— Liberty Counsel (@libertycounsel) September 3, 2015
If governors & legislatures thought this threat to religious freedom would go away – the jailing of Kim Davis proves them wrong. - @tperkins
— FRC (@FRCdc) September 3, 2015
Kim Davis in federal custody removes all doubts about the criminalization of Christianity in this country. We must defend #ReligiousLiberty!
— Gov. Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) September 3, 2015
I call on every Believer, every Constitutionalist, every lover of liberty to stand w/ Kim Davis—stop the persecution https://t.co/iyrWbPLgoR
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) September 3, 2015
Political Prisoner Kim Davis. Day One. #ImWithKim
— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) September 4, 2015
How many more Christians will Judge Bunning throw in jail?
— toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) September 3, 2015
I support Kim Davis like I would support a clerk who wouldn't sign a form allowing a box car into Auschwitz, "law" or not.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) September 1, 2015
Kim Davis did not break the law. She defied an unconstitutional RULING, just like Lincoln did with Dred Scott.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) September 5, 2015
Christian is the new black.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) September 3, 2015
If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so.
#tcot #KimDavis pic.twitter.com/ksAcTZz7sk
— Students of Liberty (@StudyingLiberty) September 5, 2015
On the other hand, plenty of other people on Twitter have condemned Davis for her homophobia and refusal to perform her job. Hashtags such as #DoYourJob, #FreeKimDavis, and #IStandWithKimDavis make for fun reading.
Hey, #IStandWithKimDavis nitwits, #KimDavis is much closer to George Wallace than Martin Luther King or Rosa Parks.
Read a book.
— Sir Thinks-A-Lot (@theatheistteach) September 5, 2015
#IStandWithKimDavis because as Jesus said, love thy neighbor, unless he's different. Then be a petty little bureaucrat & violate his rights
— Andrew Tumilty (@AndrewTumilty) September 5, 2015
#IStandWithKimDavis get a clue people pic.twitter.com/Vm5cNcFMud
— F Zahn (@fzmichael) September 4, 2015
You're denying the rights of a marginalized group by breaking the law -- #KimDavis is not the Jew, she's the Nazi. #IStandWithKimDavis
— MichaelCudday-dayenu (@dmschwart) September 4, 2015
If you think same-sex marriage sets a scary precedent, govt employees deciding who to serve or not is a far scarier one #KimDavis #DoYourJob
— Rev. Eric Atcheson (@RevEricAtcheson) September 2, 2015
Kim Davis has no right, constitutional or otherwise, to refuse to do the job Kentucky pays her to do. http://t.co/SyxC3zzHG8
— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) September 1, 2015
Religion is NEVER an excuse to discriminate. Let's tell Kim Davis: #DoYourJob and marry same-sex couples #LGBTQ pic.twitter.com/Njr9igIWrH
— The Task Force (@TheTaskForce) September 1, 2015
#KimDavis in a jail? Tim Tebow out a job? Has Jesus started enforcing His command not to be a sanctimonious douche in public? Matthew 6:5-6
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) September 5, 2015
#FreeKimDavis because she believes in traditional marriage so much that she's had 4 of them!
— Philosopher (@Da_Philosopher) September 5, 2015
#FreeKimDavis from her $80,000 a year dependency on taxpayers' hard earned money.
— Scott Wooledge (@Clarknt67) September 4, 2015
Sir Thinks-A-Lot nails it. Wallace in the schoolhouse door is exactly what her role in this drama amounts to. And gotta love Betty Bowers as always!
ReplyDeleteHuckabee and Cruz, by contrast, have produced what must be the stupidest tweets ever twotten (twitted? twattered? I can't keep up with these new verbs) by major-party Presidential candidates. Criminalization of Christianity? Persecution? The Middle Eastern Christians being beheaded and bound up on crosses by ISIS must feel so sorry for Davis and the horrible persecution she's suffering.
Infidel -- Davis and her supporters think she's the hero of the story, when she's really the villain.
DeletePeople like Huckabee love Christian persecution rhetoric, even when it has no anchoring in reality and even when Christians in other countries are suffering FAR worse.