Texas Walmart:  Sharia Law Establishes a Beachhead


Yesterday, on the heels of the news of the massacre of Jews at Bondi Beach by a father-son Islamic social compact:

First person account given by a relative. 

The individual had a few items, and placed them on the conveyor belt.

"Can you turn the package of bacon over so I can scan the bar code? I am not allowed to touch it."

"Why are you not allowed to touch it?  It is in thick plastic, for God's sake!"

"It is unclean."

Realizing that he would also be required to bag his own bacon, because it was "unclean" - he asked the woman to call a manager.  The same conversation was conveyed.  The manager flipped the bacon over.  The customer flipped the bacon back.

"I want her to scan my bacon.  It is her job to provide  customer service."

Manager:  "You are not welcome here!"

Question:  How many times a day does a customer comply to Sharia law at a local  Walmart in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex?

Is this about a courtesy or is it about a principle?

Freedom.  Today - it smells like a crisp slice of bacon.

Remember the issue of the cab drivers who would not pick up a fare at the airport if the arriving passengers had sealed bottles of alcohol?

The AP stated that the return to Constitutional right was a "policy that would effect hundreds of Muslim drivers."

https://www.foxnews.com/story/airports-commission-in-minnesota-approves-penalties-for-muslim-cabbies-who-refuse-fares

And it is a policy that will ensure future freedom for hundreds of millions of Americans.

I have stood firmly on a specific principle for many years.

Your conviction requires your sacrifice and not mine.

If you are a vegan you should probably not accept an invitation to a bar-b-cue extravaganza in the heart of Texas.  But as a vegan, you can accept the invitation and bring a plate of Tofu, cheese, and rabbit food.  But you should be gracious in the presence of the Beef Brisket Nation.

If you are a Baptist with a conviction against alcoholic beverages, do not apply for a job at a liquor store.  The "Whiskeypalian" will be happy to take it.  And if you are a Muslim clerk at Walmart and cannot touch the thick plastic covering on a large vacuum-sealed pack of bacon - you are actively working against America and her liberties.  You are establishing a beachhead for Sharia compliance, right there behind the counter in that little space from which you engage power projection against the Christian, the cross and the pig.

https://sunnah.com/bukhari:2476https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ban_on_sharia_law

Do you love freedom?  How much do you love freedom?  Do not take it for granted.

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