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Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Atlanta, GA
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This subject does not speak to you, and you are a highly disrespectful individual. I'm not sure how one receives an 'excellent' reputation around here, but I expect it is not a very high standard. | ||
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Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2010
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If you want to prove otherwise you're free to cite a case supporting your argument. | |
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Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Los Angeles
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Not the first time SCOTUS has misinterpreted the Constitution and not the last. Part of the price Americans pay for living under a judiciocracy [/quote] No gary, the SCOTUS is always right ... unless skrekk disagrees with it. [/quote] I can't seem to find that in the Constitution, which Amendment is that? | |||
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Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2010
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[/quote] Yes, I'm very disrespectful of anyone who wants to use our secular government to impose their sharia laws on me. I'll ask again - why didn't your imaginary friend protect blacks from legal slavery or legal rape? Or isn't he the real "final authority" on such matters? Or maybe he just doesn't give a shit about blacks or about slavery? I had an imaginary friend when I was very young, but I didn't find him to be much of an authority on anything, much less a "final authority." | ||
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Senior Member ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Western Slope, Colorado
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The similarities are striking - a handful of people wearing black robes make imperious decisions, influenced by their personal moral views, that rule the lives of millions [/quote] Yes, they do need a new wardrobe, maybe something like this: ![]() | ||
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Senior Member ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Western Slope, Colorado
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Not the first time SCOTUS has misinterpreted the Constitution and not the last. Part of the price Americans pay for living under a judiciocracy [/quote] No gary, the SCOTUS is always right ... unless skrekk disagrees with it. [/quote] I can't seem to find that in the Constitution, which Amendment is that? [/quote] It hasn't been written yet, but no matter. It still stands. | |||
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Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Los Angeles
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The similarities are striking - a handful of people wearing black robes make imperious decisions, influenced by their personal moral views, that rule the lives of millions [/quote] Yes, they do need a new wardrobe, maybe something like this: ![]() [/quote] I don't think your SCOTUS could carry that off Something more American would be more appropriate, perhaps baseball caps worn back-to front and saggy pants down to their knees? | ||
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Banned Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Los Angeles
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[/quote] Yes, I'm very disrespectful of anyone who wants to use our secular government to impose their sharia laws on me. I'll ask again - why didn't your imaginary friend protect blacks from legal slavery or legal rape? Or isn't he the real "final authority" on such matters? Or maybe he just doesn't give a shit about blacks or about slavery? [/quote] Your churlish comments reveal how little you understand Eventually God DID protect slaves by speaking to the hearts of men. Or did you think equality for African Americans was yet another in a long series of consecutive coincidences? | ||
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Senior Member ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Western Slope, Colorado
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The similarities are striking - a handful of people wearing black robes make imperious decisions, influenced by their personal moral views, that rule the lives of millions [/quote] Yes, they do need a new wardrobe, maybe something like this: ![]() [/quote] I don't think your SCOTUS could carry that off Something more American would be more appropriate, perhaps baseball caps worn back-to front and saggy pants down to their knees? [/quote] Yeah probably. Probably, those clown outfits are copyrighted or something anyway. | ||
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Senior Member ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Western Slope, Colorado
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This subject does not speak to you, and you are a highly disrespectful individual. I'm not sure how one receives an 'excellent' reputation around here, but I expect it is not a very high standard. [/quote] Your observation is correct. And the reputation rating is a joke. | ||
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