User Profile: DissenterKnight

DissenterKnight

Member Since: January 20, 2012

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  • Laws differ from state to state, but in most, this is the way the law works.

  • I find this to be a fine example of equality in action. Parents have been using the police to end their daughter’s relationship with older boys –in identical situations with regard to age difference, etc. – for decades. Once again, the homosexual agenda proves that they don’t want to be equal; they want to have special rights; they want the right to do as they will.

  • Cost aside, this weapon is also the ultimate force multiplier for a a free people.

  • Please understand that the end game is to take that right away from us; to many of us in pulpits have already been silenced by the threats alone.

  • I live in Columbus and there is an error in this story that’s -frankly- become typical of the Blaze; one that changes the tone completely.

    Bishop W. did not at any time state that she was fired for her relationship with another woman; they stated that she was fired for “living in a spousal relationship outside of marriage”.

    The gender of the other person in that relationship is not an issue to the school’s policy. People get fired from Catholic schools for living with heterosexual partners as well. This is not a gay issue, despite the Blaze’s error. This is a plan and simple issue of violating the rules of one’s work place.

    The individual in question has made the rounds of the local talk radio stations (610 WTVN, which carries Beck, for starters) and has made it clear that all she wants is special rights. She wants to be permitted to violate her employers written policy –to do the very thing that anyone else would be fired for doing- for no other reason that who she chooses to have sex with.

    Same sex marriage is illegal under the Ohio Constitution, an amendment which passed by a 65% majority in a year when G.W. Bush barely took 51% of the state (for the mathematically challenged among you, that means some of the Kerry voters had to have been against it as well).

  • @ Blacktooth

    Just because you’ve never been beaten by thugs with badges does not mean that there aren’t thugs with badges who have beaten and will again beat others not deserving of such treatment.

    We know nothing of the moments leading up to this man’s death before the police arrived. Why were the police summoned? Was he the reason? Was he even drunk? Had he even been drinking?

    But even if we assume that this man was drunk and violent, nothing gives an arresting officer the authority to murder him! Nothing! And do not be deceived, this was murder; the taking of a life without cause of defense.

    You can either accept that there are bad people carrying badges –and there have always been bad people carrying badges- or you can refuse to accept it. There is no more room for neutral in this matter.

  • Folks, we need to be a nagging voice in the ear of those we’ve sent to Washington, D.C.. I know most -if not all- of us are busy with the details of day to day survival, but we must make the tiime to call or representatives and demand they address this mess. We need to badger them, politely but relentlessly, for as long as required to drive the point home; we demand our government serve the people who empower. Even if you guy doesn’t represent your view, call and insist!

  • Ideas and movements rarely spring from inception to action without first “marinating” in the social consciousness of a community. That said, these are the passages of Dr. Moss’ comments that need to receive close attention:

    “When Christians turned up in Roman courtrooms and confessed to being Christian, stonewalled interrogations, refused to participate in the imperial cult (the ancient equivalent of the pledge of allegiance), and talked about the destruction of the Roman empire, however, the Romans had little choice but to execute them. We have to bear in mind, though, that the Romans executed people for minor crimes like adultery, slandering a person in song, and making a disturbance at night.”

    “There’s some grey area between prosecution and persecution, but it’s important to recognize the difference because it’s possible to criticize and respond to an unjust law or political disagreements. Early Christians died because they were politically and socially subversive.”

    Dr. Moss has just made the case that governments have no choice but to exterminate those citizens who will not conform to the governmental definition of normal.

  • Rush Limbaugh
    Judge Andrew Napolitano
    Billy Graham
    the Pope
    Dr. Ben Carson

  • I grew up in neighboring Wyoming County. The folks there are not stupid, simply uneducated. They’ve been handed the Progressive line for longer than most and they’ve gotten it from more directions than just one. They’ve gotten it in schools, from what passes for the press and from their union halls. It’s taken them longer than most to realize that the people they trust can’t be trusted.

    But change is possible for them. The steps of the state capital was the first place things went south fro Al Gore in his run, when he was asked, “Mr Vice President, I saw you in a debate earlier this week, and you didn’t have a southern accent; but you got one now. Were you lying to folks then or are you lying to folks now?”

    McDowell county is no different than Detroit; Progressive leadership -unions, politicians, educators- are the cause for both. But the folks in McDowell county don’t fit a certain demographic, so no one is running to their aid with fist fulls of money. That the teacher’s union -who is behind as much of this as anyone- could be given control of -or even involved in- cleaning this up is a sin.