The Pope Just Handed Kim Davis A Huge Win

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Who is your daddy and what does he do`?

originally posted by: Hyperia
Who is your daddy and what does he do`?

My father died in 2006 but he was a DoD special agent.

So two gay men want to get married and they see two different places two do so. One place will perform the marriage and the other will not.

Which door do they choose if the goal is to get married?

Which door do they choose if they want to fling poo?

originally posted by: IridiumFlareMadness
a reply to: Skada

But she didn't. She just refused to participate.

No. If she was going to refuse to participate she would have just quit her job.

It's about the equivalent of someone getting hired to work the Saturday football games and then saying they're a Seventh Day Adventist who can't work on Saturdays but should get paid anyway.

So technically, the leader of a foreign nation promotes the dereliction of duty for publicly employed people. Is he suggesting sedition? Is that allowed?

Hmmm, I wonder what FAUX News would make of it had that leader been from - let's say - just about anywhere else but the Vatican.

His 'government' has plenty of skeletons in the closet to sort out before they start in on anyone else's.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Your vedas are horse s***, ill rephrase, Who is your daddy as a Human and what does your Human father do?

originally posted by: Hyperia

Your vedas are horse s***, ill rephrase, Who is your daddy as a Human and what does your Human father do?

I already told you. What are you on about?

originally posted by: Hyperia
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Your vedas are horse s***, ill rephrase, Who is your daddy as a Human and what does your Human father do?

Why are you harassing this guy? What is your point?

originally posted by: Hyperia
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Your vedas are horse s***, ill rephrase, Who is your daddy as a Human and what does your Human father do?

Get back on topic.

State your beef or pipe down.

What does the Pope have to do with American Law, or the 14th Amendment?

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: Hyperia
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Your vedas are horse s***, ill rephrase, Who is your daddy as a Human and what does your Human father do?

Get back on topic.

State your beef or pipe down.

a reply to: schuyler

hm, didnt think about it that way, sry

Well, there is the issue of the the SCOTUS as the final arbiter
of the interpretation of the Constitution; Where in the Constitution
does it say that? As it happens, it does not.

One can argue however that indeed the SCOTUS is now making
the law, which it was not set up to do.

Along that vein, I do not think that the Pope has regard for
The Constitution, as he was here to secure subjugation of
The United States to global authorities. Still waiting for
anyone to show me where in the Constitution there is
a provision for The United Nations, and a global tax.

With that said, seems that the Pope's most ardent
followers are over the matter of global taxation and
global laws to govern over a Climate Change wealth
redistribution scheme.

xuenchen is driving home from a 'Kim Davis for President' rally when a drunken Republican runs her off the road in his tricked-out Range Rover. She crashes into a statue of Ron Regan and is badly injured. A gay couple driving home from the same rally see her predicament, pull her from the wreckage, and driver to the nearest medical clinic. xuenchen is losing a lot of blood but fortunately one of the couple is the same blood type and eager to donate. It's very late and unfortunately there is only one doctor at the clinic. As fate would have it, that doctor is a devout Jehovah's Witness and refuses to do the blood transfusion because it is against his religious convictions --- further citing a recent statement by the Pope that doing so was within his moral rights. Xuenchen bleeds to death. But she leaves this world knowing that religious 'freedom' has been preserved.

a reply to: jtma508

And laughs loudly from the heights of Heaven.

originally posted by: Darth_Prime

What does the Pope have to do with American Law, or the 14th Amendment?

It's all about perception.

This is the crux of it. You hit the nail on the head.

originally posted by: jtma508
xuenchen is driving home from a 'Kim Davis for President' rally when a drunken Republican runs her off the road in his tricked-out Range Rover. She crashes into a statue of Ron Regan and is badly injured. A gay couple driving home from the same rally see her predicament, pull her from the wreckage, and driver to the nearest medical clinic. xuenchen is losing a lot of blood but fortunately one of the couple is the same blood type and eager to donate. It's very late and unfortunately there is only one doctor at the clinic. As fate would have it, that doctor is a devout Jehovah's Witness and refuses to do the blood transfusion because it is against his religious convictions --- further citing a recent statement by the Pope that doing so was within his moral rights. Xuenchen bleeds to death. But she leaves this world knowing that religious 'freedom' has been preserved.

a reply to: xuenchen

How is it perception? the Pope nor Religion can or should control any sort of Law

a reply to: schuyler

Actually a cashier from Mc Donalds can refuse to serve a customer. If that customer is making the cashier uncomfortable or being rude or mean, they do have the right to refuse.

originally posted by: Darth_Prime
a reply to: xuenchen

How is it perception? the Pope nor Religion can or should control any sort of Law

Some people will disagree.