Fascist Stuff My Friends Post on Facebook

 

Fascist Things My Friends Post on Facebook: Christmas edition

Ironically, he's the same guy that posted this just days earlier: 

Fascist Things My Friends Post On Facebook: North Carolina Edition

First of all, there has been no legislation passed in North Carolina this year regarding Sharia Law or any other foreign laws.

There is, however, a law from 2013 which bans state courts from applying “foreign law.”

The ban doesn’t make it illegal for individuals to personally practice any such law. Instead, it bars state courts and agencies from applying foreign law in divorce, child custody and family law disputes.

Essentially the law made it so only American and North Carolina laws would carry weight in the North Carolina judicial system.

Nowhere in the law does it explicitly mention Sharia Law, either, although “foreign law” would include Sharia Law and other religious and foreign laws.

Since the law doesn’t state practicing foreign laws is a criminal offense, nor does it explicitly single out Sharia Law, the law can’t have banned Sharia Law or made it a criminal offense.

As long as they don’t break any existing laws in doing so, a person could theoretically practice Sharia Law in North Carolina outside of the courts.

Therefore, this claim is FALSE.

via www.kgw.com

Fascist Things My Friends Post On Facebook: Native Americans

Fascist Things My Friends Post On Facebook

I've had a plan in the back of my head to write a long post about Fascism, both in general and in how I am seeing it play out in real life on my Facebook feed, but procrastination has allowed much of what I want to write about to slip into the murky past.  So I've decided to try a different tactic.

If you read my blog, you will have noticed that I have a couple of series that been posting of photos and screen captures.  The first one I called "Foxworld," and it consists of images describing some pretty dumb things that are believed in the alternate reality some people on the right are living in.  The second I call "First Reaction," which is just a visceral response to something, with no research or links to back up what I think.  Now I'm starting a third: Fascist things my friends post on Facebook.  I don't believe that many of them will need comment.

Here's the first: