And I thought you were one of the saner pakistani or uk citizen(of pakistani descent).
I am a Pakistani citizen, and am perfectly sane thank you very much for your concern, Sir.
how would you feel if you have to live like a second class citizen in UK. Sharia is a 7th century law
Sharia is not a law at all - it is a set of guidelines for law. The actual law is called fiqh and is developed by Jurists and scholars (fuqaha) within those guidelines.
would you like if you have to pay jiziya ( not the taxes the majority pays , but separate taxes )
Jizya isn't considered to be part of the fixed guidelines of Sharia and can be amended. However, it is important to note that it was originally a replacement for Zakat, since Zakat was a religious obligation for Muslims (but not non Muslims), non Muslims had to pay Jizya instead of the Zakat Muslims paid, i.e it was the same thing with a different name.
Is Jizyah a Discriminatory Tax on Non-Muslims? - Aspects of Worship - counsels - OnIslam.net
I wouldn't mind paying the same taxes as the majority but with a different name.
how would like to have to someone restrict you from serving in the military (officially)
I already can not join, say, the UK military unless I give up my Pakistani nationality and/or apply for and successfully acquire a British citizenship - how is that any different from the restriction in Islamic law?
tell me how one would. would you like to live as a nonmuslim citizen in shariat rule
If the Shariat rule is actually Sharia-based and not some creation of moronic Mullahs or Talibaboons, then I'd love it and probably accept Islam in a while.
a hand for a petty thieving . thats outrageous
That's news to me! Sharia does not, under any circumstances, allow for cutting off the hand for
petty thieving - it has to be massive theft and the accused has to under go a fair trial and must be given a warning and chance to compensate for the theft before the punishment can be carried out.
The Islamic state under Muhammad (and the following caliphs) was a welfare state. Therefore, any thief was a greedy criminal who can't justify his crime with "desperation". Cutting off the hand might be a too harsh punishment in the eyes of some, not in the others. It is worth noting that the form of language used in this indicates a possibility of it being metaphorical (as in: restraining or preventing one from theft, similar to jail). Whatever interpretation you chose, the Quran also has a proper ruling of proportionate punishment. So you can't just go around cutting someone's hands if he steals an apple from a fruit stall.
Good link:
Misconception: Islam and The Quran orders hands to be cut offfor theft
would you put on your hand on your heart and say which one you would prefer a sharia ruled islamic country or a liberal Scandinavian country.
A Sharia state that fulfills the guidelines set by Islam, which are mainly Justice (proportionality, equality) and Accountability - quite similar to Scandinavian Liberalism in that sense.