Kim Davis has discriminated against no one. Your typical hate filled extremist (and clueless) post proves my point! "Fat assed bigoted bitch" says it all Plain Ol'. Continue on with your hate, vehemence, and lies. --- she persecuted gays and then disobeyed the courts .... so they sent her fat bigoted ass to jail with a warning that if she refused to issue marriage licenses she would be jailed again.
it's you're klan that persecutes people because of your mythical religious beliefs and your klan that will end up in court and/or jail for persecution and bigotry. open your heart or open your wallet ... lawyer boy. On Monday, December 28, 2015 at 4:02:16 PM UTC-6, KeithInTampa wrote: > > LOL! Kim Davis has discriminated against no one. Your typical hate > filled extremist (and clueless) post proves my point! "Fat assed bigoted > bitch" says it all Plain Ol'. Continue on with your hate, vehemence, and > lies. > > > > On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 4:07 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected] > <javascript:>> wrote: > >> To date, you've yet to produce any Christian who has purportedly >> discriminated against or in any way harmed Gays or Transgenders. >> --- >> does the name kim davis ring a bell? >> that fat ass bigoted bitch was sent to jail for persecuting lgbt's. >> >> You will have a hard time somehow protecting those wacked out Atheists, >> Agnostics, and left of center elitists who hate Christians and go on the >> attack against them! >> --- >> defend yourself at all times. >> >> There is no excuse Plain Ol'; other than to point to the breakdown of the >> family, moral decay and the lack of Christianity in these people's lives >> that cause them to go on murderous assassinations and terroristic rampages. >> --- >> lack of xianity? >> nobody kills more people than religious myth believing abrahamics. >> >> the good news! >> world-wide, humans are becoming less religious. >> >> >> On Monday, December 28, 2015 at 1:57:46 PM UTC-6, KeithInTampa wrote: >>> >>> To date, you've yet to produce any Christian who has purportedly >>> discriminated against or in any way harmed Gays or Transgenders. You will >>> have a hard time somehow protecting those wacked out Atheists, Agnostics, >>> and left of center elitists who hate Christians and go on the attack >>> against them! >>> >>> There is no excuse Plain Ol'; other than to point to the breakdown of >>> the family, moral decay and the lack of Christianity in these people's >>> lives that cause them to go on murderous assassinations and terroristic >>> rampages. >>> >>> Chris Harper Mercer; >>> Floyd Lee Corkins; >>> Amy Bishop; >>> Andrew J. Stack, >>> James J. Lee; >>> Craig Stephen Hicks; >>> Adam Lanza, >>> Jared Laughner, >>> Seung-hui Cho, >>> >>> Just to name a few..... >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 1:39 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Many more U.S. Christians headed to jail in 2016? >>>> --- >>>> we should jail as many as it takes to insure equal protection to lgbt's >>>> and other minority groups from xian persecution. >>>> >>>> On Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 10:22:02 AM UTC-6, Travis wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> *Many more U.S. Christians headed to jail in 2016?* >>>>> >>>>> Posted By *Greg Corombos* On 12/25/2015 >>>>> >>>>> The year 2015 witnessed a Supreme Court decision ruling there was a >>>>> constitutional right to same-sex marriage, a federal judge jailing a >>>>> county >>>>> clerk for refusing to issue licenses to gay couples and the public >>>>> explosion of the transgender movement, but one of the key figures in the >>>>> culture wars says 2016 could well be a year of Americans pushing back >>>>> against the liberal agenda. >>>>> >>>>> In June, years worth of political and legal battles found their way to >>>>> the Supreme Court. By a 5-4 decision authored by Justice Anthony Kennedy, >>>>> the court ruled that the equal protections offered in the Constitution >>>>> ought to establish a right to same-sex marriage. >>>>> >>>>> The decision was not surprising given previous rulings by the same >>>>> justices, but Liberty Counsel Chairman Mathew Staver told WND and Radio >>>>> America it was disgraceful nonetheless. >>>>> >>>>> “Frankly, I don’t think it deserves any respect as the rule of law,” >>>>> Staver said. “It’s just the opinion of five justices. However, some >>>>> people >>>>> are playing the games of masquerade and assuming this is what the >>>>> Constitution says. That will have a culture-changing impact at every >>>>> level.” >>>>> >>>>> Although he refuses to honor the court ruling, Staver knows it is a >>>>> huge moment in the battle over American morality. He said the nation has >>>>> arrived at a major cultural crossroads. >>>>> >>>>> “This is a culture clash of unprecedented proportions that we’ve now >>>>> entered into. This will continue as we move into the new