Breaking the law

[bybee]

It is unjust to not issue licenses to people who have a legal right to them.

No! It is unjust to not fulfill the requirements of one's job description.

 

[Rusha]

she doesn't approve of same sex marriage

I don't either

Goody gumdrops for both of you. That is no excuse for a person to violate the law or refuse to perform ALL the required duties of their job.

 

[chrysostom]

kim has contempt for the court, for the judge
and
so do I

 

[serpentdove]

[

Those people] It is unjust to not issue licenses to people who have a legal right to them.

Are you a Sodomite (heterosexual [Lev. 20:10–12] or homosexual [Lev. 20:10,13)? :smokie:

 

[shagster01]

kim has contempt for the court, for the judge
and
so do I

I have contempt for you. But if you come to the hospital I work at, I'll still do my part to make sure you get the best care possible.

Because I believe in doing my job.

 

[aCultureWarrior]

For all of you that support Kim Davis breaking the law.... I assume you have no problem with illegal immigrants breaking the law too, right?

Or is breaking laws only ok if you personally disagree with the law being broken?

So basically your attempt at reasoning goes something like this:

It was perfectly legal for non-citizens to enter the country without documentation and seek employment and to get all of the benefits afforded US citizens, and then a activist Judge ruled (without any legislative support) that those people are illegally here.

Work on your analogies.

Kim Davis has the Constitution from the State of Kentucky on her side, a legal document that supports her stance.

 

[Nick M]

ALL the required duties of their job.

Like issuing a hunting license if one is vegetarian?

 

[Nick M]

Please expand on this. What freedom are you lacking?

Misdirection noted....:rotfl:

 

[ok doser]

Please expand on this. What freedom are you lacking?

the freedom to live in a society that isn't a filthy sewer



(i don't mind misdirection, it's the add in m...

look a dog! :dog: )

 

[patrick jane]

the freedom to live in a society that isn't a filthy sewer



(i don't mind misdirection, it's the add in m...

look a dog! :dog: )

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[Rusha]

Like issuing a hunting license if one is vegetarian?

Only if they don't plan on issuing the licenses ...

 

[serpentdove]

[

Those people] You know what's really perverted? People who try to meddle in other people's sex lives. Eww.

:yawn: God knows all about it (Ps 139:7-8). :vomit:

 

[jgarden]

So basically your attempt at reasoning goes something like this:

It was perfectly legal for non-citizens to enter the country without documentation and seek employment and to get all of the benefits afforded US citizens, and then a activist Judge ruled (without any legislative support) that those people are illegally here.

Work on your analogies.

Kim Davis has the Constitution from the State of Kentucky on her side, a legal document that supports her stance.

"aCultureWarrior" conveniently ignores the fact that the American Constitution "trumps'' the Constitution for the State of Kentucky and its the Supreme Court, not Ms Davis, that has the final authority when it comes to its interpretation.

 

[shagster01]

So basically your attempt at reasoning goes something like this:

It was perfectly legal for non-citizens to enter the country without documentation and seek employment and to get all of the benefits afforded US citizens, and then a activist Judge ruled (without any legislative support) that those people are illegally here.

Close. People entered this country and then declared the people already here illegal and moved them to the desert.

Kim Davis has the Constitution from the State of Kentucky on her side, a legal document that supports her stance.

:mock:Kentucky

 

[TomO]

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:guitar::singer::guitar:


:devil:

Breaking The Law

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