[ExTxMarine]

Now you're just being inflammatory and personal. I'll take my leave before it starts getting ridiculous.

I ask, how am I being inflammatory? Personal - yes, because all of our opinions are on a personal basis - but, inflammatory?

Your argument has been set straight every single time, but you continue to dislike the way the office implemented the law. There was NOTHING illegal about the manner in which this town implemented the law, nor was the clerk out of bounds in getting a deputy, who typically handles these licenses.

You and these lesbians simply do not like the WAY the law was implemented in this town. You are more than happy to accommodate these women in need of mental help, but you are not willing to accommodate the rights of this clerk. Please, before you depart, I truly would like you to explain to me how that was inflammatory.

[csense]

but you continue to dislike...

You really want to know what I dislike? This notion that somehow, you are morally unclean if, as a county clerk, you process paperwork attesting to the fact that the recipients have followed proper procedure...yet, you retain moral purity if you pass this duty off to someone else while still working in the same office that issues the offending document.

If God judges, as morally evil, every correlation to a particular sin, do you really think it matters when she stands before God and says, "yes, but I didn't handle the paperwork."