year,” he said. >>>>> “It’s going to come up in every conceivable context private schools, >>>>> churches, universities, colleges, you name it. Every institution, every >>>>> person of faith will have to address this issue.” >>>>> >>>>> Staver would know. Weeks after the Supreme Court decision, he became >>>>> counsel for Kim Davis, the clerk for Rowan County, Kentucky. Davis, a >>>>> born-again Christian, refused to issue marriage licenses to homosexual >>>>> couples, citing her freedom of conscience and free religious expression. >>>>> The federal courts disagreed. >>>>> >>>>> “Two months after this 5-4 opinion, the first Christian went to jail >>>>> for her sincerely held religious beliefs,” Staver said. “Although she was >>>>> the first, she certainly won’t be the last. It will not involve only >>>>> public >>>>> employees or public elected officials but certainly the private sector as >>>>> well.” >>>>> >>>>> Staver said the entire Davis saga could easily have been avoided, but >>>>> the Democratic governor refused to take action to protect the rights of >>>>> conscience. >>>>> >>>>> “There was no accommodation that was given by the former governor, >>>>> Steven Beshear, who is no longer in office. He refused to accommodate her >>>>> so she made her own accommodation. When she returned to work, she refused >>>>> to violate her conscience, so she removed her name and title from the >>>>> license,” Staver said. >>>>> >>>>> *Listen to the WND/Radio America interview with Mathew Staver:* >>>>> >>>>> Beshear was replaced by tea-party Republican Matt Bevin, who scored a >>>>> large upset victory over Democrat Jack Conway. >>>>> >>>>> "He became elected, in large part, because of the marriage issue and >>>>> Kim Davis," Staver said. "He took the side of natural marriage and >>>>> supports >>>>> Kim Davis. He's now been sworn into office, and he's already [issued] an >>>>> executive order to protect the religious freedom of Kim Davis and other >>>>> clerks like her." >>>>> >>>>> On Dec. 23, Bevin ordered the removal of clerks' names from marriage >>>>> licenses throughout the commonwealth, the very same decision Davis made >>>>> unilaterally earlier in the year. >>>>> >>>>> Staver said the story of Gov. Bevin ought to be a lesson to national >>>>> candidates as well. >>>>> >>>>> "The candidates will have to address this issue. The voters will >>>>> require that they address this issue," said Staver, who believes pushing >>>>> back is a winning issue for the GOP. >>>>> >>>>> "The more and more the issue of same-sex marriage and the radical, >>>>> so-called LGBT agenda moves forward, the more people will see how >>>>> intolerant it is, how coercive it is," Staver said. "Kim Davis is just >>>>> Exhibit A in that situation. I think most people will say, 'This is not >>>>> the >>>>> kind of America we want to live in. This is not what we bargained for,' >>>>> and >>>>> they're going to push back." >>>>> >>>>> Staver also believes the reputation of the nation's courts is in >>>>> peril. He said an upcoming ruling in high-profile abortion cases will be >>>>> critical to how Americans view the courts. >>>>> >>>>> "I think it's pushing itself into the realm of illegitimacy," he said. >>>>> "I think the same-sex marriage case pushed it across the line. I think if >>>>> it goes the wrong way on the abortion or the contraception and the >>>>> abortion-inducing drug mandate, I think that will finish off this court >>>>> and >>>>> people will just simply say, 'We're not going to obey people who just >>>>> invent the law as they go.'" >>>>> >>>>> As the gay marriage debate reached a critical moment at the Supreme >>>>> Court, the transgender movement also emerged much more publicly in 2015, >>>>> led by Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner announcing he identified >>>>> as >>>>> a woman named Caitlyn. Multiple television programs emerged >>>>> <http://dateline.radioamerica.org/?p=15655> to highlight the stories >>>>> of Jenner and others. >>>>> >>>>> "It is part of their whole movement to bring out this bizarre 'I >>>>> think, therefore I am' concept," Staver said. "We always saw that in >>>>> philosophy, but now they're actually trying to make that a reality, that >>>>> if >>>>> you think you're a woman then you ought to be legally recognized and >>>>> treated as a woman? It's absolutely absurd." >>>>> >>>>> Staver said it doesn't take a deep faith to understand the deep flaws >>>>> in embracing the movement. >>>>> >>>>> "You cannot get used to something that pushes in your face and is a >>>>> direct collision with your sincerely held religious beliefs and, frankly, >>>>> objective, observable reality," he said. >>>>> >>>>> Staver admits 2015 was a difficult year for cultural conservatives, >>>>> but he said there is much more reason for hope than despair. >>>>> >>>>> "We haven't even begun to see this battle," Staver said. 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