If I was a real life troll, and not just an internet troll, I'd take my dog down to the Rowan County court house and request a marriage license.
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Rowan County has about 23k people. Here mom was clerk for 30+ years. They just knew theApparently you don't understand how important local elections are in small counties. And now everyone knows who she is, she just reassured reelection for years.
First, didn't know she was Apostolic Christian, didn't even know we had those in Kentucky.
Second, would like to understand the selective nature of what's going on here....
Gavin Newsome, Mayor San Francisco, issues marriage licenses in clear contravention of law. No jail for anyone, not even discussed.
Kim Davis, county clerk, refuses to issue marriage license in clear contravention of law. Jail.
Why is it wrong when Davis does this kind of thing, or when Judge Roy Moore of Alabama unilaterally declared federal law wrong and defied it by installing a Ten Commandments monument in a courthouse – but it’s OK when Newsome or Jerry Brown violates the same laws but in the other direction?
The answer is to disregard all this nonsense about "a nation of laws" and "elected officials are held to a duty to uphold the laws". Sometimes yes, sometimes no, even on the same issue......
Just beware when something you strongly believe in becomes a crime when you are told you must conform.
again, you are just another one who is just too darned small minded and fooled by Davis' act. She doesnt give an ish about gays one way or another, but is very smartly using this to make a stand and make herself famous NATIONWIDE. Not just famous, but a RELIGIOUS HERO. She's gonna get so rich off of this thanks to those like you, on both sides, who take this so very serious and think it is so damned important.
Doubtful. My old church is all in with the gay stuff, and they are old an ornery as hell. You just can't condemn gays. It doesn't happen in my backwards ass city. Maybe at the smaller snake churches, but not at jig churches. They welcome everyone and I assume that's be case most everywhere now.
But, please, continue to stereotype. Your mind is just as closed as Kim's.
This is the point that continues to bother me. Take this particular situation out of the equation, what if...
An individual spends years studying for a profession, they spend their life doing that job and then the government changes the laws which then forces that individual to provide a service and/or practice that truly goes against their values, morals and/or their religion.
Because abortion is legal, what if Obamacare mandated that any hospital that wants to be eligible for government payments or support, ie. medicare, federally funded insurance, etc., must provide abortion services for their patients. You may not only have certain nurses and doctors who refuse, the entire hospital may refuse. (And this is not so far fetched as it seems, take the case of the Catholic Church, Hobby Lobby, etc. who were initially told they would provide insurance for abortions.)
These individuals didn't go into their chosen profession knowing that abortion services were going to be forced on them--if so they may have done something else. But now that they've their formative years practicing in this field nothing more than a government edict forces them out. And, at the same time, they are being skewered by the press and large parts of the public---not because they did anything repulsive, but simply because they stood on their own principles and did not do something forced upon them.
It's the precedent in this situation that bothers me, not this particular stand on homosexuality.
If the doctor performed abortions but excluded whites or blacks or whomever... would be more apt to the cake analogy.Good points here. I'm all for a woman choosing whether or not she wants a human being growing inside of her. I don't care what her reasoning is based on, because it's her body and her life. Pregnancy shouldn't be a punishment for an activity that a certain group of people think is wrong.
How does a doctor get around the part of the oath that says "do no harm"?
No one should be forced to perform an abortion. No one should be forced to perform a ceremony marrying a same sex couple.
No one should be forced to bake a gay cake.
Bill, the lawsuit forced the judge's hand - he had to order her to perform her sworn duties based on US laws, which she refused to do.
Hypothetically, if a US citizen filed a lawsuit against a cop in a sanctuary city saying his rights were being trampled because the cop wasn't following the laws regarding illegals, and a judge ruled in his/her favor, then the judge could order the cop to enforce the laws, and jail him for contempt if he refused. Maybe then what you're talking about would be similar to the Kim Davis case.
But I do not think US laws are as clear on immigration as they are on the laws of gay marriage, which obviously was decided by the SCOTUS.
This is the point that continues to bother me. Take this particular situation out of the equation, what if...
An individual spends years studying for a profession, they spend their life doing that job and then the government changes the laws which then forces that individual to provide a service and/or practice that truly goes against their values, morals and/or their religion.
Because abortion is legal, what if Obamacare mandated that any hospital that wants to be eligible for government payments or support, ie. medicare, federally funded insurance, etc., must provide abortion services for their patients. You may not only have certain nurses and doctors who refuse, the entire hospital may refuse. (And this is not so far fetched as it seems, take the case of the Catholic Church, Hobby Lobby, etc. who were initially told they would provide insurance for abortions.)
