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To: Graybeard58
I think the future owner of the proposed strip club (or for that matter, any business that runs afoul of any religion's creed), should read up on history. Religions have made a life out of actively opposing those who do not "toe the line" with respect to the religion's creed.

Back in the day it was, "believe as we do, or die!" Now it's "believe as we do, or we'll break you financially, and disgrace you in the community in which you've chosen to live and work!" Not death, to be sure, but not too far from it.

IMHO: I demand, "RAPTURE NOW"!

18 posted on 02/13/2012 5:09:38 AM PST by Logic n' Reason ("To keep you is no benefit; to kill you is no loss.")
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20 posted on 02/13/2012 5:15:43 AM PST by WaterBoard
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To: Logic n' Reason

-—”believe as we do, or we’ll break you financially, and disgrace you in the community in which you’ve chosen to live and work!” Not death, to be sure, but not too far from it.——

Do we have a God-given right to do evil?

Is that logical or reasonable?

The only way to reasonably advocate the legal tolerance of a particular evil is that the criminalization of a particular evil will result in greater evil.

In this case, I don’t see many evils resulting from a community banning a nefarious strip club, but I can see many evils resulting from permitting it.


26 posted on 02/13/2012 5:45:48 AM PST by St_Thomas_Aquinas
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To: Logic n' Reason
“Religions have made a life out of actively opposing those who do not “toe the line” with respect to the religion's creed.”

So has obozo, so have the Democrats. Choose your poison.

Of course it may have been the same strain of Evil that is drawn to power then as now. THEN there was a great deal of power in the Church, NOW there is a great deal of power in Government and it's bureaucracy.. The Church survived the evil in it's ranks (Christ warned of them)now we see how government handles the infestation...

34 posted on 02/13/2012 6:11:09 AM PST by TalBlack ( Evil doesn't have a day job.)
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To: Logic n' Reason

remember the “temperance leagues”? they gave us prohibition and that went over like a lead balloon.


58 posted on 02/13/2012 9:11:57 AM PST by longtermmemmory (VOTE! http://www.senate.gov and http://www.house.gov)
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