Roy Moore: "Immorality Sweeps Over The Land"

[Camp]

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

 

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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.

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

So you don't know what it means. Just say so.

 

[rightwinger]

Moore needs to read the Constitution

 

[Moonglow]

I've always found no lack of immorality at anytime during my life...

 

[aaronleland]

Different day, same crying losers.

I agree. It's a new day, and Roy Moore lost. He should stop crying.

 

[ding]

Moore needs to read the Constitution

Which part?

 

[Camp]

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.

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

So you don't know what it means. Just say so.

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.

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

So you don't know what it means. Just say so.

I know what it says and am challenging you to explain why it means something different to you. Separation of Chuch and government is not hard to understand. Again, please explain your spin.

 

[Camp]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

 

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

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.

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

So you don't know what it means. Just say so.

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

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.

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?

You are the person making the comment and offering some kind of opinion. If you are unable to answer my question to you just say so or skip answering the question. Answering a question with a question is almost always a deflection'

So you don't know what it means. Just say so.

I know what it says and am challenging you to explain why it means something different to you. Separation of Chuch and government is not hard to understand. Again, please explain your spin.

So then you would be surprised if the establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from interfering with state established religions? Of which half the states had at the time the Constitution was ratified by the states.

 

[bodecea]

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 call that "moral certitude"? Well...Ayatollah Khomeni had "moral certitude" too.....

 

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Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

 

[Old Rocks]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

Most certainly the states are not allowed to establish a state religion. Where the hell do you get an idea like that?

 

[ding]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

Most certainly the states are not allowed to establish a state religion. Where the hell do you get an idea like that?

Half of the states had a state religion at the time the constitution was ratified by the states.

 

[ding]

Old Rocks is going to learn something today.

 

[DrLove]

What would God Tweet about this matter?

God on Twitter

God on Twitter

God on Twitter

 

[Skylar]

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.

Lets see....imposing a religious test to hold office in which Muslims should not be allowed to hold elected office because 'Islamic law is simply incompatible with our law'

Muslim Ellison should not sit in Congress

Banning same sex couples from their right to marry, despite the Supreme Court recognizing such a right in the Obergefell ruling....

Top Alabama Judge Orders Halt to Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

That transgender people don't have rights.

Roy Moore, Doug Jones and the issues: A voter's guide to the Alabama Senate election

That gay people shouldn't be allowed to have children

Here Are Some Pretty Wild Things Roy Moore Has Said Over The Years

 

[martybegan]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

They used to be able to before the 14th amendment, if you believe in incorporation of the bill of rights to the States.

All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

 

[martybegan]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

Most certainly the states are not allowed to establish a state religion. Where the hell do you get an idea like that?

Before the 14th amendment is was certainly possible.

 

[Skylar]

Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

Most certainly the states are not allowed to establish a state religion. Where the hell do you get an idea like that?

Before the 14th amendment is was certainly possible.

Oh, the Bill of Rights didn't apply to the States before the 14th amendment. The States could criminalize being a jew if they'd wanted to. Or suppress free speech. Or set up voting rules to prevent black folks from voting.

Which might explain Moore's favor of eliminating every amendment after the 10th.

 

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Moore violated the Constitution when he posted the Ten Commandments on his Court House property or inside of it. He was specifically cited for violating the establishment clause of the first amendment.

Actually he didn't. The establishment clause was written to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion. State governments are free to establish state religions.

Most certainly the states are not allowed to establish a state religion. Where the hell do you get an idea like that?

Before the 14th amendment is was certainly possible.

14th amendment didn't change it.

The guys who wrote the 14th amendment rejected applying the national restriction to the states (see Blaine amendment which failed in the Senate). So they sure as hell didn't think the 14th amendment applied to the establishment of religion clause.

The 14th Amendment and the Bill of Rights