Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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If the pastor needed to be arrested why are the parishioners not being arrested also? Seems a bit disingenuous to me, to only arrest one of the lawless horde instead of all of them . Leadership is usually held to account. Kill the shepherd and scatter the flock.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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How do you keep the Jehovah Witness people from knocking on your door, during the Corona Virus Pandemic ??? Tell them you are preaching John 1:1 online this week - complete with Greek New Testament translation of the begotten Son
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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1096 deaths in NYC due to chinese flu. 13/100ths of a percent in a crowded city that is an epidemic waiting to happen every day of the year. A city with the worst rat and cockroach problem in the United States. Its about one death for every 7846 people. Last year 44092 died of heart disease. Or 121 people a day. March 3 the first case was CONFIMED in NY. So 28 days ago. Works out to 39 a day. It will without a doubt get worse. To many people are going to work every day. Every one needs groceries.
where were they loading bodies into a refer with a fork lift? I do not believe for a second it was in the U.S. The number of deaths is just not that high. Still no reports of a mass homeless population infection. Prison either.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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Nope,but sure mass die offs in nursing homes.An awful lot of prisoners have been let loose--also Ca. putting homeless up in empty hotels. An awful lot of health care workers are paying a heavy price for the services they provide. Time to quit all knit picking and pray for the best and to thank all those who are helping their fellow Americans.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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So... If criminals are being released due to virus and you are put in jail because of the virus!? You have a law suit!
I'm not trying to argue, just sharing something I read minutes ago. California prisons, for example, are releasing a set number (3,500 I believe) of non-violent offenders who are also serving their last 60 days or less of their sentenceSo a hypothetical might be a person convicted of check forgery serving a 24-month sentence might be released on their 23rd month, or 30 days early. I am not comparing jails to prisons, there is a difference. But Minnesota county jails, for example, generally used to follow a 2/3 sentence for good behavior. Meaning if you are sentenced to sit 90 days and follow the rules, you will be released after 60, or sit 45 days of a 60-day sentence, or 20 days of a 30-day sentence, etc. Releasing people a month or so earlier than the original sentence is pretty common and this is proportionally much more than say 30 days off a 3 year sentence. Again, from what I understand these California releases are not freshly sentenced murderers and rapists, but people who have essentially served their time already. From what I've seen also, at least here, the legal restrictions on these stay-home orders are about the equivalent of a disorderly conduct charge. In other words, the absolute bare-minimum charge anyone could receive. I doubt there would be jail time. If you are not a career criminal, this charge would likely cost more to prosecute than they would be able to fine you for. Anyone arrested on this would need to be blatantly being defiant of the large gathering ordnance, in other words, willingly breaking a law. I'm not a lawyer so don't quote me. I was just reading this morning.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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its not a law in kansas its a royal proclamation
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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So... If criminals are being released due to virus and you are put in jail because of the virus!? You have a law suit!
I'm not trying to argue, just sharing something I read minutes ago. California prisons, for example, are releasing a set number (3,500 I believe) of non-violent offenders who are also serving their last 60 days or less of their sentenceSo a hypothetical might be a person convicted of check forgery serving a 24-month sentence might be released on their 23rd month, or 30 days early. I am not comparing jails to prisons, there is a difference. But Minnesota county jails, for example, generally used to follow a 2/3 sentence for good behavior. Meaning if you are sentenced to sit 90 days and follow the rules, you will be released after 60, or sit 45 days of a 60-day sentence, or 20 days of a 30-day sentence, etc. Releasing people a month or so earlier than the original sentence is pretty common and this is proportionally much more than say 30 days off a 3 year sentence. Again, from what I understand these California releases are not freshly sentenced murderers and rapists, but people who have essentially served their time already. From what I've seen also, at least here, the legal restrictions on these stay-home orders are about the equivalent of a disorderly conduct charge. In other words, the absolute bare-minimum charge anyone could receive. I doubt there would be jail time. If you are not a career criminal, this charge would likely cost more to prosecute than they would be able to fine you for. Anyone arrested on this would need to be blatantly being defiant of the large gathering ordnance, in other words, willingly breaking a law. I'm not a lawyer so don't quote me. I was just reading this morning. Doesn't matter from what I understand. To current topic. If pastor was arrested for virus and inmates are being released because of virus? Then it's unconstitutional
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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1096 deaths in NYC due to chinese flu. 13/100ths of a percent in a crowded city that is an epidemic waiting to happen every day of the year. A city with the worst rat and cockroach problem in the United States. Its about one death for every 7846 people. Last year 44092 died of heart disease. Or 121 people a day. March 3 the first case was CONFIMED in NY. So 28 days ago. Works out to 39 a day. It will without a doubt get worse. To many people are going to work every day. Every one needs groceries.
