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Anyway, I'm with Kansast. We're getting off the subject here. |
The man is not a criminal
For years it was legal to have the Ten Commandments in most all public places and some liberal court started the ball rolling and now the ACLU has it as a platform so for 200 years it was legal and almost over night it is not and this makes him a criminal ? Not :nono: This is a man with balls to stand up and be counted as being for the Christian Morals this country is based on. You may not like the "Christian" part fine but morals are a good thing no matter your faith and the loss of them in our children is evident by reading the paper. So if you think a man with the guts to stand up and say what needs to be said and looses his job knowing he would is criminal well I say he is a major Patriot.
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With that being said, I didn't state Roy Moore deserved to go to jail or even be sued, I said he was unfit to judge others. |
By the way, I am not your neighbor. I don't live on the same street as you. Be sure you put me on your ignore list. I was here first, enjoying myself. That said, end of story.
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Anybody else notice
The Judas among us has only been here a week and has insulted just about every one in a very short time and yes his threads are a mile long because he is Judas Rude Dude :mad: :mad:
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I can agree that his insubordination makes him unfit to judge. |
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OR he could have been allowed to victimize everyone who didn't follow his beliefs, except unlike Isaac, instead of calling them Socialist, he could have sentenced them to prison. As long as we both agree that he was unfit to judge others, because of his actions, not his beliefs, then I can trust you are a rational individual Unlike someone else who not only doesn't know the definition of neighbor, but who continues to make antagonistic remarks even though I've already made it perfectly clear her stupidity is being ignored. |
It is precisely the judge's actions that make him eminently qualified to judge others. The decisions made and the sentences handed down from his bench, having been deliberated upon and rendered with the guidence of the Word of God is exactly what makes him fit to judge, and I'd bet any amount of money that if any of us found ourselves standing before his court awaiting judgment we'd all be damned glad of his "criminality"! That is, unless you'd prefer to be judged by someone who never tempers the dispensation of justice with mercy...leniency...forgiveness... atonement...second chances. Maybe you'd rather have the kind of judge who goes strictly by the book...follows the law to the letter? Well you're in luck, cuz we've got plenty of those.
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Wait a second...Im confused...isnt this the "Howdy" thread? A big "Howdy" to all you newbies and first-time posters!
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Howdy, Al, Bob, AnimeSpirit, Isaac, Fact, kansast. Now are we back on topic? :clap: |
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I got the can-opener. HOWDY :beerchug: |
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Last time I checked, "mercy...leniency...forgiveness... atonement...second chances" were not characteristic solely possessed by Christians. I never said a judge should NOT use his own thoughts and opinions when passing judgment, my implication is that he should not be guilty of criminal activity himself.....multiple violations at that. Remember, he erected the monument in violation of the Constitution, then refused to remove it in violation of a court order. So what you are saying is that you'd PREFER to be judged by a man who may very well violate your Constitutional rights as well, because he feels his own opinions are above the law? Or would it be closer to the truth to say that you don't possess the ability to be objective where your God is concerned?:) That's not a cut on you or your beliefs, merely an observation based on the content of your posts. |
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At least when Al has a meeting, he puts out some Peaches. I'll give him that. TGIF everyone. :peace: |
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