Dumb things conservatives say:

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Originally Posted by Methais

Because pot is responsible for all these deaths while prescription narcotics that doctors give out like candy aren't...

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Keep up those lovely Appeal to Common Belief arguments. They are so win.

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Jindal, who is seeking the Republican nomination for president, told The Huffington Post that Davis shouldn't have to resign and was justified in her refusal.
"I don't think anyone should have to choose between following their conscience and religious beliefs and giving up their job and facing financial sanctions. I think it's wrong to force Christian individuals or business owners. We are seeing government today discriminate against whether it's clerks, florists, musicians or others. I think that's wrong. I think you should be able to keep your job and follow your conscience," he said. "I absolutely do believe people have a First Amendment right, a constitutional right. I don't think the court can take that away."

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Dumb bitch was jailed. I wonder if God told her that was going to happen?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...gays/71635794/

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Originally Posted by Parkbandit

Dumb bitch was jailed. I wonder if God told her that was going to happen?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...gays/71635794/

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Hell, Senator Graham of all people even said she should have stepped down.

And in keeping up with this thread:

"Kim Davis in federal custody removes all doubts about the criminalization of Christianity in this country. We must defend #ReligiousLiberty!" -Mike Huckleberry via Twitter

Criminalization of Christianity.... ahahahah

Rand Paul said he supports a county clerk from his home state for standing her ground against granting marriage licenses for same-sex couples, saying there should be room "for people to exercise their religious beliefs and not be told they have to do something they find morally objectionable

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Rand Paul said he supports a county clerk from his home state for standing her ground against granting marriage licenses for same-sex couples, saying there should be room "for people to exercise their religious beliefs and not be told they have to do something they find morally objectionable

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I find it morally objectionable that I can't shoot stupid people. Can I start shooting them now? What a moron.

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Rand Paul said he supports a county clerk from his home state for standing her ground against granting marriage licenses for same-sex couples, saying there should be room "for people to exercise their religious beliefs and not be told they have to do something they find morally objectionable

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He's desperately attempting to get some religious right votes.

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And there goes any support I had for him.

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Rand Paul said he supports a county clerk from his home state for standing her ground against granting marriage licenses for same-sex couples, saying there should be room "for people to exercise their religious beliefs and not be told they have to do something they find morally objectionable

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I have significant issues with gay marriage myself. Having said that if I were a county clerk, I would simply resign. I would likely make a lot of noise along the way as to why, but I would resign.

I have every right to disagree with a law. I have every right to speak out against a law. I have every right to follow the legal process to get a law changed. I have every right to resign from a civilian position which demands that I do something against my religious beliefs. But I do not have the right to disobey the law.

If the SCOTUS had ruled that gay marriage was unconstitutional, and some county clerk somewhere decided to issue marriage licenses to gay couples in defiance of the SCOTUS decision, that clerk would belong in jail. The same standard applies - the law is the law.