Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
I understand one nearly choked though.
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Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
Really? Did the court follow the law when they ruled a penalty for not buying obiecare was actually a tax and let that shit pass? Is the law infallable? Can it never be adjusted? If so then sodomy should still be illegal and we should be able to burn witches. Do you really want that strict of a law system?"Many judges will defy the law"???
What the fuck do you think a judge is there for?
Do you not get the implications of a judge being debenched because he couldn't follow the law?
If you took your car to a mechanic for new brakes and he told you he removed your engine because he couldn't follow the Haynes Manual, would you keep going back to that well?
Whelp --- the voters of Alabama did.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
Many judges will defy the law, molesting children is far worse and falsely accusing a person of molestation is absolutely disgusting. So your comparison is ridiculous.
"Many judges will defy the law"???
What the fuck do you think a judge is there for?
Do you not get the implications of a judge being debenched because he couldn't follow the law?
If you took your car to a mechanic for new brakes and he told you he removed your engine because he couldn't follow the Haynes Manual, would you keep going back to that well?
Whelp --- the voters of Alabama did.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient and you run for the door.
Thanks for playin'.
Really? Did the court follow the law when they ruled a penalty for not buying obiecare was actually a tax and let that shit pass? Is the law infallable? Can it never be adjusted? If so then sodomy should still be illegal and we should be able to burn witches. Do you really want that strict of a law system?"Many judges will defy the law"???
What the fuck do you think a judge is there for?
Do you not get the implications of a judge being debenched because he couldn't follow the law?
If you took your car to a mechanic for new brakes and he told you he removed your engine because he couldn't follow the Haynes Manual, would you keep going back to that well?
Whelp --- the voters of Alabama did.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient.
"Many judges will defy the law"???
What the fuck do you think a judge is there for?
Do you not get the implications of a judge being debenched because he couldn't follow the law?
If you took your car to a mechanic for new brakes and he told you he removed your engine because he couldn't follow the Haynes Manual, would you keep going back to that well?
Whelp --- the voters of Alabama did.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient and you run for the door.
Thanks for playin'.
I don’t know and I don’t care. He is running for a Senate seat, not a judgeship and the question is off topic and irrelevant. If he is elected by the citizens of Alabama after the fact, then it is on them. And if you don’t like it, it is too bad for you. Again, if he is guilty of molestation he should fry. If he is innocent then I have no issue. Now, do I need to post this every time I post or what?
I also didn’t run out the door, I have a life unlike you who seems to have nothing in your life and hang out here just for the hell of it. I fixed dinner for my elderly parents, then cleaned up a kitchen, helped my wife with her homework and worked until 5:00 pm. So while you want to play games on a message board I am actually helping others. If you can’t understand or dislike it, too bad so sad, I don’t give a damn, you aren’t important in my life.
"Many judges will defy the law"???
What the fuck do you think a judge is there for?
Do you not get the implications of a judge being debenched because he couldn't follow the law?
If you took your car to a mechanic for new brakes and he told you he removed your engine because he couldn't follow the Haynes Manual, would you keep going back to that well?
Whelp --- the voters of Alabama did.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient and you run for the door.
Thanks for playin'.
I don’t know and I don’t care. He is running for a Senate seat, not a judgeship and the question is off topic and irrelevant. If he is elected by the citizens of Alabama after the fact, then it is on them. And if you don’t like it, it is too bad for you. Again, if he is guilty of molestation he should fry. If he is innocent then I have no issue. Now, do I need to post this every time I post or what?
I also didn’t run out the door, I have a life unlike you who seems to have nothing in your life and hang out here just for the hell of it. I fixed dinner for my elderly parents, then cleaned up a kitchen, helped my wife with her homework and worked until 5:00 pm. So while you want to play games on a message board I am actually helping others. If you can’t understand or dislike it, too bad so sad, I don’t give a damn, you aren’t important in my life.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
You are talking about events 35 and almost 60 years ago. Is this somehow relevant to today?
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient and you run for the door.
Thanks for playin'.
I don’t know and I don’t care. He is running for a Senate seat, not a judgeship and the question is off topic and irrelevant. If he is elected by the citizens of Alabama after the fact, then it is on them. And if you don’t like it, it is too bad for you. Again, if he is guilty of molestation he should fry. If he is innocent then I have no issue. Now, do I need to post this every time I post or what?
I also didn’t run out the door, I have a life unlike you who seems to have nothing in your life and hang out here just for the hell of it. I fixed dinner for my elderly parents, then cleaned up a kitchen, helped my wife with her homework and worked until 5:00 pm. So while you want to play games on a message board I am actually helping others. If you can’t understand or dislike it, too bad so sad, I don’t give a damn, you aren’t important in my life.
Apparently I was important enough for two paragraphs. Lucky me.
Just noting that on the one hand you're ready to fry a guy for decades-ago activities that have nothing to do with either Judging or Senating, yet you have no position on his blatant disregard for his own job as a judge. And then you want to tell me it has "nothing to do with the election"?
Would be funny if it weren't so pathetic. These are the kind of pretzel twists that partisan hackery makes necessary.
