[concerned about politics]

The Ten Commandments could be placed in City Hall, the County Library, the Legislature or Governors Office ... but not in a courthouse. City Hall is a community institution, a Courtroom is an individual institution.

Our nations laws are based on the 10 Commandments (well, before political correctness replaced the Constitution, anyway). Doesn't it make sense to put them where those laws actually are? That's what a courthouse is. A place of those laws.

Seiously. It's late here. You're on your own.

[ArneFufkin]

Our Constitutional Government is based on an elegantly inspired system of Checks and Balances on any single Governing power. Our individual rights were to bulwark against another King, not because the elitists thought we were actually worth all that tribute.

There's coveting of wives and boats going on, there's someone saying G-D, people are golfing Sunday and many here consider Tom Tancredo a God.

Our Legal framework has very little to do with the Ten Commandments, our system is about 50 prima donnas hating and not trusting each other or themselves. They were putting checks and balances on each other.