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Originally posted by NOTurTypical
No, my point was building codes change like the weather. 99% of the houses are not up to the latest codes. And back in the day as you say men had liberty to do as they pleased with their privately owned property. We don't even have that anymore.
Originally posted by o0pinMind0o
wow
this is it, here it is people the persecution begins.
good find op
Originally posted by beezzer
Right or wrong, we now have a family where a child is asking, "Why is daddy in jail?"
And the reply is, "He wanted to pray."
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by beezzer
Right or wrong, we now have a family where a child is asking, "Why is daddy in jail?"
And the reply is, "He wanted to pray."
No - - the answer is he's a criminal.
He was given every chance to do things right - - - and refused to.
Originally posted by beezzer
Right or wrong, we now have a family where a child is asking, "Why is daddy in jail?"
And the reply is, "He wanted to pray."
Originally posted by beezzer
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by beezzer
Right or wrong, we now have a family where a child is asking, "Why is daddy in jail?"
And the reply is, "He wanted to pray."
No - - the answer is he's a criminal.
He was given every chance to do things right - - - and refused to.
Keep up the hate, Annee.
In the eyes of his children, he's in jail because he prayed.
Citing the interests of children can be used to justify why something should, or should not, be done. When used as a plea for pity, this appeal to emotion constitutes a potential logical fallacy.
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
One person's rights end where another person's rights begin. That's liberty. I should not have a sayso what you do on your property anymore than you should have a sayso what goes on on mine.
Originally posted by beezzer
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by beezzer
Right or wrong, we now have a family where a child is asking, "Why is daddy in jail?"
And the reply is, "He wanted to pray."
No - - the answer is he's a criminal.
He was given every chance to do things right - - - and refused to.
Keep up the hate, Annee.
In the eyes of his children, he's in jail because he prayed.
Originally posted by olaru12
"In jail because he prayed" what a crock.