Roy Moore: "Immorality Sweeps Over The Land"

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Roy Moore turns refusal to concede into religious crusade: ‘Immorality sweeps over the land’

A day after losing the Senate race in Alabama to Democrat Doug Jones, Roy Moore has issued a new statement refusing to concede the election. But it wasn’t your typical post-election statement.

It was a four-minute fire-and-brimstone video about abortion, same-sex marriage, school prayer, sodomy, and “the right of a man to claim to be a woman and vice versa.”

“We are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion and to set free a suffering humanity,” Moore said. “Today, we no longer recognize the universal truth that God is the author of our life and liberty. Abortion, sodomy and materialism have taken the place of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”

In the video issued by the campaign Wednesday evening, Moore said his campaign is still waiting for the official vote count from Alabama officials. The Republican candidate framed the election as not just a political contest but also a dire ideological battle for “the heart and soul of our country.”

You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
 
You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
Wow, moral certitude really bends you out of shape, doesnt it?
 
You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
Wow, moral certitude really bends you out of shape, doesnt it?

When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.

And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.
 
You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
Wow, moral certitude really bends you out of shape, doesnt it?

When your moral certitude infringes upon another man's constitutional rights you have no place in a seat of power in the United States of America.
 
When your moral certitude infringes upon another man's constitutional rights you have no place in a seat of power in the United States of America.

Name these Constitutional rights that Moore was against? It wouldnt be Gay marriage would it?

So now Gay Mafia is trying to completely shut all opposition out of the American political system; interesting that you use 'civil rights' ironically enough as the argument for that.
 
When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.
And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.

So you leap from the presumption of guilt for Moore based on unsupported allegations, to banning all those who think like him (Biblical Christians?) from politics for opposing what you consider to be basic freedoms and tenets of society?

Since when did fucking some guy up the ass become a moral right?
 
When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.
And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.

So you leap from the presumption of guilt for Moore based on unsupported allegations, to banning all those who think like him (Biblical Christians?) from politics for opposing what you consider to be basic freedoms and tenets of society?

Since when did fucking some guy up the ass become a moral right?

Since when did I say fucking some guy up the ass became a moral right?

But any man who will put his hand on the Bible and swear to uphold the US Constitution, and then violate that oath, has no grounds for calling others immoral. And Roy Moore did that, not once but twice.
 
The GOP appears to be under the control of too many people who think they can just yank the country back to their way of thinking overnight.

We didn't get here overnight. We have changed incrementally, over time, and that's what it would take to move in another direction.
 
The new republican mantra, 'Pedophiles of the world unite'. Or maybe 'more money for the rich MAGA'. Or 'Pollute the earth and give it all to our corporate sponsors'. Money has made politics insane, but even the Bible knew that long ago. LOL

"I really wonder what gives us the right to wreck this poor planet of ours." Kurt Vonnegut

"Still and all, why bother? Here's my answer. Many people need desperately to receive this message: I feel and think much as you do, care about many of the things you care about, although most people do not care about them. You are not alone." Kurt Vonnegut
 
You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
Wow, moral certitude really bends you out of shape, doesnt it?
I don't call being a bigot, racist, and child molester as having moral certitude. Evidently, you do.
 
When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.
And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.

So you leap from the presumption of guilt for Moore based on unsupported allegations, to banning all those who think like him (Biblical Christians?) from politics for opposing what you consider to be basic freedoms and tenets of society?

Since when did fucking some guy up the ass become a moral right?

Homosexual sex is not a moral right?
 
When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.
And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.

So you leap from the presumption of guilt for Moore based on unsupported allegations, to banning all those who think like him (Biblical Christians?) from politics for opposing what you consider to be basic freedoms and tenets of society?

Since when did fucking some guy up the ass become a moral right?

Has anyone here said they support banning evangelicals from holding office as you contend simply because they're evangelicals? Or are you just projecting.

There is a difference between "banning" and "not voting for." Those are different.

