[TheRealThing]

One thing's for sure, we are not a theocracy. Luckily, in 20 years, this equal rights thing won't be an issue. The people are speaking. Now, if "we the people" can get to working on, a person being able to smoke a little herb in the privacy of their own home, legally.




That's what I don't get about republicans. They don't want the government or anybody else to get in their business, yet they want to get in everybody else's business.

RV, you're coming in the back door and declaring the house is laid out backwards. Republicans are not trying to get in anybody's business. They are resisting all this change we've been talking about. Gay rights is a new concept, abortion rights is relatively new as well. Just because liberal activists got a 5/4 decision out of the Supreme Court in 1973 doesn't mean main stream America has ever accepted the validity of that decision. The dubious rationale behind the ruling has been the stuff of consternation from the vast majority of folks to this day. The argument that a fetus is not actually a human life until about the 7th month of pregnancy seemed absurd to all but, you guess it, the liberal crowd.

Here's what I don't get about Democrats, why would State and Federal judiciary think they are qualified to make law concerning moral issues that are already clearly defined in God's Holy Word, and after all, He is the authority on these matters. Let the judges judge the law, let God define right and wrong.