Gunny
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Pallin will go down there and straighten this out.
You have anything intelligent to say in this thread?
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Pallin will go down there and straighten this out.
ROFLMNAO...
I've been meaning to ask you...What is the meaning of the N ?
Roll On the Floor Laughing My N____ Ass Off ?
i believe pubes posts au naturel.
I await with interest the reaction of those who think this is no big deal when local towns and cities start banning birthday parties, Christmas get togethers, poker nights, etc.
You appear, then, to be suggesting that a local Zoning Ordinance is somehow immune to the prohibitions spelled out in the First and Fourteenth Amendment.
The question is not whether a valid zoning ordinance can apply equally to secular and non-secular "businesses."
The question is whether the Ordinance in question violates the First Amendment rights of the people to peaceably assemble, to freedom of speech and to freedom of religion.
Like zoning that prohibits strip clubs close to churches?
Those people cannot peacably assemble because of the church proximity.
Church Fights Back After Arizona Town Bans Home Bible Study
GILBERT, Ariz. The national Alliance Defense Fund says a town code that bars religious assemblies in private homes in the Arizona community of Gilbert is unconstitutional.
The Oasis of Truth church began meeting at Pastor Joe Sutherland's house in November and rotated homes several times a week for Bible study and fellowship.
A Gilbert code compliance officer hit the church with a violation notice after seeing a sign near a road advertising a Sunday service. A zoning administrator told the church that Bible studies, church leadership meetings and fellowship activities are not permitted in private homes.
The Alliance Defense Fund's Doug Napier says no neighbors complained. The Scottsdale-based group has filed an appeal with the town of Gilbert, contending its code violates the U.S. Constitution.
Where's the NAACP when they're need?
This same thing happened in the San Diego area a few years ago. They used parking ordinances to screw over those who assembled.
You appear, then, to be suggesting that a local Zoning Ordinance is somehow immune to the prohibitions spelled out in the First and Fourteenth Amendment.
The question is not whether a valid zoning ordinance can apply equally to secular and non-secular "businesses."
The question is whether the Ordinance in question violates the First Amendment rights of the people to peaceably assemble, to freedom of speech and to freedom of religion.
Like zoning that prohibits strip clubs close to churches?
Those people cannot peacably assemble because of the church proximity.
Where's the NAACP when they're need?
This same thing happened in the San Diego area a few years ago. They used parking ordinances to screw over those who assembled.
were the parking ordinances pre existing...if so they simply enforced what was on the books...
Pallin will go down there and straighten this out.
You have anything intelligent to say in this thread?
Thread???
Don't you mean messageboard?
It doesn't make any difference if they are studying or plotting to evade their taxes, freedom to assemble is freedom to assemble.
Meeting in private homes may have been banned because of traffic/parking concerns, but it still is not going to stand up to a court challenge.
It would have been nice if you'd posted the update. But of course, that doesn't get the wingers in a lather, does it?Church Fights Back After Arizona Town Bans Home Bible Study
GILBERT, Ariz. The national Alliance Defense Fund says a town code that bars religious assemblies in private homes in the Arizona community of Gilbert is unconstitutional.
The Oasis of Truth church began meeting at Pastor Joe Sutherland's house in November and rotated homes several times a week for Bible study and fellowship.
A Gilbert code compliance officer hit the church with a violation notice after seeing a sign near a road advertising a Sunday service. A zoning administrator told the church that Bible studies, church leadership meetings and fellowship activities are not permitted in private homes.
The Alliance Defense Fund's Doug Napier says no neighbors complained. The Scottsdale-based group has filed an appeal with the town of Gilbert, contending its code violates the U.S. Constitution.
It doesn't make any difference if they are studying or plotting to evade their taxes, freedom to assemble is freedom to assemble.
Meeting in private homes may have been banned because of traffic/parking concerns, but it still is not going to stand up to a court challenge.
No, freedom of assembly is not always freedom to assemble.
You can not assemble 50,000 people for a soccer game anywhere you like. We are a nation of laws, rules and regulations of which assembly fits all 3 and more of those categories.
This is old Christian victim mentality propaganda as usual. White lies are a sin but the Christian victim witches do it at will.
The council is not using the code against this bunch and were re writing the law BEFORE all of this bull shit came out. They didn't know of this bunch WHEN the law was written and it was massive parking up and down a quiet neighborhood that had one neighbor, unaware it was a church, that complained.
Biased ideology leads otherwise competent adults to become damn fools once again.
It doesn't make any difference if they are studying or plotting to evade their taxes, freedom to assemble is freedom to assemble.
Meeting in private homes may have been banned because of traffic/parking concerns, but it still is not going to stand up to a court challenge.
No, freedom of assembly is not always freedom to assemble.
You can not assemble 50,000 people for a soccer game anywhere you like. We are a nation of laws, rules and regulations of which assembly fits all 3 and more of those categories.
This is old Christian victim mentality propaganda as usual. White lies are a sin but the Christian victim witches do it at will.
The council is not using the code against this bunch and were re writing the law BEFORE all of this bull shit came out. They didn't know of this bunch WHEN the law was written and it was massive parking up and down a quiet neighborhood that had one neighbor, unaware it was a church, that complained.
Biased ideology leads otherwise competent adults to become damn fools once again.
pallin will go down there and straighten this out.
you have anything intelligent to say in this thread?
thread???
Don't you mean messageboard?
ROFLMNAO...
I've been meaning to ask you...What is the meaning of the N ?
Roll On the Floor Laughing My N____ Ass Off ?
It doesn't make any difference if they are studying or plotting to evade their taxes, freedom to assemble is freedom to assemble.
Meeting in private homes may have been banned because of traffic/parking concerns, but it still is not going to stand up to a court challenge.
No, freedom of assembly is not always freedom to assemble.
You can not assemble 50,000 people for a soccer game anywhere you like. We are a nation of laws, rules and regulations of which assembly fits all 3 and more of those categories.
This is old Christian victim mentality propaganda as usual. White lies are a sin but the Christian victim witches do it at will.
The council is not using the code against this bunch and were re writing the law BEFORE all of this bull shit came out. They didn't know of this bunch WHEN the law was written and it was massive parking up and down a quiet neighborhood that had one neighbor, unaware it was a church, that complained.
Biased ideology leads otherwise competent adults to become damn fools once again.
Project much? Come back when you get an argument, huh?
Pallin will go down there and straighten this out.
You have anything intelligent to say in this thread?
And what ideology might that be?Ideology doesn't cloud my judgment.
Right, it defines it.