The judge is way out of line. (Reply #32)

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Response to live love laugh (Original post)

Tue Aug 13, 2013, 06:01 PM

32. The judge is way out of line.

Especially since she cited her own personal religious beliefs in her decision to force the tyke's name change.

You'd think a fucking judge would have read the fucking First Amendment.

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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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