text: "Iqra Khalid's televised use of a recent attack on a mosque as proof to convince people of the bill's authority
  - post hoc, ergo propter hoc; Argumentum ad Populum, argumentum ad passiones"
  
  firefox: Has Khalid ever publicly commented on the Orlando massacre or condemned ISIS/ISIL for throwing homosexuals from rooftops? Does she believe that the motivation that inspired the Charlie Hebdo terrorists was utterly immoral? I certainly like to know about these things. You also have to wonder about her perspective on human rights when the prevailing Islamic view, as enunciated in the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam, is premised on the position that the Western approach to human rights is essentially a relativistic Judeo-Christian construct. The contrasting Western and Islamic concepts of human rights are as different as apples and oranges. In which does Khalid believe? I'd certainly like to know.