These individuals didn't go into their chosen profession knowing that abortion services were going to be forced on them--if so they may have done something else. But now that they've their formative years practicing in this field nothing more than a government edict forces them out. And, at the same time, they are being skewered by the press and large parts of the public---not because they did anything repulsive, but simply because they stood on their own principles and did not do something forced upon them.
It's the precedent in this situation that bothers me, not this particular stand on homosexuality.
I think that I can do as I please.
You're one spewing hate. You are the one holding her past against her to justify hour disdain if her. You're the one with the problem. You don't know her and neither do I. But you have pronounced judgement upon her because you don't like her stance or her past.Don't worry, I'm not going to say anything that can't be forgiven later.
You might not be able to see it but this lady is not doing this because of her religious convictions, clearly she has shown in her life that religion isn't important. She hates gays and is hiding behind religion as her excuse.
Nope I used the part where he is a hypocrite.You left out the rest of his statement. The important part of that statement.
You're one spewing hate. You are the one holding her past against her to justify hour disdain if her. You're the one with the problem. You don't know her and neither do I. But you have pronounced judgement upon her because you don't like her stance or her past.
I don't know if she is 100% percent genuine or not. I do respect her willingness to take a stance. You are the coward, not her.
If I was a real life troll, and not just an internet troll, I'd take my dog down to the Rowan County court house and request a marriage license.
In case you missed it. Davis is liberal democrat. But hey carry on....
False. I seriously doubt Kim Davis and Al Franken have the same political ideology.
In most cases southern Dems are conservative and vote GOP in presidential races.
Being a Democrat does not mean you are an Obama Democrat.
Is your dog 16? If not, that bitch is too young to get married.
He did spin it but he makes the point our retarded media makes every.damn.day.
EBWRYBODY IS TBE SAME! Everybody is equal! Yayyy!!! TTHINK LIKE US AND BE LIKE US OR ELSE!!!! YAYYYYY!!! SOOO POSITIVE!!!! Unless you disagrees with me we will ruin you!!! #positivity #world #views
However, they still do not recognize gay marriage. That is excepted to change when the head council meets in 2016. One thing is for sure, you'll not hear any degrading of gay individuals/lifestyle from our church's pulpit.
Spot on.He did spin it but he makes the point our retarded media makes every.damn.day.
EBWRYBODY IS TBE SAME! Everybody is equal! Yayyy!!! TTHINK LIKE US AND BE LIKE US OR ELSE!!!! YAYYYYY!!! SOOO POSITIVE!!!! Unless you disagrees with me we will ruin you!!! #positivity #world #views
Religion and faith are two completely different things. I thought atheists were supposed to possess superior intellect and yet they can't comprehend such a simple concept.Did god change his mind and just now tell the Methodist leaders to start recognizing gay marriage after several hundred years of discrimination???
Of course, the answer is that humans created religion and change the rules as they see fit (or as forced by society). God only exists as an idea in the brainwashed believers head.
Spot on.
The liberal media is ridiculous. "Agree with our free thinking open mindedness, or we will make your condemnation look like a walk in the park." How do people not see through this?
You can't seem to differentiate the aspect of not condoning a lifestyle and hate. I disagree with the homosexual lifestyle and that won't change. I do not hate them or wish them harm either. But my faith and my beliefs are not negotiable.I don't hate her, if she is being sincere I even agree with her stance on gay marriage. The problem is though I understand she is wrong both from a religious stand point and legal. Kim Davis can do whatever she believes in but the Rowan country circuit clerk must and will follow the law. You, like her are unable to separate what you can do in your personal life vs her role as a government employee. She is not making a stance, she is being defiant and neglecting her sworn duty. Her argument is a lie. She doesn't marry people thus she wasn't being asked to do something against her beliefs.
If whatever religion you belong to teaches you to hate someone, you're doing it wrong.
Did god change his mind and just now tell the Methodist leaders to start recognizing gay marriage after several hundred years of discrimination???
Of course, the answer is that humans created religion and change the rules as they see fit (or as forced by society). God only exists as an idea in the brainwashed believers head.
That's pretty cool.The denomination I grew up in has been behind gay rights and gay marriage for as long as I can remember. There was a big dust up back home when the ministers at my church came out as pro gay everything in a letter to the editor in the local paper. This was in 1998 if I recall correctly