BLAINE: The LDS Church really throws the SPs a lot of curved balls, in this game, huh? LOL They just don't play fair at all, according to Kevin.

No according to the mayor & many others it is a Theocracy not a democracy in Utah
 

Rocky Anderson on the LDS Church: "It's the only organization, I think, that seems to automatically get its way among most elected officials." The Salt Lake Tribune 
http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_2551464

bills yanked after church speaks up Rocky ruffled: "Everyone knows that's the way it is"

On Wednesday, Anderson held his last public forum on bridging the divide among Mormons and others and one theme was the alienation some non-Mormons feel when they believe Mormon values run the state. To heal, Anderson said it is "crucial" to move away public officials allowing the church to "control" public policy.

Anderson adds that he would "like to see a council that's going to do the right things by the city rather than jump to the tune of whoever might call from the LDS Church."
    During Anderson's mayoral tenure, LDS leaders have weighed in on two high-profile policy debates: the Main Street Plaza furor and the fight over Nordstrom's downtown location.

http://www.sltrib.com/search/ci_2556099

  The percentage of active Mormons in the Legislature is far higher than that of the statewide population. perception of private agreements between the church and the so-called secular elective body has at times caused apoplexy among those who believe their voices are ignored because of the church-state relationship.

 two officials in the LDS Church's public relations department phoned two senators while they were on the   floor and told them privately the church did not want the bill to pass. The session ended and the bill died without a vote.

http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600110544,00.html
Anderson maintains there are some LDS council members who will never vote against the LDS Church's wishes.
      "I know some people are offended that I say this, but at the same time everybody knows it's true," he said.
      Such "blind" following of the LDS Church's wishes builds resentment in non-LDS residents, Anderson says, so he wants more religious diversity to lessen non-LDS disenchantment.

"I was informed that it was basically dead on arrival after a council member spoke with a representative of the LDS Church," Anderson said.


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Kevin wrote:
This plastic cone in Utah is called an "amplified device" so it falls under local Ordinances
SLC is also the only place I know of this side of the Iron curtain that actually has a "Free Speech Permit" you can apply for at City Hall

Since everyone knows the LDS Church has great Authority over the Government, & makes back room deals with the Goverment of SLC & the State it has been called the ZION Curtain.


BLAINE: The LDS Church really throws the SPs a lot of curved balls, in this game, huh? LOL They just don't play fair at all, according to Kevin.

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"Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that you may know how you ought to answer every man." (Colossians 4:6) http://www.InnGlory.org

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