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Expletive · #21 05-18-2009, 09:00 AM

The problem with these morons is that they don't read the bible, they allow fucking morons to dictate to them faith and truth when the demagogy themselves are no good liars.

These cultist followers religious leaders has more authority than the biblical sources they claim to follow as H.L Mencken put it.

"one who will preach doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots."

#22 05-18-2009, 07:17 PM

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This is my last comment in this thread. Maybe.

I'm pretty sure the bible isn't the only source of religion, let alone faith. As far as it has been reported, these ppl don't claim to be Christians. The point is, as I now understand it, is that if you chose to cite religious beliefs as a defense against state laws, you had better get religious well before you do so. I have no problem at all with ppl who stand by their beliefs, only that they adhere to them, and have a clue why. If you are a licensed Medical Doctor, you are bound by the Hippocratic Oath to attend to the sick, whether or not they can pay. So, there's no mulligan once you involve them. Okay, I'm done. On with the shenanigans.

Trips · #23 05-20-2009, 12:39 AM

And the crap continues:

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Mr Handlebars · #24 05-20-2009, 02:44 AM

1. Missing from this story is that the mother wouldn't tell the husband where see was going, just that she and her son would be somewhere and it was best that she didn't tell him so he could honestly say he didn't know.

2. She left her phone on the table, probably on purpose so they couldn't gps her.

3. The father testified in court yesterday that he thinks his son should continue the chemo.

4. The religious leader that was advising the family had told her the best thing she could do was go to court, because it is the best way to fight judicial intervention in these cases, running only makes fight the public and judicial views harder.