[Gracey]

My impression is that it's a location issue. If Judge Moore wants to have the 10 commandments displayed in his court, no one has a problem.

It's that he wants it displayed out in front of the courthouse---- that's creating the problem.

So why doesn't he just move the monument to his courthouse and everyone will be happy.

[petitfour]

There is a virtual tour of the Alabama Supreme Court building which houses quite a bit of stuff. It's rather a large place. I couldn't get the virtual tour to work without downloading some other program, but it's there at their website. They have lots of historical documents encased.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"So why doesn't he just move the monument to his courthouse and everyone will be happy."

LOL! A shell game with the 10 Commandments. I love it.

No, this is a time for a peaceful, nonviolent stand. The question is, will Americans conclude that the Federal Courts are now openly declaring war on our Constitutional rights? What would it mean if they conclude that? I hope no one starts shooting them. No point in making martyrs of the jerks. Of course, I said the same about Clinton, assuming all the evidence would bring him down. Since we failed to deal with Clinton properly, it will be difficult to tell the militias not to take matters into their own hands this time. And that could hurt us in the next election.

[F.J. Mitchell]

THe courts of this land have allowed and gave their blessings to, the public display and forced public funding of the most grotesque and offensive slime imagenable, by ruling that anything called art is a form of free speech and fully protected under the first amendment. This rock is obviousely art, regardless of who it offends, and the entirety of it, ten Commandments and all, is protected by the first amendment. If the Supreme court of the US rules otherwise or refuses to rule at all, as it did: They have exposed their bigotry toward anything Judeo/Christian, and have forfeited their credibility upon the altar of incompentence, thus revealing their unfitness to serve.