Is Judge Roy Moore bad....

rebel wolf · 08-23-2003, 09:53 AM

Is Alabama Judge Roy Moore the bad guy for supporting leaving the 10 Commandments Monument on display at the judicical building or are we letting special interest run things again. I can' t believe we live in a country where you can expose vulgar tattos, weird body piercings, hand out condoms in school and say your not promoting teenage sex, bust YOUR ass daily at work to support millions of able body people on welfare and you can' t claim them as dependents on your taxes, that I have to be politically correct and say HOMOSEXUAL not fag or *****, but because someone is offended by the Pledge of Allegiance my kids can' t say it in school and the word God is as bad as saying F**K because it is so offending to some. I praise you Judge Roy Moore why can' t we have more people stand up for what this country was founded on. If it offends you people then don' t go there to look at it or listen to it. It is that Simple. I aplolgize for the ranting but I needed to get this off my chest.

Dave590 · 08-23-2003, 11:14 AM

I am reserving my judgement of him untill I actually hear him speak. I understand the " cause" he is making a stand for, and I agree with it. But at the same time, I have heard he is something of a Holy-Rolling fruitcake.

Jorgy · 08-23-2003, 12:03 PM

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Is Alabama Judge Roy Moore the bad guy for supporting leaving the 10 Commandments Monument on display at the judicical building or are we letting special interest run things again.

Funny how you don' t think of yourself as a special interest in this. I always thought that this country was founded on seperation of church and state. Go spend some time over in Germany and tell me if you like the church running the government.

If the government can post the 10 commandments, how do you feel about every other relgion posting things that you don' t believe in our buildings? Do you want parts of the budist, muslim faith, or other religions that you don' t believe in with there " crap" all over our public buildings?

I personally believe that religion is best left to the church, and the government should keep there dirty fingers out of it.

1eyedfish · 08-23-2003, 12:14 PM

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muslim faith, or other religions that you don' t believe in with there " crap" all over our public buildings?

I dont think i / or the usa could take the wailing& prayer 7x a day? & those relgious clerics on the loud speakers & all the rugs & slow down in work, production... might be a good time to lop off heads.[

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Vapodog · 08-23-2003, 08:34 PM

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Funny how you don' t think of yourself as a special interest in this. I always thought that this country was founded on seperation of church and state

Absolutely nowhere in the constitution is there anything about separation of church and state.

All it says is that congress shall make no law establishing a religion. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the ten commandments (or any other religious beliefs) being posted anywhere in the country!!! Congress has made no law establishing a religion!!!

fng · 08-23-2003, 08:50 PM

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Absolutely nowhere in the constitution is there anything about separation of church and state.

correct.

And I especially find it hilarious when you " invoke the tenth" and get stupid looks....

this country is full of idiots needing a really good azz whoppin.

I' m behind Moore 100%.

James B · 08-24-2003, 12:38 AM

FNG. ME TOO. I believe there are 140 references to God and the bible in the papers used to write our constitution. This is a christan nation those who don,t like it can get the hell out.

DaveH · 08-24-2003, 01:24 AM

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I always thought that this country was founded on seperation of church and state.

WRONG. The founding fathers had a deeply abiding faith in God and included Him in many aspects of our lives--look at our money for example. The separation between church and state has been mis-applied. It' s intent was to keep the state from interfering with the church and to allow freedom of religion--not freedom ?FROM religion.

LittleHuntinFool · 08-24-2003, 12:50 PM

Doesn' t matter, his job is to uphold the law and this judge is not doing that. Doesn' t it bother you the fact that a judge only upholds laws he likes? The little statue needs to be removed. I may not agree with the removal of it, but tough luck for me.

Jorgy · 08-24-2003, 01:26 PM

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WRONG. The founding fathers had a deeply abiding faith in God and included Him in many aspects of our lives--look at our money for example.

The founding fathers didn' t design our money

Can we look at this from a different angle. What purpose do the 10 commandments have being displayed in a judicial building. Only 2 out of the 10 commandments have anything to do with law.