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originally posted by: Darth_Prime
i'll let you in on a Secret.. we are not going to take away Guns, we are going to take away ammunition and replace it all with Glitter
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Annee
Civil rights -- equal rights.
Same fight.
Who said otherwise?
a reply to: Darth_Prime Hey, pal. I thought you were supposed to be out promoting your agenda or something, not ripping on poor Saint Kimmy.
originally posted by: Darth_Prime
That is what we are giving the Military... also are you ready for the one World Gay religion?
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: Annee
You did.
Perhaps you should reread my posts in this thread. I support equal rights without equivocation.
Darth and I often trade jests on the forums. He knows I was kidding.
The Liberty Counsel isn’t only defending Davis’ case, though, but arguing for others to mimic her actions in ignoring the ruling and the law. This week, the organization shared on its Facebook page a number of articles, such as this from American Principle Project and this from Breitbart, all calling for “constitutional resistance” to the ruling in Obergefell vs. Hodges.
This meeting was a private meeting. No other members of the public were present.
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Kim and Joe Davis were placed in a room with no one else present. Later Pope Francis arrived with only Vatican or Embassy personnel and security. He stretched out his hands. Kim clasped his hands, and he asked her to pray for him. She said she would, and she asked the Pontiff to pray for her, to which he said he would. Pope Francis then thanked Kim for her “courage.” They embraced. The Pope said, “Stay strong.” He then presented Kim and Joe with two Rosaries.
There was no line of people or other members of the public seen anywhere.
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
Of course, Kim Davis fans say the Vatican is lying and owes Davis an apology.
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
The Liberty Council is doing everything it can to encourage other people to defy the Supreme Court's ruling on marriage equality.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
Kim's 15 minutes of attention from me has waned. Is she back in the slammer yet?
It was a homophobic act that emboldens people like Kim Davis and paves the way for more to discriminate — like my son’s bus driver! What’s a more powerful way to fuel someone’s fire to discriminate then to make them believe they have God on their side?
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One of her deputy clerks said she deleted all mention of Rowan County, removed her name, and omitted references to deputy clerks. Only a deputy's name is on the form — and not his title — with a place for him to initial rather than to use his signature.
Those changes, the couples told the judge, were inconsistent with state rules for marriage licenses, raising potential questions about their validity.
But Davis' lawyers said Tuesday not to worry.
"The Kentucky governor and Kentucky attorney general both inspected the new licenses and publicly stated that they were valid and will be recognized as valid by the Commonwealth of Kentucky," the lawyers said.
In a flurry of back-and-forth court filings since the firestorm erupted, Davis' team also filed suit against Gov. Beshear and another state official for allegedly violating her religious freedom.
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