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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1821117" data-attributes="member: 17969">This is why religion is on the way out in this country.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thoughts like these are dangerous.&nbsp; To make a comparision to Rosa Parks is silly at best, but the right wing will still try and do so.Rosa Parks was subjected to WRITTEN LAWS of discrimination, in addition to other laws of discrimination that plagued this country.&nbsp; Kim Davis is subjected to NOTHING.&nbsp; The law she is complaining about doesnt affect her in the least.&nbsp; While Rosa Parks was PHYSICALLY affected by discriminatory laws, Kim Davis is only affected by &quot;interpretive thought&quot;.The law allowing same sex marriages doesnt affect her personally, other than to say her &quot;thoughts&quot; are bothered, by some ancient story written in a book that has nothing to do with our government, our laws or our land.Religious zealots will never impose their thought processes onto the rest of this country and if you believe that religion will dominate this country BRETT, then you are sadly mistaken.Just because YOU dont think the 14th amendment grants EQUAL protection under the law to all citizens, that doesnt make YOU and all the other religious fanatics correct.Kim Davis having a problem performing her governmental job because of a personal religious objection, is like an atheist signing up to teach sunday school.TOS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1821117, member: 17969"] This is why religion is on the way out in this country. Thoughts like these are dangerous. To make a comparision to Rosa Parks is silly at best, but the right wing will still try and do so. Rosa Parks was subjected to WRITTEN LAWS of discrimination, in addition to other laws of discrimination that plagued this country. Kim Davis is subjected to NOTHING. The law she is complaining about doesnt affect her in the least. While Rosa Parks was PHYSICALLY affected by discriminatory laws, Kim Davis is only affected by "interpretive thought". The law allowing same sex marriages doesnt affect her personally, other than to say her "thoughts" are bothered, by some ancient story written in a book that has nothing to do with our government, our laws or our land. Religious zealots will never impose their thought processes onto the rest of this country and if you believe that religion will dominate this country BRETT, then you are sadly mistaken. Just because YOU dont think the 14th amendment grants EQUAL protection under the law to all citizens, that doesnt make YOU and all the other religious fanatics correct. Kim Davis having a problem performing her governmental job because of a personal religious objection, is like an atheist signing up to teach sunday school. TOS. [/QUOTE]

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