you? If so, then please go otherwise enough of hypocrisy. Here's the problem with your ridiculous conclusion: you're equating what the Taliban did with how Afghanistan is. I would not want to live in Afghanistan since it is not economically feasible, nor is it feasible to myself or my family to be targeted by American forces just for being there nor am I an Afghan culturally. On the other hand, if something similar to the Shari'ah came into practice in Pakistan, I would gladly live there. The safest country to live in where Shari'ah is practiced is Saudia and a lot of us here would gladly move there. that is also my plan. Again, list what you think the Taliban did which was against the shari'ah. And also, once again, you have always touted "difference of opinion" to justify your ridiculous minority opinions in almost every thread you've posted in. Aren't you being extremely contradictory here, especially when many ulama have supported the Taliban, from South Asia to the Middle East to the West?
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