Miriam:
It really hasn't been tried as of this point in time. I think!
Just think of the possibilities.
On 9/5/2015 1:59 PM, Miriam Vieni wrote:
Sorry, that's only available to the Military. Her life isn't in danger, only
her soul. (smile)
Miriam
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Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Is About to Get
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All:
I presume she will take a position of being a 'conscientious objector'.
R. E. (Dick) Driscoll, Sr.
On 9/4/2015 10:14 PM, abdulah aga wrote:
Hi
I thinks she here violet law,
if is USA secular country and if she is lady who work as clerk she
muss! follow rool,
or if she don't wont do it then she need quit job:
simply.
In secular country don't have religion rool's,
so can you thinks solger who want military service and he want all
benefits from government as
solger, but when government send him in war he jus say I can't do it
because of my religion?
what is that?
why he didn't say that before when expect all benefic as military
person?
Same way with her,
why she took job what she new that she will not do well.
So she should know all this this and simply quit job.
She expect all rool's as clerk
she get good salary
but when she need do work what for she gadding salary then
she didn't wont to do!.
-----Original Message----- From: Miriam Vieni
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2015 9:44 PM
To: blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [blind-democracy] Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Is About to Get
Filthy Rich
Pierce writes: "She may not realize it at the moment, although I
suspect she
has realized it all along, but Kim Davis just became a political
television
star and a very rich lady besides."
Kim Davis, the Rowan County clerk of courts, stands at the County
Clerk's
Office on September 2, 2015, in Morehead, Kentucky. (photo: Ty
Wright/Getty)
Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Is About to Get Filthy Rich
By Charles Pierce, Esquire
04 September 15
It's Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? time down at the federal
courthouse.
Hhe may not realize it at the moment, although I suspect she has
realized it
all along, but Kim Davis just became a political television star and
a very
rich lady besides.
The clerk, Kim Davis of Rowan County, was ordered incarcerated after
a
hearing here before Judge David L. Bunning of Federal District
Court. The
contempt finding was another legal defeat for Ms. Davis, who has
argued that
she should not be forced to issue licenses that conflict with her
religious
beliefs. "The court cannot condone the willful disobedience of its
lawfully
issued order," Judge Bunning said. "If you give people the
opportunity to
choose which orders they follow, that's what potentially causes
problems."
Dear Judge Bunning: Thanks for nothing.
Let me explain to you what happens now. The entire political
communications
apparatus of the wingnut welfare system goes to DefCon 1. (Judge
Bunning's
e-mail is going to get very entertainingly unchristian, I suspect.)
Kim
Davis now becomes the latest ornament on the Hang Yourself Cross of
Bible-banging victimhood. There will be marches and vigils. There
will be a
six-figure book deal; my money's on John Fund as Davis's ghost.
There may
even be one of those movies produced by gullibility trawlers like
the one
helmed by Rick Santorum. Anybody want to bet me that she doesn't
speak at
next year's Republican National Convention? You have made a star,
Judge
Bunning, and the rest of us have to live with her.
Ms. Davis has said little amid her legal battle, but in a statement
her
lawyers released on Tuesday, she said she would not change her
position. "I
never imagined a day like this would come, where I would be asked to
violate
a central teaching of Scripture and of Jesus himself regarding
marriage,"
she said in the statement. "To issue a marriage license which
conflicts with
God's definition of marriage, with my name affixed to the
certificate, would
violate my conscience. It is not a light issue for me. It is a
heaven or
hell decision."
The fact that the law and common sense-to say nothing of the notion
that you
should do the damn job you get paid a salary to do-are lined up
behind Judge
Bunning doesn't matter a damn to the people inside the bubble. Only
two
contenders for president on the Republican side have made the quite
reasonable argument that Davis should do the job she swore an oath
(to God!)
to do, or quit the job because her conscience demands it. Now that
she's
tossed into the sneezer, I expect to hear at least some backing and
filling
from both Carly Fiorina and Lindsey Graham.
Stardom awaits behind those bars, Kim. I do wonder about one thing,
though.
Suppose Davis announced that it was against her conscience and God's
authority for her to submit to Judge's Bunning's authority and go to
jail.
Could she go home, then?
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valid.
Kim Davis, the Rowan County clerk of courts, stands at the County
Clerk's
Office on September 2, 2015, in Morehead, Kentucky. (photo: Ty
Wright/Getty)
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a37632/kentucky-clerk-kim
-davis-just-got-filthy-rich/http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/ne
ws/a37632/kentucky-clerk-kim-davis-just-got-filthy-rich/
Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Is About to Get Filthy Rich
By Charles Pierce, Esquire
04 September 15
It's Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? time down at the federal
courthouse.
he may not realize it at the moment, although I suspect she has
realized it
all along, but Kim Davis just became a political television star and
a very
rich lady besides.
The clerk, Kim Davis of Rowan County, was ordered incarcerated after
a
hearing here before Judge David L. Bunning of Federal District
Court. The
contempt finding was another legal defeat for Ms. Davis, who has
argued that
she should not be forced to issue licenses that conflict with her
religious
beliefs. "The court cannot condone the willful disobedience of its
lawfully
issued order," Judge Bunning said. "If you give people the
opportunity to
choose which orders they follow, that's what potentially causes
problems."
Dear Judge Bunning: Thanks for nothing.
Let me explain to you what happens now. The entire political
communications
apparatus of the wingnut welfare system goes to DefCon 1. (Judge
Bunning's
e-mail is going to get very entertainingly unchristian, I suspect.)
Kim
Davis now becomes the latest ornament on the Hang Yourself Cross of
Bible-banging victimhood. There will be marches and vigils. There
will be a
six-figure book deal; my money's on John Fund as Davis's ghost.
There may
even be one of those movies produced by gullibility trawlers like
the one
helmed by Rick Santorum. Anybody want to bet me that she doesn't
speak at
next year's Republican National Convention? You have made a star,
Judge
Bunning, and the rest of us have to live with her.
Ms. Davis has said little amid her legal battle, but in a statement
her
lawyers released on Tuesday, she said she would not change her
position. "I
never imagined a day like this would come, where I would be asked to
violate
a central teaching of Scripture and of Jesus himself regarding
marriage,"
she said in the statement. "To issue a marriage license which
conflicts with
God's definition of marriage, with my name affixed to the
certificate, would
violate my conscience. It is not a light issue for me. It is a
heaven or
hell decision."
The fact that the law and common sense-to say nothing of the notion
that you
should do the damn job you get paid a salary to do-are lined up
behind Judge
Bunning doesn't matter a damn to the people inside the bubble. Only
two
contenders for president on the Republican side have made the quite
reasonable argument that Davis should do the job she swore an oath
(to God!)
to do, or quit the job because her conscience demands it. Now that
she's
tossed into the sneezer, I expect to hear at least some backing and
filling
from both Carly Fiorina and Lindsey Graham.
Stardom awaits behind those bars, Kim. I do wonder about one thing,
though.
Suppose Davis announced that it was against her conscience and God's
authority for her to submit to Judge's Bunning's authority and go to
jail.
Could she go home, then?
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