Judge to Christian mom: No 'homophobic' teaching

Worldnetdaily ^ | October 31, 2003

[Jim Robinson]

So, we're supposed to be proud of you for calling people nazis?

[Porterville]

We are all entitled to our belief systems... I for one put Christianity and science in a box and mix them together...

[f.Christian]

MILLER: I’m not as sure of my guesswork anymore. To be on the Left, you have to be amazingly certain about things you’re guessing at, and I felt like a phony. I was looking for ideas, and all I was getting from liberals was, “We’d like a little more of your money, and we’re kind of reticent to protect you from bad guys.” Really? That’s all you’re offering? I gotta go! I can’t stay anymore. Also, when I kept hearing liberals equating Giuliani with Hitler—that’s when I really left the reservation. Even before 9/11, I’d travel to New York and say, “Wow, this city certainly seems to be running better.” Giuliani is the kind of leader I admire. When it’s five degrees below zero and you arrest somebody to get him inside and off the street—that’s not something Hitler would do. It made me realize that I was with the wrong group if that’s what Hitler looked like to them.



TAE: Where do you see the danger in that?



MILLER: I always wondered how Hitler happened. I even went so far as to read William L. Shirer’s The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich. I read all 1,200 pages and at the end of it I remember thinking, “Yeah, but how does Hitler happen?” Part of it has to do with the Left mislabeling people as Hitler. It’s like Pierce Brosnan at the end of the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair. He dressed everybody up in the same Bowler cap and overcoat, and then he walks right through the middle of them without being noticed. The Left is so busy saying John Ashcroft is Hitler, and President Bush is Hitler, and Rudy Giuliani is Hitler that the only guy they wouldn’t call Hitler was the foreign guy with the mustache who was throwing people who disagreed with him into the wood-chipper.

[scripter]

But even if this woman had not converted to Christianity, why should she have to share custody of her own adopted daughter with someone unrelated to her? If an ex-boyfriend tried to get custody of his former girlfriend's daughter, every woman's group would protest against it.

My wife just said the same thing. The judge's directive stinks enough that perhaps the judge is homosexual? Dunno. But it really stinks and if I were Clark, I'd be making a whole lot of noise.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

WTF, I mean just WTF is this?

[GeronL]

I think he should understand the subtle difference between a National Socialist, NAZI and a Democrat Socialist, DAZI.

He should call them DAZI's. =o)

[f.Christian]

DENNIS MILLER: In this messed up world, I like seeing my President pray. I don’t think a person can get answers out of books anymore. This is an infinitely complex world and at some point one has to have faith in one’s religion. I find it endearing that President Bush prays to God and that he’s not an agnostic or an atheist. I’m glad there’s someone higher that he has to answer to.

[GeronL]

Better than someone who think he is God

[Dianna]

Thank you. I'm currently in a "discussion" with my health ed prof. She ran the film "It's Elementary" on Wednesday. Opening my mouth during class would have meant a certain lynching, so after class I sent her an e-mail expressing my concern about the bigoted and stereotypical view of Christians displayed in the film.

I'm printing this article to show to her.

[f.Christian]

THIS JUST IN: Coalition troops have turned up documents written by Saddam Hussein, in which he refers to his sons as ... Uday --- and Bubba.

[AmericanVictory]

It is, no doubt, but will that deter the Olympians of the bench, who left the Constitution behind a while back?

[clee1]

On appeal, there is NO WAY this stands up.

Joint custody w/ a non-involved person, 1st amendment issues; an obviously pro-homosexual activist decision.

This will get tossed out.

[GeronL]

Uday and Bubba, haha

[f.Christian]

The lone star one man party ...

I have one ... realitarian --- too !

[f.Christian]

Uday and Bubba, haha

[GeronL]

Yes, I believe in one man, one party. I think there should be many more parties. =o)

[MissAmericanPie]

Pressure needs to be put on congress and state houses to impeach these run away judicial totalitarians. Most of the nations deterioration can be laid at their door step. These anti-constitutional tyrants must be yanked from the bench.

[HiTech RedNeck]

If ever the tail undertook to wag the dog, this is it.

[tessalu]

Is God homophobic? God certainly is not afraid of anything, but God does hate sin.

[wolficatZ]

Honorable John W. Coughlin

Judge Coughlin was appointed to the Denver District Court bench in May 1985. He was appointed to the Denver County Court bench in 1980. Prior to his appointment to the bench, Judge Coughlin served as a Deputy District Attorney, and then was in private practice in Denver, specializing in oil and gas law and in litigation. Judge Coughlin received his undergraduate degree from St. Mary's College in California and graduated from the University of Colorado Law School in 1972. Judge Coughlin currently hears civil cases. During the last eight years, he has also heard criminal and domestic relations cases, and he served in the Denver District Drug Court for a year. Judge Coughlin enjoys doing rotations in all of the Denver District Court divisions.

Judge Coughlin speaks at Bar Associations, and particularly enjoys talking with school-age children. He often takes case transfers from other judges when his docket clears. Judge Coughlin works to simplify discovery on the cases he handles, in order to improve the litigation system. Judge Coughlin's judicial philosophy is to respect everyone who comes into his court, including lawyers, parties, jurors and witnesses. For recreation, Judge Coughlin enjoys reading, walking, skiing and watching Rockies games.