Why don't they move it right across the street to some private land?
All they had to do was overlay a rainbow flag over it. All good.
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Good decision.
Awesome!
It is about damn time. I am sick and tired of the Christian right telling us all how to live.
I'm surprised more Christians weren't upset about the government displaying the 10 Commandments monument to begin with, for tacitly suggesting that we are all under the Jewish Mosaic law. Maybe scoring a political point for the religious right is more important to some than teaching correct doctrine.
Why would Christians be upset? Many view it as an example of an early societal law similar to the Code of Hammurabi and you know that. We now that your a learned man of the law and I find your protestations a bit disingenuous.
Looks like even more taxpayer dollars are swirling the drain over this 10 Commandments Monument.
House reps want to impeach the 7 majority justices who voted to ban the Monument.
It's expected to cost several hundred thousand dollars.
And now they also want a vote to repeal the problematic portion of the state constitution that makes the Monument illegal.
We might end up getting that Baphomet statue after all.
House reps want to impeach the 7 majority justices who voted to ban the Monument.
It's expected to cost several hundred thousand dollars.
And now they also want a vote to repeal the problematic portion of the state constitution that makes the Monument illegal.
We might end up getting that Baphomet statue after all.
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