• Public Christianity pimps lose again.

    From Ross Sauer@1:123/789 to All on Mon Mar 1 13:56:23 2010
    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute over a Ten Commandments display on public property.

    The justices on Monday left in place a lower court decision that a Ten Commandments marker in Haskell County, Okla., must go.

    The 8-foot-tall stone monument has been on the county courthouse lawn in Stigler, Okla., since 2004. A federal appeals court ruled last year that it amounts to an unconstitutional endorsement of religion by the county commission.

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi? f=/n/a/2010/03/01/national/w071338S74.DTL&tsp=1

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  • From Ed Hulett@1:123/789 to Ross Sauer on Mon Mar 1 14:23:54 2010
    On 03/01/2010 10:56 AM, Ross Sauer -> All wrote:
    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute over a Ten Commandments display on public property.

    The justices on Monday left in place a lower court decision that a Ten Commandments marker in Haskell County, Okla., must go.

    The 8-foot-tall stone monument has been on the county courthouse lawn in Stigler, Okla., since 2004. A federal appeals court ruled last year that
    it
    amounts to an unconstitutional endorsement of religion by the county commission.

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi? f=/n/a/2010/03/01/national/w071338S74.DTL&tsp=1

    Try real hard to explain why this is a good thing. Consider first that the original intent of the First Amendment was a FEDERAL guarantee of freedom of religion that did NOT supersede individual state constitutions. In fact, the MA
    constitution originally provided for a state church.

    The federal government is overreaching its authority on every issue and idiots like you think it's a good thing.

    Ed

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  • From Ross Cassell@1:123/456 to Ross Sauer on Mon Mar 1 14:32:53 2010
    Hello Ross!

    01 Mar 10 13:56, you wrote to All:

    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute over a
    Ten Commandments display on public property.

    Dont you find it ironic that the Supreme Court Justices are:

    Assholes when they make a decision you disagree with?

    and

    Heroes when they make a decision you agree with?

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  • From Ross Sauer@1:123/789 to Ed Hulett on Mon Mar 1 16:27:09 2010
    "Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer" <1:123/789.0> wrote in
    news:10722$HOLYSMOKE@JamNNTPd:

    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute
    over a Ten RS> Commandments display on public property.

    The justices on Monday left in place a lower court decision that
    a Ten RS> Commandments marker in Haskell County, Okla., must go.

    The 8-foot-tall stone monument has been on the county courthouse
    lawn in RS> Stigler, Okla., since 2004. A federal appeals court
    ruled last year
    that it
    amounts to an unconstitutional endorsement of religion by the
    county RS> commission.

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?
    f=/n/a/2010/03/01/national/w071338S74.DTL&tsp=1

    Try real hard to explain why this is a good thing. Consider first that
    the original intent of the First Amendment was a FEDERAL guarantee of freedom of religion that did NOT supersede individual state
    constitutions. In fact, the MA constitution originally provided for a state church.

    I've seen photos of the stone plaque.
    It's a Protestant version of the original 10 Commandments.
    This Oklahoma town was saying to Catholics and Jews, not to mention
    Muslims, Buddhists, atheists, and others, "You don't count."

    There's a group trying to oust an elected state congressman in North
    Carolina, because he doesn't believe in God.

    This is obviously a government endorsement of *ONE* version of a
    religion.

    And the Oklahoma Supreme Court, hardly a "leftist" organization, said it
    was unconstitutional.

    The US Supreme Court, again, hardly a "leftist" organization, has let
    the ruling stand.

    You want "One nation under God?"
    Move to Iran.

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  • From Ed Hulett@1:123/789 to Ross Sauer on Mon Mar 1 19:32:19 2010
    On 03/01/2010 01:27 PM, Ross Sauer -> Ed Hulett wrote:
    "Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer" <1:123/789.0> wrote in news:10722$HOLYSMOKE@JamNNTPd:

    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute
    over a Ten RS> Commandments display on public property.

    The justices on Monday left in place a lower court decision that
    a Ten RS> Commandments marker in Haskell County, Okla., must go.

    The 8-foot-tall stone monument has been on the county courthouse
    lawn in RS> Stigler, Okla., since 2004. A federal appeals court
    ruled last year
    that it
    amounts to an unconstitutional endorsement of religion by the
    county RS> commission.

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?
    f=/n/a/2010/03/01/national/w071338S74.DTL&tsp=1

    Try real hard to explain why this is a good thing. Consider first that
    the original intent of the First Amendment was a FEDERAL guarantee of
    freedom of religion that did NOT supersede individual state
    constitutions. In fact, the MA constitution originally provided for a
    state church.

    I've seen photos of the stone plaque.

    Good for you.

    It's a Protestant version of the original 10 Commandments.

    Really? How did you figure that one out?

    This Oklahoma town was saying to Catholics and Jews, not to mention Muslims, Buddhists, atheists, and others, "You don't count."

    Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!

    NO, idiot, they told everyone that they believe in freedom of religion. Putting
    up a plaque up with the 10 Commandments doesn't tell anyone they don't count, moron.

    There's a group trying to oust an elected state congressman in North Carolina, because he doesn't believe in God.

    So what?

    This is obviously a government endorsement of *ONE* version of a
    religion.

    Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

    You didn't read a thing I said, did you?

    And the Oklahoma Supreme Court, hardly a "leftist" organization, said it was unconstitutional.

    US Constitution or Oklahoma Constitution?

    The US Supreme Court, again, hardly a "leftist" organization, has let
    the ruling stand.

    They simply refused to hear it, moron.

    You want "One nation under God?"
    Move to Iran.

    You are an utter moron.

    Ed

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  • From Ed Hulett@1:123/789 to Ross Cassell on Mon Mar 1 19:33:08 2010
    On 03/01/2010 11:32 AM, Ross Cassell -> Ross Sauer wrote:
    Hello Ross!

    01 Mar 10 13:56, you wrote to All:

    The Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a new dispute over a
    Ten Commandments display on public property.

    Dont you find it ironic that the Supreme Court Justices are:

    Assholes when they make a decision you disagree with?

    and

    Heroes when they make a decision you agree with?

    Otto Ar-Kay doesn't know the meaning of irony.

    Ed

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    entire world agrees with it, nor less so even if the whole world
    disagrees with it." --Jewish philosopher Maimonides (1135-1204)

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