Judges must follow a "biblical view of justice"

[R. U. Sirius]

http://news.yahoo.com/judges-bible-015456941--politics.html

I can't wait for them to start trying to reinstate Levitical laws, particularly all the crimes that call for stoning. I wonder how long it'll take them to start nailing people who protest to crosses.

[Ultimate Paragon]

Fucking fanatics.

[Dakota Bob]

This seems to be a trend, organizations with the word "Family" in them seem to be nutty right-wing christian groups.

[Ghoti]

Yeah, it's gotten to the point where any org with "family", "liberty", or "patriot" in the name gets an automatic side-eye until proven sane.

[Danarth]

These people like natural law so much, why don't we leave them in the middle of a forest, in the territory of a pack of hungry wolves.

Then let's see how they like actual natural law.

[Lt. Fred]

In my city, the Supreme Court was once burnt down. The dude who did it left graffiti or a note or some such behind. It read: "Judge not lest ye be judged".

It seems to me that even he actually had a more consistent judicial philosophy than these assholes.

[Sigmaleph]

These people like natural law so much, why don't we leave them in the middle of a forest, in the territory of a pack of hungry wolves.

Then let's see how they like actual natural law.

To these people, "natural law" essentially means "something that justifies my belief that all the things I dislike are inherently evil and all the things I like are inherently good".

Convenient aspects of natural law include:

• Not written down anywhere!
• If someone disagrees with you, they are obviously wrong and it's a fundamental character flaw rather than a difference of opinion!
• It never challenges your intuitions!
• You never have to experience the uncomfortable feeling that your ideas just might be wrong or that society has evolved past your primitive notions of morality!
• 100% chemical free!

[Old Viking]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

[Ultimate Paragon]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

[Ghoti]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

[R. U. Sirius]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

Can't we just agree that the United States in general is a country of high ideals and low IQs?

[Ultimate Paragon]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

Can't we just agree that the United States in general is a country of high ideals and low IQs?

Maybe some of the more obnoxious parts.

[MadCatTLX]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

Remember, most of Utah is only one letter away from "moron".

[Random Gal]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

Remember, most of Utah is only one letter away from "moron".

When you follow a religion that was founded by an obvious con artist, you pretty much have to be.

[Canadian Mojo]

Oklahoma seems to be a magnet to those with marginal IQ's.

I thought that was Florida.

Fools! It's Utah!

Remember, most of Utah is only one letter away from "moron".

When you follow a religion that was founded by an obvious con artist, you pretty much have to be.

Wait a minute. When did we start talking about Scientology?