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In the discussion thread: Arizona Senate approves lying to women to prevent abortions [View all]

Thu Mar 8, 2012, 06:53 PM

21. bearing false witness , aka LYING, is supposed to be a sin

according to these religious fanatics posing as politicians. Are they now saying that what they are commanded not to do is irrelevant? god's word is no longer means anything if it means shoving their will up the uteri of the women of Arizona?

so, what about lying when it comes to a court of law?

can a lie even be prosecuted in a court of law, if the legislature says that lying is ok?

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61 replies	Author	Time	Post
Arizona Senate approves lying to women to prevent abortions [View all]	kpete	Mar 2012	OP
Looks like the US is trying to work its way up the ladder as a repressive nation. n/t	RKP5637	Mar 2012	#1
I can't believe we're back to this	Spacemom	Mar 2012	#2
the GOP has become completely unhinged....	mike_c	Mar 2012	#3
Hope this wakes up the Arizonans and see this is a losing issue	anti-alec	Mar 2012	#11
No longer the GOP, they are the American Religious Party.	sarcasmo	Mar 2012	#50
No physician would support this	longship	Mar 2012	#4
"No physician would support this"	awoke_in_2003	Mar 2012	#25
It is to dtop lawsuits aimed at doctors who have already done just this already	lunasun	Mar 2012	#27
No responsible physician...	longship	Mar 2012	#34
Ron Paul would support it	abelenkpe	Mar 2012	#40
I would think that would be	Iliyah	Mar 2012	#5
They want smaller government for businesses and the 1%	obxhead	Mar 2012	#17
Also	Iliyah	Mar 2012	#6
I'd say challenge it in court but in Arizona that is the same as the GOP.	OregonBlue	Mar 2012	#7
Ironically? The GOP claims that many of the new measures are merely, to better inform women	Brettongarcia	Mar 2012	#8
boy, good thing we don't have govt getting between doctors and patients. that would be bad.	ladywnch	Mar 2012	#9
If I lived in Arizona, I'd hand my doctor a ten page questionnaire	OKNancy	Mar 2012	#10
Wonder if it would be ideal to bill your own doctor	anti-alec	Mar 2012	#13
I would definitely ask a doctor's position on these issues	RainDog	Mar 2012	#41
If I lived in Arizona I would tell the Doctor up front that I expect to receive copies of and and	avebury	Mar 2012	#12
Ask if they're a Republican...	socialindependocrat	Mar 2012	#16
If they can lie to you, they can forge medical tests. If there's money in it, they will	saras	Mar 2012	#19
Good idea in any state	DesertRat	Mar 2012	#28
Yeah, really. After the shit I've seen working in healthcare,	BlueIris	Mar 2012	#60
Do these forced-pregnancy doctors and Catholic hospitals	MsPithy	Mar 2012	#14
it's sickening that women can be the most	SemperEadem	Mar 2012	#15
It angers me that this stuff gets to be law to begin with.	socialindependocrat	Mar 2012	#18
The Onion	OVERPAID01	Mar 2012	#20
the links	SemperEadem	Mar 2012	#22
bearing false witness , aka LYING, is supposed to be a sin	SemperEadem	Mar 2012	#21
anything is okay...	awoke_in_2003	Mar 2012	#26
Hoping you meant to add the < sarcasm> thingy....	peacebird	Mar 2012	#32
I wrote what I wrote the way I wanted to write it	SemperEadem	Mar 2012	#47
Yes, i meant it sarcastically. nt	awoke_in_2003	Mar 2012	#56
The trouble is, that is all too often true.	Occulus	Mar 2012	#61
That would be a violation of the Hippocratic Oath	nyy1998	Mar 2012	#23
Hippocrates was a Greek physician who helped transform medicine from a field ruled by	lunasun	Mar 2012	#29
Um, that didn't exactly answer my question	nyy1998	Mar 2012	#38
The kind of doctor who believes the Bible trumps Hippocrates	lunasun	Mar 2012	#58
just curious (since I'm a history of history buff), but which writer did you get that bio	MisterP	Mar 2012	#55
Encyclopedia of World Scientists, Volume 1 By Elizabeth H. Oakes	lunasun	Mar 2012	#57
A little longer article...	RockWarrior	Mar 2012	#24
Sigh / ugh	47of74	Mar 2012	#30
Does that fall under bearing false witness?	Betsy Ross	Mar 2012	#31
You're kidding me.	JohnnyRingo	Mar 2012	#33
I really do wonder what in the hell is going on in Arizona.	olegramps	Mar 2012	#48
Copycats. Kansas has already done this. Need to think up some new bizarre idea.	triguy46	Mar 2012	#35
Spam deleted by uppityperson (MIR Team)	asfghjkyu	Mar 2012	#36
puke	krispos42	Mar 2012	#37
WTF?!!	abelenkpe	Mar 2012	#39
When Alaska just isn't crazy enough for you...	Kalidurga	Mar 2012	#42
The Handmaid's Tale	got root	Mar 2012	#43
Creeping "Christian Dominionism:"	blkmusclmachine	Mar 2012	#44
Correct me if I'm wrong here	christx30	Mar 2012	#45
So glad I'm past that age and don't have to worry about it.	Wait Wut	Mar 2012	#46
The assault on women continues, I am pretty sure this is going to be a summer of	sarcasmo	Mar 2012	#49
Bill Would Violate The Hippocratic Oath	DallasNE	Mar 2012	#51
NATURALLY; its what they DO, LIE!	elleng	Mar 2012	#52
Arizona senate approves lying	Islandlife	Mar 2012	#53
So it is just fine with Arizona if a woman dies or is disabled by pre-eclampsia/eclampsia,	AllyCat	Mar 2012	#54
The flip side of this is that the baby might have a life threatening problem	Nikia	Mar 2012	#59

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