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  • Ha! Was just about to post this, where's the face palm emoticon when you need it...

    http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0930/731552-pope-gay-marriage/
  • EnkiduEnkidu Posts: 2,996
    I have to say, this news made me throw up. I don't think the Pope's a liberal, but - sheesh, it's like he met with Kim Kardashian. I was really into the Pope. And sure, I wish women were more active in the Catholic church and he didn't hate gay marriage, etc. But it's cool he cares about global warming and poor people.

    But Kim Davis. *shudders*
  • Enkidu said:

    I have to say, this news made me throw up. I don't think the Pope's a liberal, but - sheesh, it's like he met with Kim Kardashian. I was really into the Pope. And sure, I wish women were more active in the Catholic church and he didn't hate gay marriage, etc. But it's cool he cares about global warming and poor people.

    But Kim Davis. *shudders*

    A good smorgasbord of beliefs to try and connect with as many as possible: a good business practice.
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  • CH156378CH156378 Posts: 1,539
    Enkidu said:

    I have to say, this news made me throw up. I don't think the Pope's a liberal, but - sheesh, it's like he met with Kim Kardashian. I was really into the Pope. And sure, I wish women were more active in the Catholic church and he didn't hate gay marriage, etc. But it's cool he cares about global warming and poor people.

    But Kim Davis. *shudders*

    +1
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,555
    Really this made me sick he just went down ten notches ......
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • I liked this from the article
    "Francis touched on the issue during a press conference as he flew back to Rome on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. He told reporters that he wasn’t familiar with details of the case but called conscientious objection a human right, even for government officials.

    Ah, excuse the fuck me. Government officials follow the current law period. If not leave and change it.
  • oftenreadingoftenreading Posts: 12,845
    Conscientious objection is a term traditionally referring to refusal to engage in conscripted military service due to personal beliefs. It doesn't apply here because no-one forced Davis to accept this particular job, and there are no penalties to her for leaving the job, other than financial. She's staying in a job for the money and objecting to completing parts of it; some conscientious objection.
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  • Agreed, government employees don't have the luxury of conscientious objection. Leave your crazy religious beliefs at the door or find yourself a new line of work
  • And agree with Often, somewhat different to the traditional sense of conscientious objection
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 Posts: 23,303
    edited October 2015
    i understand conscientious objection if you refuse to go to war because you refuse to kill someone a la muhammad ali. he was drafted and refused, was stripped of his championship and his livelihood, and went to jail.

    kim davis is an elected official who willingly ran for the position then decided not to do her job. which she has somehow managed to hang on to.

    #popefail
    Post edited by gimmesometruth27 on
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  • EnkiduEnkidu Posts: 2,996
    Agree with all of those last posts. Conscientious objector, I call bs.
  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 38,594

    I liked this from the article
    "Francis touched on the issue during a press conference as he flew back to Rome on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. He told reporters that he wasn’t familiar with details of the case but called conscientious objection a human right, even for government officials.

    Ah, excuse the fuck me. Government officials follow the current law period. If not leave and change it.

    except when anohter law says you can C.O. , so since that law requiring the signature of the elected clerk on the document, we wait til the states legislature reconvenes in January to address this discrepancy that occured after they were out of session for the year when SCOTUS handed down their ruling.

    See due process in action. Deal with it.
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  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 38,594

    i understand conscientious objection if you refuse to go to war because you refuse to kill someone a la muhammad ali. he was drafted and refused, was stripped of his championship and his livelihood, and went to jail.

    kim davis is an elected official who willingly ran for the position then decided not to do her job. which she has somehow managed to hang on to.

    #popefail

    Ky RFRA allows gov officials to object and be covered. So until they make the necessary changes to the requirement of that officials sig on a document........like it or not , for the time being she IS following the law.
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  • "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
  • Enkidu said:

    I have to say, this news made me throw up. I don't think the Pope's a liberal, but - sheesh, it's like he met with Kim Kardashian. I was really into the Pope. And sure, I wish women were more active in the Catholic church and he didn't hate gay marriage, etc. But it's cool he cares about global warming and poor people.

    But Kim Davis. *shudders*

    I agree. When I heard this on the news, I was in disbelief. If he was a more modern Pope he would have avoided her altogether. It is so crazy to me how there could still be that much intolerance in the world for gay marriage.

  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,954

    I liked this from the article
    "Francis touched on the issue during a press conference as he flew back to Rome on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. He told reporters that he wasn’t familiar with details of the case but called conscientious objection a human right, even for government officials.

    Ah, excuse the fuck me. Government officials follow the current law period. If not leave and change it.

