North Korea released an American that was convicted of having a bible. Do you believe that when visiting another country, they should be able to arrest Americans not following their countries laws?
And the ATHEIST leaders kill or suppress anyone who should Rock their little boat. If it's such a great place to live perhaps you would like to move there.
Me? I'm explaining their reason. I don't blame religion for it, I blame people who twist religion to fit the agenda. They are the cause of it. You know how it is, guns don't kill people.
It really depends on the law. For not following their religion? No. But for normal laws I think people should be respectful of other country's policies.
People really should take that in to account before traveling somewhere. Not that I agree with the law, but other countries aren't going to make exceptions just because your home country has different rules.
I wouldn't mind a world-wide religious tolerance policy, but I think that if you are visiting another nation, you are obliged to follow their rules or face their consequence. You can't go to Canada, murder someone, and be pardoned as a tourist.
He had a ton of special treatment because they didn't want him to go back to the United States and tell them what the labor camps look like. The other guy is in a camp and he's most likely not going to live even with the special treatment.
It's impossible to know all of a foreign country's laws. It's impossible to know all of this country's laws!
Short of murder, theft, rape, or some other widely accepted standard, breaking a country's laws should result in deportation, not detention.
I agree. I believe this law is super ridiculous, but I believe a person should learn the laws of whatever country they go to, even temporarily, and follow them. If you can't handle/don't agree with their laws don't go there. And especially don't
It could be argued that the drinking age being 21 is a ridiculous law when service in the military branches can begin at 17. My point: everyone will have opinions of the law, they have the choice to abide or violate it and deal with the consequences.
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