Ky. County clerk makes a stand against feds

[tod evans]

Biblical Christians can't "accept" homosexuality. Those churches you cited in your other thread have left Biblical Christianity a long time ago (or were never part of it).

Did ya' ever stop to think that's why I didn't qualify my statement with "Biblical" or "Evangelical" or "Baptist", or, or?

I posted that in response to TC posting about "Christians" not being able to work government jobs..

Government jobs aren't for honorable people, Christian or not.

Thread for discussing homos-n-religion;

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?481551-Christianity-and-homosexual-quot-marriage-quot

 

[idiom]

You can quote things. But you can't quote something to back up the false claim you made. Why not just admit you made a mistake?

I just did quote something to back up the accurate claim that I made.

Maybe read the book instead of reciting sunday school lessons?

The destruction of the two cities was contingent upon there being not even ten righteous persons.

If not, it would have been pretty much required by God to annihilate every city that went south.

It is consistent with previously destroying the planet when only able to find eight people worth saving.

So my point that claims that allowing gay marriage will lead to the destruction of America are extra-biblical is supported by my quote, but not by yours.


Do we have examples of occasions where God has directly intervened supernaturally to destroy cities simply for being permissive which is your claim?

 

[euphemia]

This is a very conservative county. With the exception of Morehead, it's a dry county.

This is grandstanding by homosexual activists. They are within driving distance of Ohio. If their goal is really to be married, they could just drive to Ohio and get married. A lot of people do not live in the place where they get married. I'm in travel and tourism. Destination weddings are very common. Go get married, for crying out loud.

 

[Voluntarist]

xxxxx

 

[bunklocoempire]

You gotta serve somebody.

A Christian should know what a can of worms it is to flirt with ANY government (force).

This morning I heard someone say:
"This story is getting God mentioned, and remember, she was elected."

What I really hear is:
"I'm going to help my all powerful God with human force rather than, or along with, my love and personal example emulating Jesus. I don't mind if through this, our voluntary reciprocation of God's undeserved love for us, our relationship with God, is downplayed. "

ggggggrrrrrrrr

It's always been a "selfie" world.

 

[wizardwatson]

This is a very conservative county. With the exception of Morehead, it's a dry county.

This is grandstanding by homosexual activists. They are within driving distance of Ohio. If their goal is really to be married, they could just drive to Ohio and get married. A lot of people do not live in the place where they get married. I'm in travel and tourism. Destination weddings are very common. Go get married, for crying out loud.

The grandstanding is by organizations. I'll bet if you follow the money (who's the lawyer and who's paying for it, could even be volunteers, but then again Davis' lawyer is also from an organization) for the gay couple it's likely ACLU or related money. The ACLU has an agenda and this is one of them. They had already planned to ram gay marriage through the courts when they started.

You asked earlier "why focus on this law breaking instead of asylum cities, etc." It's because judges make decisions based on court cases. If you want judicial activism you need to file lawsuits "like the dickens!" So the reason we have asylum cities is because there aren't NGO's (really the government) like ACLU pushing that agenda from the private sector by filing lawsuits against mayors/cities, or there are and the opposition is better funded/connected.

 

[LibertyEagle]

You gotta serve somebody.

A Christian should know what a can of worms it is to flirt with ANY government (force).

This morning I heard someone say:
"This story is getting God mentioned, and remember, she was elected."

What I really hear is:
"I'm going to help my all powerful God with human force rather than, or along with, my love and personal example emulating Jesus. I don't mind if through this, our voluntary reciprocation of God's undeserved love for us, our relationship with God, is downplayed. "

ggggggrrrrrrrr

It's always been a "selfie" world.

HUH? She's not using force at all. It's the feds who are doing that.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Why are we just picking on one case? There are quite a few places where state and county officials regularly defy federal law. Sand Francisco and the sanctuary city thing would be one. States that refuse to enforce federal drug laws would be another. Shoot, the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton did it. So did Lois Lerner and the IRS. Why aren't any of them in jail?

Well, we all know the answer to that.

Prosecuting this woman fits into the current prevailing winds of the continuing crisis.

