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JusticeEnds 6 Sept 20h 52m left

Should the UK proscribe the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation?

The Muslim Brotherhood is not proscribed as a terrorist organisation in the UK. A 2015 government review found some elements had links to extremism and an ambiguous relationship with violence but stopped short of recommending a ban. Recent US sanctions on a London-based senior official for alleged Hamas fundraising, plus polls showing majority public support for proscription, have renewed pressure on the government to act.

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The Bellwether
Voted noLeft

Another dig at Muslims. Why? A terrorist is someone who uses of threatens to use acts of violence and intimidation to influence a government or intimidate the general public. By doing this you'll be doing what they wanted. Using the same logic, why is Israel given free reign to wipe out a another nation?

Geedon· 40
The Justice Traditionalist
Voted yesRight

Not only that but we should remove religious status from Islam as it is not a religion, it’s a hateful, regressive ideology for world domination that specifically appeals to the worst aspects of human desires. Rape, murder, misogyny, pedophilia, murder, subjugation! It’s truly evil and we need only look at the 56 countries it’s already ruined to see what awaits the fools that would invite these heathens into their homes! We already have the evidence here in the uk crime stat

BenL· 163
The Lawgiver
Voted yesLeft

Why are we letting an outfit with proven links to Hamas set up shop in Britain, funnelling cash to foreign extremists while preaching stuff that divides our communities and trashes basic rights?

Blumik· 59
The Generalist
Voted yesRight

The Muslim Brotherhood advances a political ideology hostile to democratic norms. The UK government must ensure that no organisation aligned with it receives support or institutional access. Protecting the country requires drawing a clear line against movements that threaten its core principles.