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It is estimated by the year 2020 nearly 40% of the world's population will be gay or on drugs !
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Cerberus.Pleebo said: » No, it is not the same. Have any of the conservatives here actually researched the law? The religious freedom law says the government cannot intrude on a person's religious liberty unless it can prove a compelling interest in imposing that burden and do so in the least restrictive way. And, yes, that leaves room for interpretation. So what the law could actually accomplish, experts agree, will have to be assessed on a case-by-case basis, probably in court. vs This law reinstated the Sherbert Test, which was set forth by Sherbert v. Verner, and Wisconsin v. Yoder, mandating that strict scrutiny be used when determining whether the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, guaranteeing religious freedom, has been violated. I don't see that much of a difference in the 'spirit' of the bolded sections. Both basically say that the burden is on the courts to prove that there is not a legitimate, compelling reason to infringe on the religious liberities Offline
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Leviathan.Chaosx said: » Well we already created artificial sperm. So the use for men is only to open pickle jars ! http://www.cbsnews.com/news/scientists-create-artificial-human-eggs-and-sperm/#postComments fonewear said: » It is estimated by the year 2020 nearly 40% of the world's population will be gay or on drugs ! Offline
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Seraph.Ramyrez said: » Zackan said: » Cerberus.Pleebo said: » RFRA's passage had nothing to do with LGBTs. But its the same thing really as the Religious Freedom Law in Indiana.. whats the difference? Oh I know.. that there have been news stories about cases where store owners were taken to court. The fact that there was news about this stuff... that is difference. RFRA is crap too. Law should not support, defend, or make concessions to religions, and they certainly should not have any form of protected status -- including financial -- endorsed or reinforced by the government. Law should defend your right to believe what you desire; it should not defend the actions you take as a result of those beliefs, nor should it allow special status because of those beliefs. Ramyrez is a Bill Clinton hater!! Offline
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Leviathan.Chaosx said: » http://www.cbsnews.com/news/scientists-create-artificial-human-eggs-and-sperm/#postComments Zackan said: » Ramyrez is a Bill Clinton hater!! ...yes? Have you seen me say I actually like the man, ever? I enjoyed the years of his presidency, but they had little to do with him directly. He's a terrible human being, and so is his wife. But I'm glad that's all you took away from my comment. *sigh* Offline
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Fenrir.Candlejack said: » Seraph.Ramyrez said: » Zackan said: » Ramyrez is a Bill Clinton hater!! ...yes? Have you seen me say I actually like the man, ever? I enjoyed the years of his presidency, but they had little to do with him directly. He's a terrible human being, and so is his wife. But I'm glad that's all you took away from my comment. *sigh* lololol no idea who kawar is , nor am i interested. I just don't care enough to deal with haters^^ After all, it must be known religion has no place in a civilized civilization. Let me explain why I am an idiot on this topic. Group A(in this case lgbt) says "Cater my wedding, Make my wedding outfits, design a cake for my wedding' Group B (in this case evangelists) says " No, you are more than welcome to buy a pre made cake, or one from my album, but I will not make a custom cake for that purpose" Now, Group A is offended(ironically Group B is offended were it to be reversed) and they then proceed down the Worst road possible.. they take it to court. My thing is there are better ways without getting the courts involved. 1:Post a negative review 2: go somewhere else 3: tell you friends not to go there any of these things are ok.. taking it to court isnt They are a private business.. not a government entitiy, not a corporation We don't serve blacks at this counter.
Bahamut.Milamber said: » We don't serve blacks at this counter. Forget it. They're just going to try to mock the argument stating that you're overreacting and that it's not the same at all. fonewear said: » This ***is so important it needs two threads ! Apparently so. Offline
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Bahamut.Milamber said: » We don't serve blacks at this counter. We(hopefully) have come to understand that the context you just used is wrong. Noone is saying they will not SERVE(i.e. sell things) to lgbt.. its that they will not do lgbt ceremonies. Anyway. last post and I hopefully will not be posting anymore.. Bottomline: This entire thing is about 1 'group's' 'rights' vs a 2nd 'group's' 'rights' when 1 group gets there way the other gets infringed. It works going A vs B, and also B vs A Religious rights aren't being infringed upon. You can go away now.
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Cerberus.Pleebo said: » Religious rights aren't being infringed upon. You can go away now. Offline
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Zackan said: » Anyway. last post and I hopefully will not be posting anymore.. At least we can agree on this! Wow.... I stand corrected! Zackan said: » Bahamut.Milamber said: » We don't serve blacks at this counter. We(hopefully) have come to understand that the context you just used is wrong. Noone is saying they will not SERVE(i.e. sell things) to lgbt.. its that they will not do lgbt ceremonies. Anyway. last post and I hopefully will not be posting anymore.. Bottomline: This entire thing is about 1 'group's' 'rights' vs a 2nd 'group's' 'rights' when 1 group gets there way the other gets infringed. It works going A vs B, and also B vs A Zackan said: » any of these things are ok.. taking it to court isnt They are a private business.. not a government entitiy, not a corporation Offline
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I will forever cherish the time someone told me that it's not "ok" to take something to court.
Lye said: » I will forever cherish the time someone told me that it's not "ok" to take something to court. It's a good thing we have a constitutionalist to remind us of those things. That's the most romantic thing anyone has ever told me.
MS Paint me like one of your French girls. Walker's going to announce his campaign April 7th I think. Or was it someone else?
Anyway someone is announcing something on the 7th. Leviathan.Chaosx said: » Walker's going to announce his campaign April 7th I think. Or was it someone else? Anyway someone is announcing something on the 7th. We're both wrong. I looked. It's Marco Rubio announcing on the 7th.
Oh wait Rand Paul too. Should be fun. So I was wrong, unless Walker is going to as well with the rest of them. Idk, lol. More announcements soon.
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Of Course Ted Cruz Could Win The National Review Opening: Quote: Columnists and their headline writers have a habit of offering hostages to Fate — e.g., “Let’s not even pretend Ted Cruz has a chance of becoming president,” “Let’s be serious about Ted Cruz from the start: He’s too extreme and too disliked to win,” “Opposition from Republicans who care about winning in 2016 will doom the chances of a senator whose tactics . . . have established him as a loudmouth loser.” We have heard this sort of thing before. But then there is his attendance problem.... Cruz MIA at Armed Services hearings Politico Quote: The committee’s outspoken hawk has the worst attendance record — by far. Quote: Ted Cruz thunders about what he calls a “fundamentally unserious” U.S. defense policy, but when he had a chance to weigh in during Senate Armed Services Committee hearings, he rarely showed up. Cruz, who announced last week he’s running for president, has the committee’s worst attendance record — by far. The Texas Republican attended just three of the panel’s 16 public hearings so far this year, according to a POLITICO review of transcripts from full committee hearings. The average committee member attended 13 of the 16 hearings, and Cruz is the only one of the panel’s 26 members with an attendance rate below 50 percent. |
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