Reply #9: This is not Ms Belforti's Church, this is our country and it makes rules and laws that even holier [View All]

[louslobbs]

than thou types like Ms. Belforti must follow. I suggest she stick to cheese making and prayer if she likes, but she should stop using her alleged belief in a god, and her bigoted religious views, to sit in judgment of others. She seems to feel, that her religious views, give her the right to trample on the freedoms and rights of others, that her religious views trump our laws and that she is free to express her hatred for others while she hides behind the robes of her allegedly "all powerful" god, believing that she is among the righteous. She preaches her bigotry according to her interpretation of her god's alleged word, in a way that she thinks allows her to discriminate against others, she believes that she is right, because (what a surprise), she has "god" on her side. Those like Ms Belforti, who think that this country is their church, should put down their bibles for a moment and read some of the documents that pertain to the rights guaranteed to all American citizens in the Constitution and its Amendments, (The First Amendment states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.") there are other books Ms. Belforti, other papers and documents......I suggest you educate yourself and read some of those. "Imagine no possessions and no religion too" (John Lennon)........there really is a separation of church and state Ms Belforti. One final thing Ms. Belforti, had you been working for me, I'd have given you one warning regarding your behavior, any further resistance or insubordination of any kind
after that, would have resulted in your immediate termination, allowing you more time to pray, make cheese, and sit in judgment of others.
Lou