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The law won, God stays where He should have been all along - the still, small voice from within - and Roy Moore will eventually get to play martyr when some poor sap, probably the A-G or the building manager at the courthouse, gets tired of hauling Moore's piss-bucket around and takes the monument down. Then everyone will be a winner - God, the law, and Roy Moore, just as soon as he can pretend that he just got nailed to a cross. So what's the big deal?

Cheers ;)

These posters you are addressing evidently have a great fondness for the unlawful activism of the Supreme Court regarding liberal social engineering against the will of the people and the society and culture in which they choose to live. Which of course flies in the face of, not only Domestic tranquility but also:

Amendment IX

The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

Amendment X

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.

It's a good thing our freedoms are not left in the hands of such couch critics. The right of the people to petition the government for redress of grievances, leaves the means of that petition to the people. There is nothing in the Constitution that allows the Supreme Court to insinuate itself into the culture of the people or to socially engineer from the bench.

The removal of the Christian foundation of American Laws is critical to the end game of destroying the foundations of freedom which rest on God given inalienable rights and replacing those God given inalienable rights with unconsitutional man granted rights in which the rights of the individual shall be infringed at every turn.

This battle to sustain the God given rights, which mere man cannot tamper with or abridge fostered and granted by the Supreme Authority over all mankind, and enumerated in the Constitution, is far bigger than Judge Moore or any one man.

The right of the people to demand that the Supreme Court and all courts keep in rememberance, by the display of the Ten Commandments, that the agreement between the people and government rests in the powerful restraining reins on the governments ability to tamper with the general society, culture and rights of the majority, are held in the hands of the God that rules over the affairs of all men, and whose power is not only acknowledged and honored in the Constitution which grants them their authority to sit on the bench, but in whose care our rights and freedoms and the validity of that Constitution and their authority to judge rests. That important point is lost on the likes of these.

I know it is pretty much a shock to discover the caliber of some that hail themselves as conservative, but my advice is don't waste your energy.