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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (947352)	7/16/2016 3:22:54 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1577009

You've denied your fellow pervert who got arrested for taking pics of girls in public bathrooms is a transsexual. Although he said he was and that's the only criteria. Be honest, you're just excited by the idea of girls being violated.

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (947352)	7/17/2016 2:30:33 PM
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Georgia police: Chattanooga attorney shot after breaking into elderly couple's house, throwing plants at them [ Another reason elderly Americans need to be armed ... to protect them from crazed Democratic lawyers. And yes, anyone like this guy HAS to be a Democrat. ] July 13th, 2016 by Zack Peterson in Local Regional News Read Time: 2 mins. RINGGOLD, GA. — A Chattanooga attorney was shot Tuesday after police say he broke into an elderly couple's house, threatened them, vowed to leave, returned anyway, climbed on the roof, and threw plants at them. Matthew Jack Fitzharris, 29, was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault against the elderly, two counts of terroristic threats, two counts of entering an automobile or other motor vehicle with intent to commit theft or felony, and burglary, simple assault and criminal damage to property, records show. Catoosa County clerks said Fitzharris remained in jail Wednesday on a $7,500 bond. That amount only covers the burglary and criminal damage to property charges, clerks said. Fitzharris will appear before a county magistrate today at 1 p.m. to address the other seven charges. Police say Fitzharris walked into the couple's home Tuesday evening at 1019 Cloud Springs Road, uninvited and carrying a blanket. When Alice Hanshaw, one of the homeowners, asked the stranger to get out, Fitzharris screamed, "I'm not leaving your f**** home," records show. Hanshaw asked him once more, this time offering an ultimatum: If he didn't leave, she would shoot him. "You won't shoot me," Fitzharris replied. "My husband was a Marine, and he will shoot you," she said, handing a firearm to Delbert Hanshaw, records show. With the gun out, Fitzharris backed down. "I'm sorry, I have the wrong house," he said, and went to leave. Then, he returned immediately, records show, grabbing the blanket he brought along and dashing outside. He ran up the back stairs, where the Hanshaws' niece stays in an apartment, banging on the door. Charlotte Lee told police that Fitzharris kept asking for someone she didn't know. She locked him out and called 9-1-1. Meanwhile, outside on the porch, Fitzharris hurled plants at her relatives as they screamed for him to leave. Fitzharris threatened to "f* y'all up." Then he promised to kill himself. Then he tried climbing the roof of a nearby shed. Instead, he bolted down the stairs, tried to hit Alice and Delbert Hanshaw, and ran to the front of the house, records show. The couple followed him. Still armed, Delbert Hanshaw said, "If you don't leave, I will kill your a," records show. "You don't have any bullets," Fitzharris replied. Delbert Hanshaw fired a shot into the ground. Fitzharris lunged. In self-defense, Delbert Hanshaw pumped two rounds into Fitzharris' right arm, records show. When police responded around 11:55 p.m., they found Fitzharris in his car. He was loaded into an ambulance, taken to Hamilton Medical Center in Dalton, Ga., and returned to jail with a cast. Attorney McCracken Poston, who will represent Fitzharris before the magistrate, said his client had just completed a car deal in Georgia. Poston said he wasn't sure if the car deal went bad, or if the shooter — Delbert Hanshaw — was connected to the transaction. "I don't know the circumstances of his arrest yet," Poston said, "But I do think that a suspected psychological problem may be at play, and we're hoping to get him help as soon as possible."** According to his website, Fitzharris moved to Chattanooga to begin his law practice in fall 2013. Before graduating from Ohio Northern University's law school, he earned degrees in psychology and business administration. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2016/jul/13/georgipolice-local-attorney-shot-after-threat/375925/

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7/17/2016 2:32:59 PM

From: Brumar89

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Iowa Social Engineers Exploit Civil Rights Law to Impose Depravity on Churches

Militant homosexuals constitute an insignificant percentage of the population. Why is advancing their radical agenda such a high priority for the progressives in charge? Because it is a tool that can be used to attack Christianity:

A pair of Iowa churches are challenging a new interpretation of their state’s civil rights act, which prohibits Christians from making gay or transgender people feel unwelcome and from restricting church bathroom use to a person’s biological gender.

Anything that does not comply with their most imperious demands makes them “feel unwelcome.” Allowing men to use the ladies room would make Christians feel unwelcome in their own church. That’s the idea.

A 2007 amendment to the Iowa Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination in public accommodations on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity, among other factors.

It becomes increasingly obvious how tyrannical and intolerable feel-good “civil rights” decrees actually are when taken to extremes — as they inevitably will be.

Religious institutions are exempt, but only when they are doing something “related to a bona fide religious purpose.”

Typically, the exemption is vague enough to allow activist judges to throw it out the window. Does taking a leak have a “bona fide religious purpose”? If not, you can do it in front of little girls.

[T]he newest explanation from the Iowa Civil Rights Commission (ICRC), a law enforcement agency commissioned to end discrimination in Iowa, wrote that “a childcare facility operated at a church or a church service open to the public” would be subject to the regulations.

Is your daughter safe from Sean Patrick Smith types in the restroom at a church daycare facility? Not if it’s in Iowa.

On July 4, Fort Des Moines Church of Christ filed a federal lawsuit arguing that not exempting church services—all of which are open to the public, they argue—violates the First Amendment. Without full exemption, they fear the state government could censor church teachings.

It could and it will. The Bible is hate speech, after all.

The ICRC also announced that individuals may choose their restroom based on “their gender identity, rather than their assigned sex at birth,” without having to show documentation or answer questions.

Given the extreme hostility of gay militants toward Christians, it is not hard to imagine a flash mob of several dozen drag queens showing up in a church’s ladies room just as services end. That is just the sort of Alinskyite soft terrorism that you could expect to be used in support of a degenerate soft tyranny like we live under. The authorities are inviting it, just as they have invited the practice of searching out and destroying Christian bakeries.

Hold on tight to your sense of decency, because progressives will do whatever they can to pry it away from you.

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