My what a surprise. It'd take a head-up-his-ass lib to sue God.
Bet he loses. And I wouldn't want to have to answer for this little stunt. Hell ain't half full.
Whack away, usual three suspects (aka Larry, Moe and Curly). We all eagerly await your usual bullshit.
Could that be a
link you learned that with?
We all know, since SnP has recently so graciously pointed it out, that only an idiot with no ability to think for themselves would use an internet link to grab a handily ready made opinion to support his case.
I mean wasn't it you, the very bastion of all that is true, good, and right, that taught us poor misguided souls, who have so stupidly embraced the times, and the technology that is available to us, the error of our ways when you said these sage words, O' great one?
How did some people manage to survive before a "link" existed? Damn, people used to have to think for themselves and formulate their own opinions. Now they sit on their ass and demand "links", so someone else can tell them what they should think. I'd hate to think that my entire existence and philosophy was dependent on wikifuckinpedia.
Wasn't the Associated Press article, the kind that is found in an old fasioned type reputable source, known by the ancients as a "newspaper", enough for you to understand what was going on here, did you need to use an evil link to get your opinion from O' great one? Our faith in your
divine truths, is somehwat shaken!?!
O' great one, we simple folk become confused as we do so easily! And without you to teach us how to think rightly what then shall we do?
Perhaps follow more of your inspired doctrine, (which clearly I have failed to do in this case)?
My faith in your divine perfection definitely is slipping O' great one! Perhaps you may have been speaking in code about yourself when you said the inspired words:
Just takes a little time before it contradicts itself.
What are we of feeble minds to do when our role models fall from grace? Who shall we turn to? God why hast though forsaken us?!? Perhaps we should sue you!
Now, back to reality, I implore people to read the article before you let SnP hijack the thread, because the senator makes a fairly valid point, in my opinion, that I formed all on my own, without knowing his party affiliation, which incidentally, isn't democratic, before I could allow myself to become outraged just because the guy is politically different than I am, and miss the point. Still his lawsuit ought to be the number one example of "frivilous lawsuit" when history records it, but it was made in outrage about another bit of frivilous law:
Associated Press said:
Chambers said the lawsuit was triggered by a federal suit filed against a judge who recently barred words such as "rape" and "victim" from a sexual assault trial.
I mean hell I agree with the federal suit against the judge, at least in that it's completely preposterous, what the judge did. What does the very mention of descriptive words about a crime in the trial of said crime do to the trial? Sounds like a way to make it hard to convict a good 'ol boy, but is it really necessary to bring suit against a judge? This helps how? I suppose if it stops judges from being asses about shit like this, then maybe it's not so frivilous, but my legal degree is at the dry cleaner, and I can't tell you till I get it back (perhaps they've lost it).
The point is that frivilous lawsuits abound, and is suing "gawd" any worse than some of the shit that goes on? Hell he may win, his greivances with the almighty sound fairly legit, and he aint askin for a payout like all those other greedy idiots who cash in on the system, only a "permanent injunction", what ever that means. I hope when the case goes before the judge, he grants the injunction and stops the terror of the gods in it's tracks!
Oh wait, actually I believe he will win the suit, because I think "gawd" might be busy with other more pressing matters that day, and there miss the court date, and have a summary judgment issued against him, in favor of the plaintiff's motion for the injunction.
BTW, as best as I can understand it, being anti frivilous lawsuits is primarily a GOP party line issue, but since I don't need to check with my political party (not to mention that I don't even belong to a political party) before forming an opinion, like SnP just did. I agree with the GOP on this one, if indeed it is them leading that fight.