As one who lives in Alabama, I would like to add my .02 worth:

a: i fail to understand how only the display of the commandments represents
the endorsement by the government of a specific aspect of a specific
reglion. After all, there are numerous place where reference is made to some
aspect of reglion.

b: i question Judge Moore disregarding the federal court order, as a more
important issue. If a judge, state or federal, disrespects a specific order
of a higher court, then that respresents an attack on one part of the
overall governmenting embodiment of our country. Moore has the option of
seeking appeal to a higher court but regardless of what he contends; he, as
a judge, has a duty and responsiblity to open the order. I m sure that he,
as a judge, would take an extremely dim view on anyone who disobeyed his
court order.

again, just my .02 worth




----- Original Message -----
From: "Brice Yokem" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 10:52 AM
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] OT: Another math question


> Is it none of your business if the people of Alabama start lynching
> each other??
>
> FW
>
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>
> I am not sure how one gets from the display of the 10 commandments to
> people lynching each other.  Is there an 11th commandment which says
> 'Thou shalt lynch each other in the State of Alabama?'
>
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