[Vision2020] Idaho Looks To Ban Islamic Sharia

Sun Mar 20 11:12:36 PDT 2016

In part, Ken wrote:

Clothing choices to cover women are merely indications of social and mental
immaturity of the men who refuse to learn to master and control themselves
in socially advantageous ways.  Blaming women for the religiously inculcated
mental retardation and psychologically deviant socialization of men within
the purview of organized craven cults is not only unjust toward the women,
but postpones the time for opportunities to rectify mental illnesses and to
correct the public behaviors of the men who are violating the basic human
rights of many in planetary societies.

Amen!  Thanks, Ken, for phrasing that thought so well.

Saundra Lund

Moscow, ID

Teaching a child not to step on a caterpillar is as valuable to the child as
it is to the caterpillar.

~ Bradley Miller

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On Behalf Of Kenneth Marcy
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2016 12:06 AM
To: Dr. S.M. Ghazanfar <ghazi at uidaho.edu>; vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Idaho Looks To Ban Islamic Sharia

On 3/19/2016 8:24 PM, Dr. S.M. Ghazanfar wrote:

Also on the 'ban' list should be:  Catholic/Christian Canon Law, Jewish
Halaca -- both similar to Islamic Sharia.

I will not disagree that the trinity of dominant desert dogmas, the mainline
monotheistic monsters, should be better separated from the supposedly
secular public preparation for civil citizenship and economic employment
that is required for the majority of the community's children.  However, the
suggestion is more easily stated than implemented because the legal and
educational history of the last millennium has embedded deeply within the
various legal systems of its centuries the diabolical network architecture
(DNA) of Christianity.  The first written works of English law recognized
that the man formerly, and informally, referred to as Billy the Bastard
before crossing the English Channel in 1066, and referred to as William the
Conqueror after that Channel crossing, demanded, and was granted, his wish
that all laws in the newly conquered lands would maintain above their
sovereignty only the Christian god.

As a result, the subsequent English Common Law was carefully devoid of any
references to heathen or pagan aspects of Roman Civil Law, and henceforward
not only that separation was maintained, but copious counts of legal
pronouncements in the subsequent centuries included references, direct,
indirect, and implied, to the Christian deity and its institutional and
administrative hierarchies, dogmas, doctrines, and divines so deeply
embedded in the structures and texts of the law that a couple of decades of
diligent effort likely would be required to edit and amend such references
from the various legal codes even if there was general agreement to do so,
which most certainly does not exist.  

And there is so much in the Bible that ought to be brought back--e.g.,
head-coverings, much longer skirts, no bikini's, and so forth.

There is so much in the various so-called holy books that should be allowed
to decay and to die from the memories of modern humankind.  The history of
religions among human beings is an awesome and terrible tragedy of mental
illness passed from generation to generation through teaching, tyranny, and
terror to perpetuate patriarchal power via priestly practices and political
patronage.  Dozens of decades devoted to decimation decided by divines can
only be explained by massive madness mindlessly murdering millions --
practices that continue today.

Clothing choices to cover women are merely indications of social and mental
immaturity of the men who refuse to learn to master and control themselves
in socially advantageous ways.  Blaming women for the religiously inculcated
mental retardation and psychologically deviant socialization of men within
the purview of organized craven cults is not only unjust toward the women,
but postpones the time for opportunities to rectify mental illnesses and to
correct the public behaviors of the men who are violating the basic human
rights of many in planetary societies.

Ken

Being out of Idaho no comfort (though Palouse is missed much); Georgia is as
bad, or worst.

On 3/18/2016 4:45 AM, Kenneth Marcy wrote:

Idaho Looks To Ban Islamic Sharia (was:  Idaho Republicans Want The Bible In
Science Class)

As a follow-up to the story from a month ago, Secular Talk reports on the
Idaho Legislature's consideration of Islamic Sharia yesterday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTPfGEH8xfg 

Time Length: 4:08

Also of interest are the hundreds of comments from YouTube viewers
everywhere about Idaho, et alia.

Ken

On 2/19/2016 8:59 PM, Kenneth Marcy wrote:

Idaho Republicans Want The Bible In Science Class 

Above is the title of the video that is at the other end of this link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXFY29ZRHB8 

The video was published yesterday, 18 February 2016, and is 5:35 in
duration.

The YouTube channel over which it was published is titled Secular Talk, and
currently has 265,871 subscribers who have performed 135,181,469 views of
the channel's content since it joined YouTube 21 April 2008.

The channel's host, Kyle Kulinksi, describes himself with the phrases
"liberal radio host," "social democrat," "agnostic-atheist," "secular
humanist," "loyal to the facts," and "principles over politicians".  In this
video, as in many others he has made, he uses English language that might be
described as direct, blunt, and profane.

Kulinski is responding to an item published by rawstory.com located at
http://tinyurl.com/h28lao3

Does Senator Nuxoll have any conception of the impact on persons outside her
district her proposals have?

Ken

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