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The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed
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The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed
Mankind can't regulate itself. It will digress into a hell hole, as is it's obvious path.The constitution can NOT, be EASILY, changed.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.There is no sound argument when you want to wipe your ass with the Constitution.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
However, to the OP, yes, homosexuality and it's all it's perverted derivatives are all Satanic in nature. The Bible warns against such disgusting things, and they shouldn't have any place in a normal, moral society.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
If the federal courts would not allow a 2 ton granite monument, with the 10 Commandments on it, to be the sole decoration in the Alabama State Supreme Court, they are certainly not going to create an entire set of laws based on the Bible.
Not to mention that homosexuality goes against the very grain of nature itself.
Were not talking about homosexuals, and the direct conflation of homosexuality and pedophilia, no.Mankind can't regulate itself. It will digress into a hell hole, as is it's obvious path.The constitution can NOT, be EASILY, changed.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.There is no sound argument when you want to wipe your ass with the Constitution.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
However, to the OP, yes, homosexuality and it's all it's perverted derivatives are all Satanic in nature. The Bible warns against such disgusting things, and they shouldn't have any place in a normal, moral society.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
If the federal courts would not allow a 2 ton granite monument, with the 10 Commandments on it, to be the sole decoration in the Alabama State Supreme Court, they are certainly not going to create an entire set of laws based on the Bible.
Not to mention that homosexuality goes against the very grain of nature itself.
So does refrigeration, antibiotics, shaving and a host of other things.
Homosexuals are not going back in the closet, no matter how hard you tap your ruby slippers and wish.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
I could care less about what "gays" do in private - I would merely shut down the media in question and its dangerous rhetoricRepeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.There is no sound argument when you want to wipe your ass with the Constitution.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
the constitution can be added to because it is a living document; but it cannot be changed.
Simple as that?? Really? Do you think you can get the votes necessary to repeal the 1st amendment??
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You want to remove that, just so you can legally arrest gays?? LMAO!! Not a snowball's chance in Hell.
If ANY media advocated for pedophilia, then there are laws already in place to shut them down.I could care less about what "gays" do in private - I would merely shut down the media in question and its dangerous rhetoricRepeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.There is no sound argument when you want to wipe your ass with the Constitution.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
the constitution can be added to because it is a living document; but it cannot be changed.
Simple as that?? Really? Do you think you can get the votes necessary to repeal the 1st amendment??
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You want to remove that, just so you can legally arrest gays?? LMAO!! Not a snowball's chance in Hell.
Were not talking about homosexuals, and the direct conflation of homosexuality and pedophilia, no.Mankind can't regulate itself. It will digress into a hell hole, as is it's obvious path.The constitution can NOT, be EASILY, changed.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
However, to the OP, yes, homosexuality and it's all it's perverted derivatives are all Satanic in nature. The Bible warns against such disgusting things, and they shouldn't have any place in a normal, moral society.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
If the federal courts would not allow a 2 ton granite monument, with the 10 Commandments on it, to be the sole decoration in the Alabama State Supreme Court, they are certainly not going to create an entire set of laws based on the Bible.
Not to mention that homosexuality goes against the very grain of nature itself.
So does refrigeration, antibiotics, shaving and a host of other things.
Homosexuals are not going back in the closet, no matter how hard you tap your ruby slippers and wish.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
Are you willing to live without cheeseburgers?
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Also, driving on Saturday, wearing wool with linen, and pre-marital sex?
Who's making an argument for Iron Age theocracy or monarchy here? Not me.Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
Are you willing to live without cheeseburgers?
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Also, driving on Saturday, wearing wool with linen, and pre-marital sex?
"Gays" associated with what I've described above? Yes.If ANY media advocated for pedophilia, then there are laws already in place to shut them down.I could care less about what "gays" do in private - I would merely shut down the media in question and its dangerous rhetoricRepeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
the constitution can be added to because it is a living document; but it cannot be changed.