From cops to this issue, there is no such thing as "equal justice under the law" anymore.

Not in the AmeriKan Soyuz anyway.

 

[JK/SEA]

hiding behind your intolerance using your religion as you draw a paycheck as an elected official....yay...freedom.

hows that IRS thing going with the Teaparty groups?...any news?

 

[juleswin]

HUH? She's not using force at all. It's the feds who are doing that.

Something you should have learned on this site if you hadn't spent most of your time being the #1 apologist for Trump is that all government operation (be it state, city, county etc) is directly and indirectly conducted via the use of force. Yes, she herself may not be showcasing the force but funds used for her salary and making sure her pension is well funded is extracted by proxies through a process called taxation. If it wasn't force, it wouldn't be called govt, it would be a private institution.





I really like this quote cos it exposes her for the complete fraud that she is.

 

[Voluntarist]

xxxxx

 

[Sola_Fide]

Something you should have learned on this site if you hadn't spent most of your time being the #1 apologist for Trump is that all government operation (be it state, city, county etc) is directly and indirectly conducted via the use of force. Yes, she herself may not be showcasing the force but funds used for her salary and making sure her pension is well funded is extracted by proxies through a process called taxation. If it wasn't force, it wouldn't be called govt, it would be a private institution.



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I really like this quote cos it exposes her for the complete fraud that she is.

That quote is not accurate at all. This clerk didn't force those two homosexuals to marry people of the opposite sex.

 

[juleswin]

That quote is not accurate at all. This clerk didn't force those two homosexuals to marry people of the opposite sex.

Its one of those glass half empty, glass half full sort of deal. Depending on your perspective, she totally forced those 2 men to follow her religious standards or not get married. Which is wrong, I wouldn't want to a Muslim, Hindi, a Buddhist or any other religious sect to judge me by their religious standards.

 

[JK/SEA]

HUH? She's not using force at all. It's the feds who are doing that.

gay people pay taxes do they not?...maybe you forgot, but Kim is getting paid with their tax dollars....crazy huh?

 

[JK/SEA]

That quote is not accurate at all. This clerk didn't force those two homosexuals to marry people of the opposite sex.

gay people pay taxes, and Kim gets paid with their tax dollars...crazy huh?

 

[euphemia]

hiding behind your intolerance using your religion as you draw a paycheck as an elected official....yay...freedom.

hows that IRS thing going with the Teaparty groups?...any news?

She's elected. As far as anyone knows, the majority of voters in Rowan County are in favor of what she's doing. Local government standing against federal tyranny is one way to make the point. If a whole state did that, what do you think would happen.

The IRS is the the one using personal animosity toward conservative and faith-based groups. They are all appointed. Local elected officials are accountable to their voters.

 

[euphemia]

gay people pay taxes, and Kim gets paid with their tax dollars...crazy huh?

Why do you love big government only when it's on your side? The IRS gets paid with your taxes. So does Congress. So does the IRS.

 

[thoughtomator]

These are dangerous times indeed, when even conservatives reject the very concept of the Rule of Law.

 

[thoughtomator]

That quote is not accurate at all. This clerk didn't force those two homosexuals to marry people of the opposite sex.

Signing a document pursuant to her lawful duty doesn't violate her religion, either.

 

[thoughtomator]

This is a very conservative county. With the exception of Morehead, it's a dry county.

This is grandstanding by homosexual activists. They are within driving distance of Ohio. If their goal is really to be married, they could just drive to Ohio and get married. A lot of people do not live in the place where they get married. I'm in travel and tourism. Destination weddings are very common. Go get married, for crying out loud.

Tobi, all the parties in this case are in the wrong:

- The homosexuals are in the wrong for wanting to misappropriate the concept of marriage to their own ends;
- Davis is in the wrong for declaring herself the authority to determine the law;
- The State of Kentucky is in the wrong for failing to assert its rights under the Constitution to make law in matters not enumerated therein;
- The federal court is wrong to usurp powers that properly belong to the states;
- The federal marshals are wrong to follow illegal orders.

There is not one single party in this entire dispute which is in the right.