That's what "Mark" said, Hogan, possibly 100 years or more after Jesus died. MOF, it's debateable if many of the Apostles are actually the authors of the gospels or even existed.Col Hogan wrote:Man...you throw me a softball, and I can hit home runs each and every day...D1B wrote:
Hogan - What would Jesus do? Seriously, please answer this time.
Mark 12:17
Then Jesus said to them, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's." And they were amazed at him.
Get their asses sued for enforcing a non existent law. Good thing the universities aren't taking legal advice from Kalm.kalm wrote:It's the AG's opinion. What would happen if the universities ignored his advice? Who would be harmed? Does the state constitution single out "sexual orientation" but condone ban's based on race?UNHWildCats wrote:RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia's attorney general has advised the state's public colleges that they don't have the authority to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, saying only the General Assembly has that power.
The letter sent by Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli to state college presidents and other officials Thursday drew swift criticism from Democrats and gay rights activists.
Cuccinelli said the legislature has repeatedly refused to exercise its authority. As recently as Tuesday, a subcommittee killed legislation that would have banned job discrimination against gay state employees.
"It is my advice that the law and public policy of the Commonwealth of Virginia prohibit a college or university from including 'sexual orientation,' 'gender identity,' 'gender expression,' or like classification, as a protected class within its nondiscrimination policy, absent specific authorization from the General Assembly," Cuccinelli wrote.
The Republican advised college governing boards to "take appropriate actions to bring their policies in conformance with the law."
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Seems like some stupid advice from the AG.
..peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard..
dbackjon wrote:Equality trumps all. Am I not equal?
Again, **** anyone that voted for this theocrat that vowed to impose his morality on the state.
D1B wrote:That's what "Mark" said, Hogan, possibly 100 years or more after Jesus died. MOF, it's debateable if many of the Apostles are actually the authors of the gospels or even existed.Col Hogan wrote:
Man...you throw me a softball, and I can hit home runs each and every day...
Mark 12:17
Then Jesus said to them, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's." And they were amazed at him.
What would Jesus do?
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:D1B wrote:
That's what "Mark" said, Hogan, possibly 100 years or more after Jesus died. MOF, it's debateable if many of the Apostles are actually the authors of the gospels or even existed.
What would Jesus do?
Jesus would follow the constitution or he would be breaking the law and probably end up back on that cross again.
I believe the writing to be accurate, so I answered your question...I believe Jesus would do something similar to what I've already said should be done...follow the laws, and work to change them...D1B wrote:That's what "Mark" said, Hogan, possibly 100 years or more after Jesus died. MOF, it's debateable if many of the Apostles are actually the authors of the gospels or even existed.Col Hogan wrote:
Man...you throw me a softball, and I can hit home runs each and every day...
Mark 12:17
Then Jesus said to them, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's." And they were amazed at him.
What would Jesus do?
Col Hogan wrote:I believe the writing to be accurate, so I answered your question...I believe Jesus would do something similar to what I've already said should be done...follow the laws, and work to change them...D1B wrote:
That's what "Mark" said, Hogan, possibly 100 years or more after Jesus died. MOF, it's debateable if many of the Apostles are actually the authors of the gospels or even existed.
What would Jesus do?
D1B wrote:Col Hogan wrote:
I believe the writing to be accurate, so I answered your question...I believe Jesus would do something similar to what I've already said should be done...follow the laws, and work to change them...
Disagree. Jesus made a name for himself defying the laws of man. That's how he ended up in deep **** and nailed to railroad ties.
I appreciate your answer, but IMO, Jesus would not allow his children to suffer at the hands of tyrants.
dbackjon wrote:GO STICK THE AG UP YOUR FUCKING ASSES.
THAT ASSHOLE, aND ALL OF VIRGINIA's REPUBLICANS, shouid be nuked.
FUCKING SICK of being treated like a **** second class citizen, and having people cheer it on.
FUCK YOU ALL
D1B wrote:Col Hogan wrote:
I believe the writing to be accurate, so I answered your question...I believe Jesus would do something similar to what I've already said should be done...follow the laws, and work to change them...
Disagree. Jesus made a name for himself defying the laws of man. That's how he ended up in deep **** and nailed to railroad ties.
I appreciate your answer, but IMO, Jesus would not allow his children to suffer at the hands of tyrants.
You're not being treated like a second class citizen because you are a fag, Jon.dbackjon wrote:GO STICK THE AG UP YOUR FUCKING ASSES.
THAT ASSHOLE, aND ALL OF VIRGINIA's REPUBLICANS, shouid be nuked.
FUCKING SICK of being treated like a **** second class citizen, and having people cheer it on.
FUCK YOU ALL
I am ver much sure he was jokingSuperHornet wrote:Come on, CID. Rhetoric like this does nobody any good.
If someone asks my opinion on this or any other issue, I'll tell them as respectfully as I can. I'm sure most of you already know what that is. But namecalling and smack of this nature causes one to lose EVERYONE's respect, and I won't take part in it.