Simple as that?? Really? Do you think you can get the votes necessary to repeal the 1st amendment??
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You want to remove that, just so you can legally arrest gays?? LMAO!! Not a snowball's chance in Hell.
You clearly just want to force gays back in the closet. You want to shut them up.
Get help.
Not sure on that one, I met a pedophile once online who boasted about supposedly having sex with 80 women, likely underage - I suppose the state laws could use that information to track him down, or one of those cyber vigilante groups like "anonymous" could keep a record of that and do it themselves, I honestly wouldn't mind it.Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
Are you willing to live without cheeseburgers?
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Also, driving on Saturday, wearing wool with linen, and pre-marital sex?
Maybe we could make stonings for premarital sex legal?
There is no valid reason to criminalize the legal activities of consenting adults.
You thinking it is "yucky" is not valid grounds.
Repeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.The beauty of the Constitution is that it can easily be changed, as well as rendered culturally irrelevant under the changing legal whims and tides.There is no sound argument when you want to wipe your ass with the Constitution.
As far as Britain is concerned, I believe that they don't have to bother with Constitutional shenanigans like "freeze peach" and the misinterpretations thereof - at least in the sense that Americans so, nor other Commonwealth nations, so shutting down said media on a national basis should be a much easier legal feat than it sadly would be here.
the constitution can be added to because it is a living document; but it cannot be changed.
Why would you outlaw gays' conspiracy theories but not Fox News or OAN or Infowars' conspiracy theories? What is the possible legal justification that could differentiate?"Gays" associated with what I've described above? Yes.If ANY media advocated for pedophilia, then there are laws already in place to shut them down.I could care less about what "gays" do in private - I would merely shut down the media in question and its dangerous rhetoricRepeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.the constitution can be added to because it is a living document; but it cannot be changed.
Simple as that?? Really? Do you think you can get the votes necessary to repeal the 1st amendment??
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You want to remove that, just so you can legally arrest gays?? LMAO!! Not a snowball's chance in Hell.
You clearly just want to force gays back in the closet. You want to shut them up.
Get help.
ot sure on that one, I met a pedophile once online who boasted about supposedly having sex with 80 women,
No, the argument here is about advocating pedophilia, or worldviews potentially tolerant or pedophilia, or the marketing of dangerous ideologies and conspiracies at odds with the fabric of the Common Law system itself to children.Why would you outlaw gays' conspiracy theories but not Fox News or OAN or Infowars' conspiracy theories? What is the possible legal justification?"Gays" associated with what I've described above? Yes.If ANY media advocated for pedophilia, then there are laws already in place to shut them down.I could care less about what "gays" do in private - I would merely shut down the media in question and its dangerous rhetoricRepeal the 1st Amendment, simple as that. Bye bye, frozen peaches and the moral degenerates so heavily invested in the myth of "freez peach" to begin with, when they barely produce anything even recognizable as "speech" to begin with, nor would have any idea what this Amendment actually meant in practice, were it enforced according to some originalist interpretation, such as not prohibiting "fighting words" online, or offline.
Simple as that?? Really? Do you think you can get the votes necessary to repeal the 1st amendment??
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You want to remove that, just so you can legally arrest gays?? LMAO!! Not a snowball's chance in Hell.
You clearly just want to force gays back in the closet. You want to shut them up.
Get help.
How about birthers like Trump? Send him to jail?
I believe we could make a sound argument for criminalizing LGBT or transgender media, including social media on the following grounds:
1. Promotion of conspiracy theories
Right, he was supposedly messing around with a woman almost young enough to be his daughter, and dumb enough to admit that.ot sure on that one, I met a pedophile once online who boasted about supposedly having sex with 80 women,
Anyone who boasts about having sex with 80 women, hasn't slept with 8.
Pity you can't make laws based solely on biblical laws.
Are you willing to live without cheeseburgers?
![]()
Also, driving on Saturday, wearing wool with linen, and pre-marital sex?
Maybe we could make stonings for premarital sex legal?