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What's that supposed to mean? I really don't get it...:3oops:
Sexy.....that's all you need to remember. Sexy.
What's that supposed to mean? I really don't get it...:3oops:
i would be vastly more willing to believe in the "they represent a sociological origin of law" position if this wasn't about some county in Kentucky.
None of that detracts from the fact that historically, the 10 Commandments has been a centerpiece of legal and moral philosophy.
If you go back and look at the way the county went about it, it's hilariously obvious what they were trying to do. They came out with the display after passing a resolution that (no joke) referred to Jesus Christ as "the prince of ethics," got sued by the ACLU, changed the sign in front of the display to say it was "designed to honor all spiritual belief," got sued again, and then changed it to say it was "designed to educate about sociological origins" or whatever. Justice Stevens ripped their lawyer apart on oral arguments over that shenanigans.
Wait... you're saying all that supports the "sociological origin of law" position?
No, I'm saying that the county was absolutely full of ****. The obvious purpose was to PRAISE JESUS and then after they got sued they tried to cover their asses by making up some **** to pretend that they had noble intentions.