The judge is right for the wrong reasons (Reply #6)

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Response to live love laugh (Original post)

Tue Aug 13, 2013, 02:51 PM

Gman (24,780 posts)

6. The judge is right for the wrong reasons

Terrible name to have to carry for all your life. What's wrong with John? It's worse than some of the made up names people give their kids.

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47 replies	Author	Time	Post
Judge rules baby can't be named "Messiah" [View all]	live love laugh	Aug 2013	OP
Agreed.	Xyzse	Aug 2013	#1
There went separation of Church and State. nt	Xipe Totec	Aug 2013	#2
I can't believe she re-named the child. The nerve. nt	live love laugh	Aug 2013	#15
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Aug 2013	#3
Is she one of those "activist" judges?	shraby	Aug 2013	#4
Ridiculous!	DesertRat	Aug 2013	#5
The judge is right for the wrong reasons	Gman	Aug 2013	#6
Judge is wrong. It's not the judge's decision.	Common Sense Party	Aug 2013	#8
"Being stupid isn't illegal." Exactly. nt	live love laugh	Aug 2013	#16
Well, it should be	Gman	Aug 2013	#30
It should be illegal to be stupid?	Common Sense Party	Aug 2013	#39
There's apparently a decent number of kids named Messiah in the U.S.	backscatter712	Aug 2013	#33
The thing is its as unconstitutional as it gets	Gman	Aug 2013	#37
not right at all	burnodo	Aug 2013	#40
yep,	EC	Aug 2013	#7
Wow! Just because the parents are poor spellers and could not spell Mark Messier's last name,	madinmaryland	Aug 2013	#9
she should be removed immediately. none. of. her. business.	spanone	Aug 2013	#10
Agreed	Blaspherian	Aug 2013	#20
How does somebody as painfully stupid as this judge	RedCappedBandit	Aug 2013	#11
I would like to know how she made it through law school--if she did. nt	live love laugh	Aug 2013	#18
Are judges elected there? (nt)	Posteritatis	Aug 2013	#34
IMO: The Judge blew it!	In_The_Wind	Aug 2013	#12
Yes well they've caught a judge hmmming along with his penis pump	Rex	Aug 2013	#13
Whaaaa....I had to look this up and ... O.M.G.	live love laugh	Aug 2013	#19
Proof that reality is much stranger than fiction.	Rex	Aug 2013	#22
The judge should be sanctioned in some way	LostOne4Ever	Aug 2013	#14
I think the Judge is WAY out of line here.	Warren DeMontague	Aug 2013	#17
Ask the judge	Blaspherian	Aug 2013	#21
I know a couple of Mexicans whos name is Jesus, which of course in Spanish the J sound is an H	demosincebirth	Aug 2013	#23
she can do that?	Enrique	Aug 2013	#24
She probably can't, as she's going to discover in the appeal. (nt)	Posteritatis	Aug 2013	#36
What test did the judge conduct to prove the child wasn't the Messiah again?	Johonny	Aug 2013	#25
here's a conundrum of sorts...what if mom had named the baby Messiah because of	pepperbear	Aug 2013	#26
None of our business. nt	valerief	Aug 2013	#29
Maybe the parents are big Handel fans.	tanyev	Aug 2013	#27
Take away her gavel and hit her over the head with it! nt	valerief	Aug 2013	#28
Didn't something sort of similar to this happened when someone named their kid Hitler? eom	Purveyor	Aug 2013	#31
There were a variety of additional issues going on there. (nt)	Posteritatis	Aug 2013	#35
The judge is way out of line.	backscatter712	Aug 2013	#32
I am not surprised.	mstinamotorcity2	Aug 2013	#38
I wonder what the judge thinks of the thousands of babies born each year named Jesús.	Common Sense Party	Aug 2013	#41
I think someone should name their child "President"	burnodo	Aug 2013	#42
If Sarah Palin had any more kids, I'd totally expect that.	tanyev	Aug 2013	#44
i read the article trying to understand how the case came to court at all	0rganism	Aug 2013	#43
A person that can't (even attempt to) set aside personal biases ...	etherealtruth	Aug 2013	#45
That was not the only child named Messiah, either.	Quantess	Aug 2013	#46
Everyone in her area should go put in for a name change to "Messiah."	PowerToThePeople	Aug 2013	#47

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