    There is a pretty strong reaction to this news, which I'm sure the Pope will be made aware of... Perhaps this will be a lesson for him. Know exactly what the fuck is going on before meeting with random people who have a religious cause, because this guy is working so hard on the Church's PR campaign, and this has dragged it backwards. Whoopsie-daisies! :tongue: What's next? Is he going to have tea with the Westboro gang?
    Anyway, I was not even a little bit surprised to hear this news. Not even a little bit. This Pope has everyone wrapped around his little finger, but you can only hide the truth for so long.
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    PJ_Soul said:

    I liked this from the article
    "Francis touched on the issue during a press conference as he flew back to Rome on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. He told reporters that he wasn’t familiar with details of the case but called conscientious objection a human right, even for government officials.

    Ah, excuse the fuck me. Government officials follow the current law period. If not leave and change it.

    There is a pretty strong reaction to this news, which I'm sure the Pope will be made aware of... Perhaps this will be a lesson for him. Know exactly what the fuck is going on before meeting with random people who have a religious cause, because this guy is working so hard on the Church's PR campaign, and this has dragged it backwards. Whoopsie-daisies! :tongue: What's next? Is he going to have tea with the Westboro gang?
    Anyway, I was not even a little bit surprised to hear this news. Not even a little bit. This Pope has everyone wrapped around his little finger, but you can only hide the truth for so long.
    Ha, I'm with you here. It has been funny watching people (even on this board) fawn over him like he himself was a messiah. He fucked up here. No surprise to me, he did a pretty good PR job for an organization that has been losing ground by being stuck in the past. He said some good things, but obviously still has some catching up to do. Like I've said previously, he's the most progressive pope I've seen in my lifetime, but that bar is pretty low.
    "I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
  • PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
  • dignin said:

    http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/30/us/county-clerk-kim-davis-who-denied-gay-couples-visited-pope.html

    Pope Francis Met With Kim Davis, Kentucky County Clerk, in Washington

    Sounds like the popes a good man. He told them they can't be married where he's from, shits still illegal there. But no one understood what he said. They just smiled and nodded. Heard this on msnbc this morning.
  • A win for the good guys!! Jeez, I didn't know this!!! So proud as a Christian woman right now.

    See even the pope agrees!!!
  • EnkiduEnkidu Posts: 2,996
    Here's an interesting take on the situation. I suspect if the Pope had known Kim's true story, he might not have met with her.

    http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a38440/pope-francis-swindled-kim-davis-meeting/
  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177

    PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
    You are right, there is a reason she's now free and back to work. That is because she agreed to stay out of the way of people legally getting married. She actually did violate a court order, and was rightly jailed for contempt of court. She's out now because she agreed that she wouldn't obstruct the other clerks from carrying out their duties. She was doing god's work? Perhaps she should have been doing the work for which she was hired/elected. If she wants to do god's work full time then she should quit her public job and become a full time missionary or evangelist.
    "I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    jeffbr said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
    You are right, there is a reason she's now free and back to work. That is because she agreed to stay out of the way of people legally getting married. She actually did violate a court order, and was rightly jailed for contempt of court. She's out now because she agreed that she wouldn't obstruct the other clerks from carrying out their duties. She was doing god's work? Perhaps she should have been doing the work for which she was hired/elected. If she wants to do god's work full time then she should quit her public job and become a full time missionary or evangelist.
    How dare you bring reason and the law into this, jeff.

    PS to Enkidu - I was reading the linked article and an Ultimate Sex Guide via Esquire ad popped up. I shall continue my perusal of said article - later from home =)
  • northerndragonnortherndragon Posts: 9,851
    edited October 2015

    PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
    She is a raving lunatic of a megalomaniac and she isn't even in the same orbit as MLK and you should seriously be ashamed of yourself for stating that. At no time is she in danger of severe beatings/death because of a struggle to bring civil rights to people. She is using her biased bigotry to try and remove them. She is about as brave as the guy who shot MLK.

    #current
    Post edited by northerndragon on
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  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524

    PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
    She is a raving lunatic of a megalomaniac and she isn't even in the same orbit as MLK and you should seriously be ashamed of yourself for stating that. At no time is she in danger of severe beatings/death because of a struggle to bring civil rights to people. She is using her biased bigotry to try and remove them. She is about as brave as the guy who shot MLK.
    Another :clap:-worthy post, sister!
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,954

    PJ_Soul said:

    Oh damn. I almost managed to forget about this beeotch.

    Still spewing hate towards a good woman.

    She's not a beach like you say. She was doing gods work, many others agree. There's a reason she's now free and back at work.. Because she didn't break a single law.

    Still say she's braver than mlk
    :hushed:
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,954
    edited October 2015
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    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 38,594
    Still have not been answered by a particular poster. I guess it takes being a "bully" to elicit a response. Maybe I should go post in the victim thread.
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    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
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    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
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