I don't see anything wrong with a "Islamic Caliphate"

[Starks]

If Country X has a huge Muslim population that wishes to implement Sharia law through that country's political process (democratic or otherwise), would you be okay with that?

[WilliamC]

All peaceful people should be allowed to live freely.

[Starks]

All peaceful people should be allowed to live freely.

But if Sharia is peacefully implemented, certain freedoms are still lost.

[CountryRoads]

If it's peaceful, yes.

[murrayrothbard]

There is no such thing as peaceful political process.

[SovereignMN]

Define "being okay" with it?

If I was living in said country I would fight it tooth and nail.
Being outside that country I still don't like it but I don't think it is my business to get involved.

[LinearChaos]

Who cares?

I think the more appropriate question is, would you support intervention if a country did implement Sharia Law? If yes, then why? What business is it of ours?

the whole point of non-intervention is to not intervene with the internal affairs of other nations

How is a piss ant country in the middle east under Sharia Law more dangerous than Communist China or old commie Russia? Does Sharia Law automatically assume radicalization?

[Sergeant Brother]

I am entitled to my opinion and I hate the idea of Sharia law. Then again, if it happens within some country in the Middle East then it really isn't my business. I can have what ever opinion of it that I want but ultimately its none of my business as long as the only people oppressed are those living within the country in question.

[Dr.3D]

Non intervention is what it says. We don't get involved in another countries affairs.
If they vote to have a certain kind of law then so be it. I just hope when they vote they are fair about the process, unlike the way things are done here.

[smartguy911]

let them decide. If they don't like what's going on in their country, they can stand up and fight for it.

I see nothing wrong with Malaysia or even India with millions of Muslims.

[CelestialRender]

Self-determination of peoples.

Even if it's a bloody dictatorship.

The locals will find their Ghandi, their Washington, in their own time. We cannot impose freedom, democracy, or markets on them. Just let them come about in time.

We need to work on improving America, and let them work on improving themselves.

[H Roark]

Define "being okay" with it?

If I was living in said country I would fight it tooth and nail.
Being outside that country I still don't like it but I don't think it is my business to get involved.

+1

[Dieseler]

I don't give a damn what they do.
I just want my country back.

[Liberty Star]

It's especially bad when we help put a government like that in power, offending moderate in those countries:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZj0nsj2DyE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbPhTnQcNu0&feature=related

[ChooseLiberty]

People in the US spend all their time in fear of some vague threat that will never happen here while their rights are slowly stripped.

How about getting Habeus Corpus back in the USA?