[pitinkie]

Why is he right?

[goodnesswins]

"Why is he right?"

You'll have to go study a little American history if you don't understand......just know, HE IS RIGHT!

[nicmarlo]

Why is he right?

Because he is exercising his CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS: he is not establishing any law regarding religion; he and all of us, shall not be enjoined from the FREE EXERCISE of religion. He also states that the Ten Commandments are of historical significance to our Country....and it is.

[OPS4]

Because the Law as written in all western countries is based on the law of God and the Ten commandments.

Ops4 God Bless America!

[betty boop]

Why is he right?

Because the Ten Commandments are the very foundation of Western ideas of jurisprudence, and the very basis on which the U.S. Constitution rests?

Judge Moore is right, and I hope he sticks to his guns.

[r9etb]

Why is he right?

Quite simply because this is a state court, and there is no actual Constitutional basis by which the Federal courts can tell him to take it down.

[Revolutionary]

He is right because the "free exercise" clause is not limited to the church or behind closed doors, it is good everywhere and can not be abridged. He is not establishing, he is exercising. Then add on top of that free speach. Congress can not force him to put the Ten Commandments there, neither can they force him not to. They same goes for every level of government.

[Publius6961]

Why is he right?

If you got to ask, newby troll, no explanation is possible.

[RightOnline]

"Why is he right?"

sigh..................................

I say to you, in perfect seriousness, that if I have to answer that question, you're on the wrong site (and you didn't learn a thing in school).