here is a thought... doesn't matter if the old laws apply today..
They don't.
BobTheMidget wrote:
its the thought behind them..
Not much thought. Not good thought.
BobTheMidget wrote:
why do you we spend millions a year on restoring old buildings...
Because once restored, they can be put to good use.
BobTheMidget wrote:
why put a monument up for the people of Vietnam? why build a new building where the Twin Towers stood? well here you go the ten commandments are actually whether true or false depending on your belief system are a symbol whether we live by them or not is a different story...
We have a Vietnam Veterans memorial (not sure about a "people of Vietnam" memorial), out of respect for the soldiers who lost their lives -- a monument to their service. The land on which the Towers stood is some of the choicest real estate in the country; beyond this commercial impetus, building anew is a message to the terrorists (the er, religious terrorists) that we are still going strong -- a monument to human perseverance.
The ten commandments are a monument to human ignorance. At any rate, as religious symbols, they have no place in a courthouse or any other government building.
BobTheMidget wrote:
but I'm sure you will not see it that way, but while you protest these things why not protest all monuments.. lets get rid of Abraham Lincoln he reminds me of slavery so lets tear it down
Lincoln should remind you of the emancipation of slavery. The bible should remind you of its institution. And I'm all for tearing that down (or up, as it were).
BobTheMidget
They don't.
Not much thought. Not good thought.
Because once restored, they can be put to good use.
We have a Vietnam Veterans memorial (not sure about a "people of Vietnam" memorial), out of respect for the soldiers who lost their lives -- a monument to their service. The land on which the Towers stood is some of the choicest real estate in the country; beyond this commercial impetus, building anew is a message to the terrorists (the er, religious terrorists) that we are still going strong -- a monument to human perseverance.
The ten commandments are a monument to human ignorance. At any rate, as religious symbols, they have no place in a courthouse or any other government building.
Lincoln should remind you of the emancipation of slavery. The bible should remind you of its institution. And I'm all for tearing that down (or up, as it were).