We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
 
When it involves the level of hypocrisy that Roy Moore has shown, it should bend us all out of shape.
And if your religious beliefs force you to ignore basic freedoms and tenets of our society, you should not be elected to office.

So you leap from the presumption of guilt for Moore based on unsupported allegations, to banning all those who think like him (Biblical Christians?) from politics for opposing what you consider to be basic freedoms and tenets of society?

Since when did fucking some guy up the ass become a moral right?

Homosexual sex is not a moral right?
Wouldn't that be more like a sexual preference?
 
We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
What level of bother would be enough for you?
 
We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
What level of bother would be enough for you?

I'm for freedom of religion as it says in the Constitution.

How about you? Do you support people who believe in a religious litmus test that violates the Constitution?
 
We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
What level of bother would be enough for you?

I'm for freedom of religion as it says in the Constitution.

How about you? Do you support people who believe in a religious litmus test that violates the Constitution?
Let's back up and see if you are really for freedom of religion because I'm pretty sure what you think the establishment clause means isn't what the establishment clause means. Furthermore, if you knew what the establishment clause meant, you wouldn't be for it.
 
Roy Moore turns refusal to concede into religious crusade: ‘Immorality sweeps over the land’

A day after losing the Senate race in Alabama to Democrat Doug Jones, Roy Moore has issued a new statement refusing to concede the election. But it wasn’t your typical post-election statement.

It was a four-minute fire-and-brimstone video about abortion, same-sex marriage, school prayer, sodomy, and “the right of a man to claim to be a woman and vice versa.”

“We are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion and to set free a suffering humanity,” Moore said. “Today, we no longer recognize the universal truth that God is the author of our life and liberty. Abortion, sodomy and materialism have taken the place of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”

In the video issued by the campaign Wednesday evening, Moore said his campaign is still waiting for the official vote count from Alabama officials. The Republican candidate framed the election as not just a political contest but also a dire ideological battle for “the heart and soul of our country.”

You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
What level of bother would be enough for you?

I'm for freedom of religion as it says in the Constitution.

How about you? Do you support people who believe in a religious litmus test that violates the Constitution?
Let's back up and see if you are really for freedom of religion because I'm pretty sure what you think the establishment clause means isn't what the establishment clause means. Furthermore, if you knew what the establishment clause meant, you wouldn't be for it.
Please explain how the establishment clause allows the government to restrict a person from holding elected office due to a person's religion. Thankyou.
 
Roy Moore turns refusal to concede into religious crusade: ‘Immorality sweeps over the land’

A day after losing the Senate race in Alabama to Democrat Doug Jones, Roy Moore has issued a new statement refusing to concede the election. But it wasn’t your typical post-election statement.

It was a four-minute fire-and-brimstone video about abortion, same-sex marriage, school prayer, sodomy, and “the right of a man to claim to be a woman and vice versa.”

“We are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion and to set free a suffering humanity,” Moore said. “Today, we no longer recognize the universal truth that God is the author of our life and liberty. Abortion, sodomy and materialism have taken the place of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”

In the video issued by the campaign Wednesday evening, Moore said his campaign is still waiting for the official vote count from Alabama officials. The Republican candidate framed the election as not just a political contest but also a dire ideological battle for “the heart and soul of our country.”

You've been removed as Chief Justice twice. You lost two primaries for the governorship. You lost the Senate race to a Democrat in a solid red state. Maybe God isn't as hot on you as you'd think. Go away.
We do know that Roy Moore believes that Muslims should be banned from serving in Congress if elected.

But that doesn't seem to bother his supporters much.
What level of bother would be enough for you?

I'm for freedom of religion as it says in the Constitution.

How about you? Do you support people who believe in a religious litmus test that violates the Constitution?
Let's back up and see if you are really for freedom of religion because I'm pretty sure what you think the establishment clause means isn't what the establishment clause means. Furthermore, if you knew what the establishment clause meant, you wouldn't be for it.
Please explain how the establishment clause allows the government to restrict a person from holding elected office due to a person's religion. Thankyou.

What exactly do you think the establishment clause says and means?
 

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