[TheRealThing]

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As if the PHRASE "essential liberty" had meaning for only one man? As if the PHRASE essential liberty only applied in one letter? As if the concept of essential liberty existed in but one mind? Ridiculous.

Elections have consequences. If a person doesn't like the policies and appointments of the elected, fretting and whining isn't the democratic answer. Organizing and working in the marketplace of ideas and images to gain the hearts and minds of people before the next round of elections is the way.

Were the SCOTUS to reverse the two decisions that seem to most vex you, TRT, our debate here would remain the same, at least on the gay marriage decision.

One man coined the phrase, it is a quote attributable to one Benjamin Franklin. There is no disputing that fact, and even in today's world he has legal rights as to what that intellectual property actually means. Now 250 years after the fact, comes the liberal, blinders on and flag waving their distortions of the phrase. I told you there was no revelation so profound that you would not feel compelled to deny it, and of course you have. But you need to get busy in that marketplace of ideas because the trend of the voter since 2010, as the record proves, has been to soundly reject the policies of the La-La.

Our debate? :please: You're sticking up for sin, offering [attachment=o3509] Feelings--- nothing more than--- feelings. While I have 300 years of American history on my side, but more importantly, I have God's Word on my side. There has been no debate from you.