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Thou shalt not do drugs isn’t in the commandments
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I hope Moore insists that his son be sentenced with the same severity that a similar young black man would receive.
'Cause I’m sure Moore is ALL about fairness!
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To quote Nelson Muntz “HA-HA!”
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I’m sympathetic. If I had Roy for a father, I’d be smoking crack daily.
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Not only were they in possession of illegal drugs, but they lied to the cops, too.
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Also not in the commandments, which, according to Moore and his ilk, is the basis for our country’s laws.
The hunt continues.
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Maybe Moore should have looked after his own family instead of getting all up in everyone else’s business.
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I’d be fucked up on drugs everyday too if I had a douchebag father like he does. Although I think I’d need something stronger to knock the mental image of that prick out of my mind.
I kinda feel for the young man. How’d you like to grow up with that fucking intolerant monster as your father?
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Not in the commandments, unless they blamed someone else for putting the drugs there. Keep looking.
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You beat me to it. Just posted essentially the same thing.
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But… but… but… The Gheys!
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Great minds…
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I’ve always found it interesting when “pro-family” advocates are shown to be horrible parents.
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Seriously. It’s like an ideal they hold dear with no clue how to go about doing it.
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Taking the schaden in my freude to a whole new level.
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If only the boy had been adopted by two nice gay folks instead of being raised by Judge Roy…
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I’m just waiting for the kid to come out as gay. That would be welcomed as perhaps a bigger piece de resistance, or a very special dish which as they say, is best served cold.
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It’s called “coping.”
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Based on the strained legal arguments of Judge Roy Moore, I’d say he was smokin’ somethun’ instead of the son.
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