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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo
So the sample population is 500?
So are we saying that half of the 500 want Shariah law and dont feel that Abu Hamza was rightly sentenced?
Even if all 500 agreed with that , then to say that this is a representation of what the majority of muslims ion the UK feel is just plain stupid.
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Provided the sample surveyed was sufficiently large, and a true cross-section of the group being questioned, then it is statistically acceptable to draw conclusions from the results obtained.
I am not a statistician, but ICM is a respected polling organisation and I have no reason to doubt their findings. Unless it turns out that their sample was drawn from outside Finsbury Park mosque on a Friday afternoon of course.
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Originally Posted by punky
To be fair though, there is a big difference between want and what they'll fight for. If they would like Shariah law, fair enough. If they are willing to fight to get Shariah law, then we have a big problem.
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Indeed. I want the whole world to acknowledge Jesus as their Lord and saviour. I'm not about to tool up and force anyone to believe it though.