I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient and you run for the door.
Thanks for playin'.
I don’t know and I don’t care. He is running for a Senate seat, not a judgeship and the question is off topic and irrelevant. If he is elected by the citizens of Alabama after the fact, then it is on them. And if you don’t like it, it is too bad for you. Again, if he is guilty of molestation he should fry. If he is innocent then I have no issue. Now, do I need to post this every time I post or what?
I also didn’t run out the door, I have a life unlike you who seems to have nothing in your life and hang out here just for the hell of it. I fixed dinner for my elderly parents, then cleaned up a kitchen, helped my wife with her homework and worked until 5:00 pm. So while you want to play games on a message board I am actually helping others. If you can’t understand or dislike it, too bad so sad, I don’t give a damn, you aren’t important in my life.
Your wife is still in high school?
And I seriously doubt your timeline.
I'm not saying that at all. If following the law was your primary goal based on the constitution as the baseline then there's no way we would have many of the laws we have now. The government would never have the power to make you buy insurance, force you into their retirement plan or several other stupid things they do. I would love to be back to the constitution. It's our best hope for surviving.Really? Did the court follow the law when they ruled a penalty for not buying obiecare was actually a tax and let that shit pass? Is the law infallable? Can it never be adjusted? If so then sodomy should still be illegal and we should be able to burn witches. Do you really want that strict of a law system?I don’t care because it is the choice of the people of Alabama and it is for a Senate seat not a judgeship.
Still I am more concerned about the implications of claiming a person molesting you and it actually happening or not. I am against anyone being treated as guilty for an accusation. I don’t care what the political party is or what office they are applying for. The accusations are serious and shouldn’t be taken lightly nor should a person be found guilty without due process. If the person is found guilty, the fry the SOB and make sure the guy never does it again.
The rest of your argument is absolute BS and has nothing to do with the election.
It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient.
You're actually saying it's OK for a judge to ignore the Constitution and follow his own demagoguery whims?
That's fucked up. And if I have to explain why, that's more fucked up.
I'm not saying that at all. If following the law was your primary goal based on the constitution as the baseline then there's no way we would have many of the laws we have now. The government would never have the power to make you buy insurance, force you into their retirement plan or several other stupid things they do. I would love to be back to the constitution. It's our best hope for surviving.Really? Did the court follow the law when they ruled a penalty for not buying obiecare was actually a tax and let that shit pass? Is the law infallable? Can it never be adjusted? If so then sodomy should still be illegal and we should be able to burn witches. Do you really want that strict of a law system?It has *everything* to do with the election. The man is incompetent.
If you got in a taxi to go to JFK airport and the cab dropped you off in Pierre South Dakota because the driver couldn't follow directions --- would you get in that cab again? Don't you get the analogy?
Again, as already and repeatedly noted, Roy Moore's hebephilia fixation is the least of his detriments. Contempt for the rule of law; contempt for minorities; contempt for women.... and you want to fixate on the Gadsden Mall, really?
That is between Alabama and him, if you don’t like it, move there and vote for the other guy. I don’t really care.
I asked you what your criteria would be if a judge was kicked off the court because he couldn't follow the law --- which is what the court DOES. Now you're wimping out. Funny, you had plenty of opinion when you thought the Gadsden Mall was the only issue. Suddenly other issues are inconvenient.
You're actually saying it's OK for a judge to ignore the Constitution and follow his own demagoguery whims?
That's fucked up. And if I have to explain why, that's more fucked up.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
You are talking about events 35 and almost 60 years ago. Is this somehow relevant to today?
Seems relevant to either party if it attacks the other party, then it is all fair game.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
You are talking about events 35 and almost 60 years ago. Is this somehow relevant to today?
Seems relevant to either party if it attacks the other party, then it is all fair game.
How far back do you go and more importantly when do you decide it's time to change?
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
You are talking about events 35 and almost 60 years ago. Is this somehow relevant to today?
Seems relevant to either party if it attacks the other party, then it is all fair game.
How far back do you go and more importantly when do you decide it's time to change?
Let’s see, lefty’s go to WWII when it comes to Bush, righty’s go back to the formation of the KKK. They both seem to play the game well. I think it depends how far back they can go to blame the other. It could go back further there are those that go back to slavery and others will go back to the founding fathers. You tell me.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
In 1983 Mass. Rep Gerry Studds censured by the House for to be polite a relationship with a 17 year old page. Studds was re elected several times thereafter to the House.
Also no one drowned in Roy Moore's car.
You are talking about events 35 and almost 60 years ago. Is this somehow relevant to today?
Seems relevant to either party if it attacks the other party, then it is all fair game.
How far back do you go and more importantly when do you decide it's time to change?
Let’s see, lefty’s go to WWII when it comes to Bush, righty’s go back to the formation of the KKK. They both seem to play the game well. I think it depends how far back they can go to blame the other. It could go back further there are those that go back to slavery and others will go back to the founding fathers. You tell me.
No. You tell me. I'm asking you - not all "righties" just as I am not all "lefties". You going to just perpetuate this stupidity?