Brother, if you are like me you will rue the day that started beating your head against this wall. SH is devoid of humor from all outward appearances.youngterrier wrote:I am ver much sure he was jokingSuperHornet wrote:Come on, CID. Rhetoric like this does nobody any good.
If someone asks my opinion on this or any other issue, I'll tell them as respectfully as I can. I'm sure most of you already know what that is. But namecalling and smack of this nature causes one to lose EVERYONE's respect, and I won't take part in it.
Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Brother, if you are like me you will rue the day that started beating your head against this wall. SH is devoid of humor from all outward appearances.youngterrier wrote: I am ver much sure he was joking
Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Brother, if you are like me you will rue the day that started beating your head against this wall. SH is devoid of humor from all outward appearances.youngterrier wrote: I am ver much sure he was joking
Fine Hogan. Still, Jesus would have taken care of his lambs.Col Hogan wrote:D1B wrote:
Disagree. Jesus made a name for himself defying the laws of man. That's how he ended up in deep **** and nailed to railroad ties.
I appreciate your answer, but IMO, Jesus would not allow his children to suffer at the hands of tyrants.
Jesus was crucified for pissing off a group NOT IN POWER who whined and cried to a weak administrator who covered his ass...
Sound familiar???
Who's going to sue them for not enforcing anti-discrimination rules? "Liberty" University?BDKJMU wrote:Get their asses sued for enforcing a non existent law. Good thing the universities aren't taking legal advice from Kalm.kalm wrote:
It's the AG's opinion. What would happen if the universities ignored his advice? Who would be harmed? Does the state constitution single out "sexual orientation" but condone ban's based on race?
Seems like some stupid advice from the AG.
I don't know...IMO, this is as much a "shot across the bow" to the House of Delegates as it is a threat to the schools....sure, the AG, by stating the law, is telling the schools it's not their place to change the laws, it's the HoDel....ie; House of Delegates, do your fokking job & schools don't give them an out to absolve themselves from avoiding doing their fokking jobs...UNHWildCats wrote:RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia's attorney general has advised the state's public colleges that they don't have the authority to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, saying only the General Assembly has that power.
The letter sent by Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli to state college presidents and other officials Thursday drew swift criticism from Democrats and gay rights activists.
Cuccinelli said the legislature has repeatedly refused to exercise its authority. As recently as Tuesday, a subcommittee killed legislation that would have banned job discrimination against gay state employees.
"It is my advice that the law and public policy of the Commonwealth of Virginia prohibit a college or university from including 'sexual orientation,' 'gender identity,' 'gender expression,' or like classification, as a protected class within its nondiscrimination policy, absent specific authorization from the General Assembly," Cuccinelli wrote.
The Republican advised college governing boards to "take appropriate actions to bring their policies in conformance with the law."
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Exactly.Appaholic wrote:I don't know...IMO, this is as much a "shot across the bow" to the House of Delegates as it is a threat to the schools....sure, the AG, by stating the law, is telling the schools it's not their place to change the laws, it's the HoDel....ie; House of Delegates, do your fokking job & schools don't give them an out to absolve themselves from avoiding doing their fokking jobs...UNHWildCats wrote:RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia's attorney general has advised the state's public colleges that they don't have the authority to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, saying only the General Assembly has that power.
The letter sent by Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli to state college presidents and other officials Thursday drew swift criticism from Democrats and gay rights activists.
Cuccinelli said the legislature has repeatedly refused to exercise its authority. As recently as Tuesday, a subcommittee killed legislation that would have banned job discrimination against gay state employees.
"It is my advice that the law and public policy of the Commonwealth of Virginia prohibit a college or university from including 'sexual orientation,' 'gender identity,' 'gender expression,' or like classification, as a protected class within its nondiscrimination policy, absent specific authorization from the General Assembly," Cuccinelli wrote.
The Republican advised college governing boards to "take appropriate actions to bring their policies in conformance with the law."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,588 ... latestnews" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
He would tell the social conservatives not to throw stones and the gays to repent and love God.D1B wrote:Hogan - What would Jesus do? Seriously, please answer this time.Col Hogan wrote:Finally, an Attorney General who follows the law...
The legislature makes laws...not administrators...
The AG enforces the laws created by the law makers...
That's what the Constitution of the United States and the Commonwealth of Virginia calls for...
Congratulations AG Cuccinelli...
SH is not exactly devoid of humor, but he sometimes forgets that this is really a place where fraternity boys and fraternity boy haters light their own farts because it is SOOOOO fvcking funny.Col Hogan wrote:Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Brother, if you are like me you will rue the day that started beating your head against this wall. SH is devoid of humor from all outward appearances.
So when I refer to Weber taking out North Carolina or Tulsa/Princeton knocking off UCLA that somehow invalidates those events? Somehow my reference to people in their sport's HOF gets them booted?wideright82 wrote:Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Brother, if you are like me you will rue the day that started beating your head against this wall. SH is devoid of humor from all outward appearances.
and has never been right ever. As a matter of fact, everything he has ever said has been the exact opposite of what is happening or will happen. He's the perfect person to bet against.
