[Chancellor Palpatine]

As I recall, it was the oppressed class itself that engaged in civil disobedience - not those of the oppressor class. I can be enlightened, though, if you show me all those hordes of enlightened Southern whites seeking to spread political and economic equality across the South through civil disobedience and public condemnation of their elected and law enforcement officials.

[MEGoody]

"As I recall, it was the oppressed class itself that engaged in civil disobedience."

And your point? There are many Christians in this nation who feel that there are those who would love nothing more than to oppress us. (And I've seen many comments from people on these Moore threads that would only support that notion.)

Many people, not just Judge Moore, feel that the removal of the monument is not really about protecting constitutional rights of that whiny little biddy with her panties in a twist. It's about suppressing any perceived reference to the biblical God from the public arena. Which, in the end, will suppress the free speech rights of Christians in particular.