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Heywood J

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61. Let the human sacrifice begin.

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Thu May 15, 2014, 08:07 AM

May 2014

How many should we sacrifice to Cthulhu today?

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GOP Favorite In Nebraska Senate Race: Religious Belief Justifies Breaking Any Law [View all] big_dog May 2014 OP

So he's pro-Sharia Law? sharp_stick May 2014 #1

Pretty much. Xyzse May 2014 #5

I don't think so yeoman6987 May 2014 #60

Sad. Xyzse May 2014 #64

Even if loss is certain, Democrats need to campaign against kiranon May 2014 #67

Precisely. Would that view justify slavery if the master believed in slavery? JDPriestly May 2014 #27

Being throughly indoctrinated in illogical world views is a Republican requirement. Enthusiast May 2014 #52

The Christian Dominionists call it "Biblical law," but it's exactly the same thing as Sharia law. blkmusclmachine May 2014 #42

I think some wear them now, dominated by male authority, but they are invisible. n/t RKP5637 May 2014 #55

How amazing is it that they are crowning him already yeoman6987 May 2014 #58

The DNC should run ads featuring him as the face of the GOP in all fifty states. onehandle May 2014 #2

k&r!! big_dog May 2014 #8

Yeah, that's for damn sure mindwalker_i May 2014 #11

so if christianity violates my religious beliefs I can legally discriminate against them nt msongs May 2014 #3

Of course not, silly. Only "true" far rightwing "Christians" have the legal right to discriminate!!! blkmusclmachine May 2014 #43

Certainly! Now, I can put my signs up, "We DO NOT serve RW Christians, Bigots, RKP5637 May 2014 #57

No way to prove in court that God isn't talking directly to me. Voice for Peace May 2014 #4

On the other hand, no way to convince a jury that God is talking to you onenote May 2014 #10

But if Master Sassy has his way, it will be unresolved. Voice for Peace May 2014 #14

So... savalez May 2014 #6

To phrase it simply many Christians believe that A Simple Game May 2014 #15

Does anyone in the Nebraska corporate media Kelvin Mace May 2014 #7

Then what is the point of having laws in the first place???? AZ Mike May 2014 #9

No secular laws allowed, not even the Constitution. This is where it really gets twisted and dumb. freshwest May 2014 #41

No laws. Wild West. With Talibangelical crazies armed to the teeth. It's "Stand Your Ground" againt blkmusclmachine May 2014 #44

The dems seem to constantly test the winds for the crazies and then adjust to suit the crazies. RKP5637 May 2014 #59

Talibornagain (R) AceAcme May 2014 #12

Well. Since they think atheism is a Religion ... I'm gonna have fun! n/t broadcaster75201 May 2014 #13

And those that practice Islam, can break laws too! SoapBox May 2014 #16

How about worshipers of SATAN! (Said in your best Dana Carvey voice) Dustlawyer May 2014 #29

Christian Taliban. Baitball Blogger May 2014 #17

+1. They earn the label "The American Taliban" with every breath they take. blkmusclmachine May 2014 #45

Which, in turn, justifies the same fines and jail time as if it didn't. eppur_se_muova May 2014 #18

hmmmm rtracey May 2014 #19

I prefer Kierkegaard - Fear and Trembling Dems2002 May 2014 #20

Oh FFS ... GeorgeGist May 2014 #56

Jerks. Nobody forces anyone to do anything except thugs like him lostincalifornia May 2014 #21

Barry Goldwater on the religious right Evar May 2014 #22

So he supports people not standing for the Pledge of Allegiaand not being attacked for their actions Mike Daniels May 2014 #23

* If those religious beliefs are precisely what he believes. EEO May 2014 #24

I so hate the ... 1StrongBlackMan May 2014 #25

Heck, that "XXX pre-dates government" argument has got to be the weakest AleksS May 2014 #26

It isn't. It is the idea of natural rights that pre-date written laws. It isn't a crazy idea at al JDPriestly May 2014 #35

Joe Ricketts Now Controls Nebraska DallasNE May 2014 #28

So that mean that no store should be open on Sunday Pakid May 2014 #30

I detest Hobby Lobby, but fifthoffive May 2014 #62

If it's my religious belief that getting high puts me in touch with God rickyhall May 2014 #31

Not according to the supreme court. Enthusiast May 2014 #53

And if my religion is Bacchanalia sdfernando May 2014 #32

meaning, of course, that YOU don't have to do any changing MisterP May 2014 #33

how can a right under the government pre-date the government that affirms that right? UpInArms May 2014 #34

Crazy talk! blkmusclmachine May 2014 #46

BIOOIYAC tanyev May 2014 #36

IOKIYACRWCN blkmusclmachine May 2014 #47

it's all just noise until he argues that in front of a judge.... mike_c May 2014 #37

Ben Sasse, the "Sharia Law" candidate..... Historic NY May 2014 #38

Terrific. Two Ted Cruzes in the Senate. BlueStater May 2014 #39

That's what DC's "THE FAMILY" does. Gets these people in positions of power to change laws. In Jeff blkmusclmachine May 2014 #48

"...as long as that religious belief is the same one I have" LoisB May 2014 #40

I have made this offer before... Moostache May 2014 #49

Human Sacrifice anyone? Go Aztec! Bohemianwriter May 2014 #50

How, exactly, is Uncle Sam in the abortion business? Enthusiast May 2014 #51

What he is preaching is subversion of the US government. A dangerous person to democracy and RKP5637 May 2014 #54

Let the human sacrifice begin. Heywood J May 2014 #61

Why, ALL, of course! hatrack May 2014 #63

Render Unto Caesar Marthe48 May 2014 #65

If it is true for Eddie Snowden, it's true for this guy. treestar May 2014 #66