How did Ms. Davis, (*e.g.*; "the *fat assed bigoted bitch*") persecute Gays? What is your definition of "persecute"?
Get a grip Plain Ol' and stop it with the PC crap! You never used to do that! What has changed you? On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 3:28 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected]> wrote: > 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]> >> 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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