I like the way that study was done. It basically worked from the top and went down.
Are you for Sharia being law or not?
If Yes should it apply to everyone or Muslims.
If Yes to that as well Then are you also in favor of all this other shit, like death for leaving the faith and the like.
Which to no surprise was also a mostly yes as at that point they'd pretty much drilled down into the hardcore. It looks a little more alarming than it really is I thought. Especially when you look at the regions at the start regarding if they were in favor of enshrining Sharia law or not. In countries that were not already under some form of Sharia law the answer was pretty much a no telling me that a lot of the yeses from that point is because, well, that's just how it is where they live.
Lastly they're polls, I don't even want to know how many Americans want the 10 Commandments enshrined as law, even though I'd be more comfortable with that then Sharia personally. Kinda unfair though since Sharia's way more encompassing than the 10 Commandments. But anyways, my point here is that people want lots of stuff, what's important is are they going to fight for it? Considering over half of those who responded favoring Sharia law only want it applied to Muslims I'm not really worried about living under Sharia myself.
