Discussion: Steve King: '

As a good Christian, would Steve King be willing to renounce Mosaic Law (the laws of Moses as described in the Biblical books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy)? Much of Mosaic Law is as incompatible with our Constitution as are many parts of Sharia. Would King condone the selling of his children into slavery? Would he favor having a rebellious son stoned to death, and similar punishments for a woman who has premarital sex (note, not a man), false prophecy, working on the Sabbath, negligent care of an animal, and many other “abominations” such as eating shellfish. I doubt it.

The modern world, Christian, Muslim, others, and the non-religious, have reasonably left behind much of the more brutal and archaic commands of both Mosaic and Sharia and many other ancient laws in search of a more just world. Clearly Mr.King and his fellow travelers missed that bus.

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King did not fully embrace Trump’s widely-condemned plan, telling TPM: "I wouldn’t be willing to adopt that specific policy, but I am willing to debate the merits of it, and I think we should."

What merits?

He also credited the read estate mogul with starting a debate about Muslims in America, arguing that political correctness in the country was “debilitating and almost suicidal."

"I am not announcing that I agree with him,

Finally, he doesn’t contradict himself…

but I do say that I thank him for opening up the topic and opening up it nice and wide so we can have a real debate about this," King said.

Fine

Donald Trump is a pussy.

Steve King is a pussy.

Both of them should do a sex tape.

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Joe McCarthy is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack.

Be afraid, be very afraid.

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Steve King proves it’s possible for someone to simultaneously be both a dildo and an asshole. He is the premier example of Republican quantum duality.

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And I want all Christians to renounce Leviticus law.

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Booyah!

LD

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Steve King: Ignorant statement of the day award winner…so far.

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Steven King wouldn’t know sharia law if it bit him on the ass. Seriously. Somebody should walk up and quote passages from the Old Testament and the Koran. He couldn’t tell them apart. Most people can’t. This whole “sharia law” thing is the biggest pile of crap going, and there’s a lot of crap flying about lately.

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“Sharia law is incompatible with the United States Constitution and so if they want to demonstrate that they are open to being Americanized, the first thing they should do is renounce Sharia law,” King told TPM.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but anyone who places his religious beliefs above the secular laws of this country is violating the spirit and basis of our democracy. But we’re not going to make anyone-and I repeat, “anyone”-have to swear an oath to that effect.

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Bet you didn’t know that King is a war hero! Read on to see what a true patriot that King is when it comes to defending his country against communists, in the late 60’s!
He’s a John Wayne and a Audie Murphy all rolled up in one big commie killer, what a dude!

http://www.shelbycountydemocrats.com/blog.asp?bkey=18&archKey=1

http://downwithtyranny.blogspot.com/2010/10/steve-king-iowa-republican-satan-sent.html

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Many of us do renounce the clown, every freaking day. We just don’t live in western Iowa.

I’m a Christian, for the most part. King’s idea of Christian law is far more terrifying to me than Sharia law, and by a mile. There’s -0% chance that Sharia law will ever be implemented in the US in my lifetime. With folks like Steve King running around and controlling Congress, King’s version of Christian law is an exponentially bigger threat and sometimes that threat seems pretty imminent.

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What a moron. One can voluntarily subscribe to the rules and bylaws of an organization–a church, a school, a company or the local Elks lodge–that are stricter than legal statutes.
There are rules in Congress that, for example, restrict speaking time–when will Rep King renounce congressional laws that clearly conflict with the First Amendment?

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And then he whispered in his quiet room, "But if we debated the merits of it, I'd likely be swayed to vote for it."

“… and by ‘swayed,’ I mean I will jump at the chance!”

Steve King proves conclusively Napoleon’s famous line: “In politics stupidity is not a handicap.”

And Billy reacts as usual to anything related to King:

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So I’m guessing that King would tell those ‘Christians’ demanding ‘religious freedom’ that they must renounce ‘Christian’ law and follow the law of this country. They should stop protesting against abortion, stop protesting agains Planned Parenthood, stop ignoring the law that saws homosexuals and lesbians are allowed to get married. I didn’t hear King telling Kim Davis to get of her horse and carry out the law of the land no matter what her ‘religious law’ tells her. People like King don’t really think their statements through to the logical conclusion. If religious law is wrong for some, it is wrong for all.

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I’m waiting for him to call on the Jewish members to renounce Kosher laws, and defund government supported food inspectors for Kosher and Halal products.

First they came for the Hebrew National guy…

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Actually, its Whackjob Wednesday.

No sense about asking Stev-o’s position on Xtianist violence :hankey:

This is a direct result of Trump. Without doubt.

Look for more.

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