Why does the Rule of law no longer apply to Christians?

[Anonymous]

Oh, so only those Supreme Court decisions with which you agree are to be followed?

[Anonymous]

Although I don't agree with Heller, and think Scalia's tortured interpretation if "bear arms" is hocus-pocus bullshit that could get me or my children killed, I would be compelled to follow the decision if I was a public official. I therefore would resign rather than issue a gun license or concealed carry permit in DC. That's how things are supposed to work under our constitutional form of representative democracy. I don't get to decide which laws do and do not apply to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Do you not believe they are real? Where are you from?
Guns are real. I believe in them. And I wouldn't sign the concealed carry permit either

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

God commanded us "Thou Shalt Not Kill" - apparently the NRA trumps God himself. Or, apparently Christian gun owners are charlatans and frauds.

Or, you are a disingenuous provocateur.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

You are the world's worst troll,

If I worked at Lululemon, I would make everyone take a spandex test. hah. JK

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It does apply. They will lose their jobs, per the law, and be replaced with folks who will fulfill the tasks related to that job.

Can we get rid of Obama now? He's refusing to enforce immigration law.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

Well why not, since the Christian lawmakers are trying to ignore the 1st?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

God commanded us "Thou Shalt Not Kill" - apparently the NRA trumps God himself. Or, apparently Christian gun owners are charlatans and frauds.

Or, you are a disingenuous provocateur.

Evidently you think guns don't kill. I wonder what world you live on.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

God commanded us "Thou Shalt Not Kill" - apparently the NRA trumps God himself. Or, apparently Christian gun owners are charlatans and frauds.

Or, you are a disingenuous provocateur.

Evidently you think guns don't kill. I wonder what world you live on.

Obama recently stated: "religions don't kill people. People kill people."

He forgot to add guns. The guns just jump up on their own and do the kill in'. -because it would be wrong to hold the individuals wielding the gun responsible.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

Well-ordered militias are welcome.

What is the definition of a militia?

A fighting force raised from the civilian population.

Where would civilian raised militias procure weapons?

Why, silly, they'd use THEIR OWN.

Boom that just happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

Well why not, since the Christian lawmakers are trying to ignore the 1st?

The first actually protects them. Who's violating who's rights?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

God commanded us "Thou Shalt Not Kill" - apparently the NRA trumps God himself. Or, apparently Christian gun owners are charlatans and frauds.

Or, you are a disingenuous provocateur.

Evidently you think guns don't kill. I wonder what world you live on.

If your comment had any real meaning I would have responded to it. Hence, what I wrote was the best response...you are a disingenuous provocateur. For someone like you the odds of having a meaningful dialogue or debate are so slim as to be non existent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

Well-ordered militias are welcome.

What is the definition of a militia?

A fighting force raised from the civilian population.

Where would civilian raised militias procure weapons?

Why, silly, they'd use THEIR OWN.

Boom that just happened.

You need to look to history to understand what our founding fathers actually meant by 'militia' - it *wasn't* Obama-hating Tea Party Jim Bob and his AK-47. The founding Fathers defined what they meant in the Militia Act, which was passed in Congress 6 months after the ratification of the 2nd Amendment, and it's not at all what the NRA or Alex Jones conspiracy theorists would have you believe about defending against our own government, nor is it about personal self defense.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

God commanded us "Thou Shalt Not Kill" - apparently the NRA trumps God himself. Or, apparently Christian gun owners are charlatans and frauds.

Or, you are a disingenuous provocateur.

Evidently you think guns don't kill. I wonder what world you live on.

If your comment had any real meaning I would have responded to it. Hence, what I wrote was the best response...you are a disingenuous provocateur. For someone like you the odds of having a meaningful dialogue or debate are so slim as to be non existent.

Pfft. You are not just a fraud, you are chickenshit to boot.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were a public official in a clerk's office, I would refuse to grant conceal weapon permits as I don't believe in guns.

Yeah! F that pesky 2nd Amemdment! Your special feelings trump all.

Well-ordered militias are welcome.

What is the definition of a militia?

A fighting force raised from the civilian population.

Where would civilian raised militias procure weapons?

Why, silly, they'd use THEIR OWN.

Boom that just happened.

You need to look to history to understand what our founding fathers actually meant by 'militia' - it *wasn't* Obama-hating Tea Party Jim Bob and his AK-47. The founding Fathers defined what they meant in the Militia Act, which was passed in Congress 6 months after the ratification of the 2nd Amendment, and it's not at all what the NRA or Alex Jones conspiracy theorists would have you believe about defending against our own government, nor is it about personal self defense.

Country and Constitution before corrupt political party, partisan hack.