Saudi Arabia to behead boy for political protest

[dps]

One thing I don't understand.  If those Saudi funded schools in the west are such huge problems, what stops the western governments from dealing with them directly?  Arrest and expel the personnel, shut down the schools, infiltrate them, put them on watch lists, refuse to grant them land or licences, give them bureaucratic red tape hell etc.  There are lots of ways to deal with this kind of problem. 

Uh, because we have the rule of law in the West;  most of that stuff wouldn't fly here.  Doesn't apply to other countries, but from the US Constitution:  "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof[b/]".

[Razgovory]

1st amendment would cause legal problems in the US though.

Well, remember what Trump said, the Constitution isn't a suicide pact.

What argument was he trying to make?  That he's more effective than the Constitution?

Immigration.

[Zanza]

In Germany banning foreign governments from funding schools should be constitutional as our constitution says stuff like "The entire school system shall be under the supervision of the state." or "The freedom of teaching shall not release any person from allegiance to the constitution."

[The Minsky Moment]

Uh, because we have the rule of law in the West;  most of that stuff wouldn't fly here.  Doesn't apply to other countries, but from the US Constitution:  "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof[b/]".

Mono should know that.  HK had rule of law as well until a couple years ago it was replaced by rule of Xi.

[Malicious Intent]

In Germany banning foreign governments from funding schools should be constitutional as our constitution says stuff like "The entire school system shall be under the supervision of the state." or "The freedom of teaching shall not release any person from allegiance to the constitution."

We should start by banning DITIB. 

[grumbler]

Uh, because we have the rule of law in the West;  most of that stuff wouldn't fly here.  Doesn't apply to other countries, but from the US Constitution:  "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof[b/]".

Mono should know that.  HK had rule of law as well until a couple years ago it was replaced by rule of Xi.

He said, Xi said.

[DGuller]

 

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