The main reason for the topic as stated in the post is WHY in the name of all that's blessed by the constitution. Would a Republican tag this on as a rider to a bill. He needs to go back to what ever church he crawled out from under and tell his fellow congregants that he is an idiot and cannot uphold his oath of office because he would prefer to rule america as the holey roman empire. And like the church of old send forth edicts from the pulpit to rule the masses.
If your going to hold office you need to set aside your public religious belief's and do the work of the people and keep your religion where it belongs in your head, your heart and your home where it belongs. Not trying to cram it in to unconstitutional laws
Clearly, you don't understand what went on here.
Are you talking about when this language was actually added to the law in 1931?
Senate bill 219 was passed in 1931?
I'm saying Rick Jones needs to be smacked around a bit and change up his word game in the current bill.
You're just confusing them with facts that go against what they want to believe.Senate Bill 219 added nothing regarding sodomy between people to the law. It just didn't remove what had been there for over 80 years...and what hasn't been enforced since who knows when.
You're just confusing them with facts that go against what they want to believe.
Senate Bill 219 added nothing regarding sodomy between people to the law. It just didn't remove what had been there for over 80 years...and what hasn't been enforced since who knows when.
So, if I have this right:
1. Michigan had an existing criminal sodomy statute (as did Indiana until 1977) which was never enforced.
2. Michigan recriminalizes bestiality (as did Indiana).
3. There is some strange free-floating language left over by a staff attorney during the 17th rewrite that the True Guardians of Liberty fixate on.
4. Michigan removes the strange free-floating language.
5. Everyone overreacts and claims this is a blow (yes, yes I did) against Liberty.
Do I have it right?
"Put a helmet on that soldier" lol
Close....very close.
I would have gone with the less gentile: "freedom took it in the ***", but basically you're right.
genteel?
Close....very close.
I would have gone with the less gentile: "freedom took it in the ***", but basically you're right.
have gone with the less gentile
I anticipate that phrase when INGO has a duplicate thread on this tempest in a teapot this weekend.
Close....very close.
I would have gone with the less genteel: "freedom took it in the *** ", but basically you're right.
Especially with the turn in the Ted Nugent thread.Now that's a funny typo.
Especially with the turn in the Ted Nugent thread.
The year is 1967 and DRob is hired by IPD. He, and his recruit classmates, are issued a 3 ring binder titled Criminal Law for Indiana Police Officers. There is a crime listed in that binder called Sodomy with partial wording as follows, "Whoever commits that detestable crime against nature with either man or beast is guilty of sodomy". Each listed crime included the essential elements (what you had to prove to get a conviction) as well as any related court opinions. I distinctly remember one of those court decisions was "A chicken is a beast as defined under this statute". Sorry I can't provide the specific case. I wonder who would have been called to testify on behalf of nature!