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If you are saying that it's worth taking out your gun and killing people over, I suggest you stop a moment and think through the ramifications of your actions.

I've said this before, but I'll say it again - the Alambama governor, the Alabama attorney general, and all eight of the active justices of the Alabama Supreme Court disagree that civil disobedience is called for here.

If violence breaks out, people will be hurt and maybe killed over whether a rock is moved from one place to another. Meanwhile, other displays of the Ten Commandments remain on display in public places in Alabama - Roy Moore had a plaque with them hanging in his personal courtroom when he was a trial judge and that was ruled to be legal.

If the judges who ruled against Judge Moore were wrong, well, sometimes judges are wrong. And sometimes they made a judgment call that you just don't like. Either way, does it rise to the level of crucifying Christ? To me, that seems mighty hyperbolic.

Where in the world did you ever get the idea that I worked for the BATF or the FBI?

Take five, have a cup of coffee, put your knee back in place and get back with me. ;->