danielpalos
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did you know that simply claiming that is an appeal to ignorance when you don't have a valid argument to support your unsubstantiated opinion?i must since i am the one resorting to the fewest fallacies and that form of appeal to ignorance of the law.there is no appeal to ignorance of our own laws in any favor of any religion.Agreed danielpalos that it goes both waysonly when the right insist on appealing to ignorance of our laws and that form of bearing false witness to Them, in the name of religious morals.
some on the left know they need an audit trail in the public domain.
1. some on the right can be just as ignorant (that there are some gay people who cannot change, and it isn't a choice)
as there are those on the left even willfully ignorant that some people HAVE changed orientation or given up their transgender leanings after going through NATURAL spiritual healing VOLUNTARILY by free choice, ie not coercion abuse or denial/fraud.
Where BOTH sides keep pushing their BELIEFS as covering "all cases without exception"
they are BOTH guilty of imposing their beliefs by ignorance, and not accounting for people
with beliefs or PROOF otherwise. I have found there are people who follow both cases
A. those who have changed orientation
B. those who cannot
2. both left and right should be stopped from imposing beliefs through govt,
except by consent of the public. Beliefs and faith-based issues are NOT the same
as other issues that can be decided by majority rule or court ruling.
This needs to be addressed on BOTH sides.
NOTE: Judicial review brought up the point he doesn't believe in "separation of church and state" as a concept in Constitutional laws and govt.
But you don't have to believe in Christianity to expect Christians to enforce their own laws.
Likewise, as long as secularists believe in separation of church and state,
you don't have to AGREE with that to hold them to enforce it.
The problem with both sides is because they feel powerless to hold the other to their own standards,
they both depend on GOVT or party to do that by coercion.
The key is for both parties to be held to their OWN beliefs.
So if rightwing Christians believe in Constitutional protections of free exercise of religion,
then Muslims and Atheists cannot be targeted, and must go through due process before losing liberties,
and people with prochoice or progay beliefs must be represented in laws and cannot be banned or overruled
using Faith-based arguments they don't believe in.
Likewise, the prochoice liberals must respect free choice in health care, and change the insurance mandates
to voluntary if they want to claim to be prochoice; and separate church and state when it comes to their secular
beliefs in gay marriage as a right or govt health care as a right. These should be choices but not mandated
through govt if others do not believe in sanctioning this through govt.
Both sides should be held to their OWN standards,
and you don't have to agree to those standards to ask people and parties to be consistent.
You don't understand our laws
You are the one who keeps pointing to the wrong section of the Constitution
why do you believe i am quoting Article 4, Section 2 out of context?