[floriduh voter]

The whistleblowers were fired. People were threatened with job loss. Terri was railroaded because the system would not be denied. You can step over public servants here claiming to be honest. Go ahead and believe there's no culture of death in Florida. They teach it at universities, they preach it in law schools, and politicians get their biggest donations from death cultists who look like regular people. They're not. George Soros is very much behind this death movement. Does that help at all? George Felos came to Florida to start his so called "social revolution". He says he can fly planes into buildings with his mind. You can believe constitution loving freepers or you can believe the new agers.

go to www.amazon.com and search for George Felos' book. He reminds us of Vincent Price in a b movie. Totally vile, creepy stuff - he wrote in his book that concentration camps were good for Jews. You wanna believe Mikey's lawyer or real people????

[mountainbunny]

You write: You wanna believe Mikey's lawyer or real people????

I do not believe in vast conspiracies of the sort that would be required to pull this sort of thing off.

I believe the truth, whatever that happens to be. Always. Whether I like it or not.

I believe that the judge, regardless of who he was, was ultimately without power since he cannot create law out of nothing.

I believe that no case law exists that give parents power equal or superior to a competent spouse without prior agreement from the parties (example: I give my sister POA in writing)

I believe that if there had been a credible abuse issue, it would have been investigated.

I believe that her parents would not have cozied up to her husband if they suspected she had been abused. As a parent, I know I would not have. Ever.

Meanwhile, you have not answered my essential questions, so I will ask them one more time, in case you missed them:

What was any judge supposed to do? Where is the case law that allows a relative equal or superior rights to a competent spouse?

and

In the absence of those cases, are you saying that the judge should have made up the law to suit this case?

I do not believe in judges creating law where it did not previously exist, regardless of the worthiness of the cause. It is ultimately ruinous.

[BykrBayb]

Go ahead and believe there's no culture of death in Florida.

I've noticed that some people show up on the pro-life threads to spread the message of the culture of death, while denying the culture of death exists. They aren't taken seriously, here or anywhere else.

[gracesdad]

OK, I’m sending you a truckload of tinfoil now.