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Is it OK to throw American Laws out of the window in the name of National Security?

Question by Humanist: Is it OK to throw American Laws out of the window in the name of National Security?
or is the National Security claim just a diversion by the cowards that ran this country for 8 yeras?

Best answer:

Answer by downwithsocialists
Is it ok to kill innocent Americans ? Whose side are YOU on?

The techniques worked and prevented any further World Trade Centers.
Cry me a river for people that blew up planes and buildings and cut peoples heads off. Your line of thought is treason just like Holder’s and barry’s
American laws? Hussein has no respect for the Constitution!

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Posted on May 22, 2012 by , 7 comments

Bono & Gavin Friday – In the Name of the Father

from 1994’s “In the Name of the Father” ST Come to me Come lie beside me Oh don’t deny me Your love Make sense of me Walk through my doorway Don’t hide in the hallway Oh love…step over I’ll follow you down I’ll follow you down In the name of whiskey In the name of song You didn’t look back You didn’t belong In the name of reason In the name of hope In the name of religion In the name of dope In the name of freedom You drifted away To see the sun shining On someone else’s day In the name of United and the BBC In the name of Georgie Best and LSD In the name of a father And his wife the spirit You said you did not They said you did it In the name of justice In the name of fun In the name of the father In the name of the son Call to me No one is listening I’m waiting to hear from you love Stay with me It’s cold in the ground But there’s peace in the sound Of the white and the black Spilling over I’ll follow you down I’ll follow you down I’ll follow you down It’s Wiki, but it’s starters: en.wikipedia.org
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Review from Part1 with added information, clarity. Fundamentals of Freedom. Court tactics
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Posted on January 18, 2012 by , 50 comments

Q&A: Should a person be allowed to break the law in the name of freedom of religion?

Question by C.S.: Should a person be allowed to break the law in the name of freedom of religion?
For example, Native Americans are allowed to possess eagle feathers in violation of the Endangered Species Act.

This is a should question, not an ‘are’ question: so give me your ideal answers about whether freedom of religion should trump the law. (particularly when that law has no human victims).
On the Native American thing, they won a court ruling saying they could violate ESA. It wasn’t provided for in law, but was an exception made legally.

Best answer:

Answer by bdouglasharris
Yes, unless your religious beliefs entail violating the rights of others (i.e. keeping same-sex couples from getting married).

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Posted on December 7, 2011 by , 9 comments