where were they loading bodies into a refer with a fork lift? I do not believe for a second it was in the U.S. The number of deaths is just not that high. Still no reports of a mass homeless population infection. Prison either. refrigerated truckMaybe loading dead bodies is all fake, I wasn't there, but looked real to me on the TV the other nite, I did find this on utube. They know that if they shut everything down it would stop it quicker, but people have to eat, have electricity, have water and sewer, probably throwing garbage in the streets wouldn't help, police, all medical people, truck drivers, yes its a big list and what I get is they know its impossible to shut everything down, but the medical community is overwhelmed and if they can just slow the infection rate down, it will give the medical people time to run them thru. If all were sick at once the beds would not hold them, they would be laying in the streets, yards, stores and every where else. That's why if people would cooperate and only do the essentials they could prolong it and untie the med equip so more could be saved. I keep thinking of some old things on the letter of the law and the spirit of the law, but just can't seem to be able to write about it yet or if its even worthwhile.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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Listening to a constitutional lawyer speak on this right now.
Outside these guidelines just making sense and helping everyone to be a good neighbor and protect lives.
This is constitutional! In a nut shell for two reasons:. 1. It's temporary 2. It's being applied equally to everyone
Where it will become unconditional is when it becomes permanent or is not applied equally.
Deblosio is trying to permanently shut down churches! That is unconstitutional!! They are letting criminals out while fining or jailing other citizens for not complieng with guidelines (such as this pastor in question). That promotes inequality and is unconstitutional!
So... If criminals are being released due to virus and you are put in jail because of the virus!? You have a law suit! That's nonsense. By that logic, it'd be constitutional to confiscate all guns, as long as it's temporary and it's applied equally to everyone. Plain and simple, there is no way that your rights can be suspended or infringed upon just because there's a crisis. It just doesn't work that way. And certainly not by royal decree.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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Listening to a constitutional lawyer speak on this right now.
Outside these guidelines just making sense and helping everyone to be a good neighbor and protect lives.
This is constitutional! In a nut shell for two reasons:. 1. It's temporary 2. It's being applied equally to everyone
Where it will become unconditional is when it becomes permanent or is not applied equally.
Deblosio is trying to permanently shut down churches! That is unconstitutional!! They are letting criminals out while fining or jailing other citizens for not complieng with guidelines (such as this pastor in question). That promotes inequality and is unconstitutional!
So... If criminals are being released due to virus and you are put in jail because of the virus!? You have a law suit! That's nonsense. By that logic, it'd be constitutional to confiscate all guns, as long as it's temporary and it's applied equally to everyone. Plain and simple, there is no way that your rights can be suspended or infringed upon just because there's a crisis. It just doesn't work that way. And certainly not by royal decree. Another right fighter, they put a common freakin sense temporary law in effect to protect people. You're not allowed to shoot someone because its against the law! Are your rights violated or should you be allowed to shoot people? Good lord ignorance has shined on this thread.
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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Another right fighter, they put a common freakin sense temporary law in effect to protect people. You're not allowed to shoot someone because its against the law! Are your rights violated or should you be allowed to shoot people? Good lord ignorance has shined on this thread.
Huh? Common freakin sense to protect people....is that kinda like "common sense gun control" laws to protect people? 'It's for your own good!" "It'll make us safer!" I'll take freedom over safety, thank you. And when did I say I should be allowed to shoot people?
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Re: Pastor arrested for holding church
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Another right fighter, they put a common freakin sense temporary law in effect to protect people. You're not allowed to shoot someone because its against the law! Are your rights violated or should you be allowed to shoot people? Good lord ignorance has shined on this thread.
Huh? Common freakin sense to protect people....is that kinda like "common sense gun control" laws to protect people? 'It's for your own good!" "It'll make us safer!" I'll take freedom over safety, thank you. And when did I say I should be allowed to shoot people? No common sense tells me that if we're not sure if someone has a deadly virus or NOT they should not be allowed to come around other people. Do you see you're a vast minority on this thread and site. Does a bell go off in your head as to why? Didn't think so. I wasn't saying you said that but shouldn't it be your "right" to shoot people? I mean who are they to take that "right" away?
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