Gordon wrote:No it doesn't.
Charity is the supreme value. This is scriptural. Deal with it.
Gordon wrote:Hey, if it gets the point across...
It gets a point across, just not the one you intended.
Gordon wrote:No it doesn't.
Gordon wrote:Hey, if it gets the point across...
Gordon wrote:Were they hungry? Sick? Would He have built them another motel down the street?
Gordon wrote:Darth J wrote:That was never the point.
The point, was that you claimed I had stated that they had no rights.
You are trying to limit Lambert only to its specific facts, and that is not how case law works.
I'm arguing that Lambert deals with forcible entry and detainer, and that does not apply in the Odgen Lodge closing.
So you are defending the actions of the LDS Church, and suggesting that anyone troubled by same is anti-Mormon, and yet you are not defending the LDS Church.
Come again? I think you're confusing yourself. I'm not doing as you assert.
Gordon wrote:My posts have not been to defend the Church's actions. I have brought this incident up to non-members, and they have agreed with my take on it. It appears that many posters are too biased on this.
Since I am dealing with someone who uses "you're" as a possessive and "your" as a contraction of "you are"
Forgive me...professor...for omitting an apostrophe. However, I don't see where I did the former.
and then implies that people who disagree with him are illiterate
Not illiterate, just having trouble with comprehension.
Gordon wrote:Ray A wrote:So who are you?
Someone who can read.
I will just say for the benefit of other viewers that I was talking about how Utah law treats long-term motel residents, which is a separate issue from the torts committed in Lambert.
But you seem to be using those as proof that torts were committed in the incident of the Odgen Motel...i.e. they were "evicted".
Trying to argue about whether someone is a tenant by saying that Lambert involved torts not present in the Ogden Lodge closing is like arguing that the Mayflower and the Titanic were not both boats because the Titanic ran into an iceberg, while the Mayflower did not.
No. You're trying to argue that the people on the Mayflower ultimately suffered the same as those on the Titanic because they were both on boats.
These people who lived at the Ogden Lodge have plenty of food and money
Never said anything about plenty.
If a woman is going to stay at a homeless shelter with her young daughter instead of finding another motel, we should not presume that she is doing so as a last resort
No, we should not presume that that was her only option, seeing as the facts suggest otherwise.
Despite the plain statements of Doctrine and Covenants and three General Authorities, the LDS Church does not teach that those who fail to pay tithing will be burned at the Second Coming
I addressed the statements and citations that you gave...deal with them.
The dictionary defines housing as any place of lodging, and defines lodging as a place of temporary shelter, but this motel was not housing for these people
Again, do you consider a car "housing"? How about a treehouse? Under my porch?
Case law only applies to the specific facts of a given case
Case law must apply to similar situations. Case law for computer hacking does not apply to case law for child porn simply because computers were involved in both cases.
When that premise is shown to be clearly wrong, then the people living at the Ogden Lodge are not residents because they were not wrongfully evicted
I'm not arguing residency, I'm arguing the "eviction" claim.
Now, where again did my posts contain your "Nuh uh," and "You're stupid" innuendos?
So did Jeff K. name his sock puppet "Gordon" after President Hinckley, or was there another reason?
I'm always amused by posters accusing others of a sock puppet merely because they don't like what is being said. What's your sock puppet Darth?
I'm so pleased to see that after being gone for a few days, Gordon is still sharing his rapier wit and trenchant insights.
Jersey Girl wrote:DarthI'm so pleased to see that after being gone for a few days, Gordon is still sharing his rapier wit and trenchant insights.
I'm so pleased to see that after 13 days, the Jerks continue to compete for the title. My evil plan is working and it's gonna be a tough call, folks!
;-)
liz3564 wrote:Yahoo Bot a.k.a. Bob Crockett--His calculating, cutting remarks are always followed by a "poor me" when someone actually insults him in return.
Yahoo Bot wrote:liz3564 wrote:Yahoo Bot a.k.a. Bob Crockett--His calculating, cutting remarks are always followed by a "poor me" when someone actually insults him in return.
Well, well. It seems I've made a real enemy with you, my dear, haven't I?
I will try to stop the "poor me" nonsense. I wonder though, whether "calculating, cutting remarks" are inappropriate in this forum? I mean, faithful Mormons can't (or shouldn't) respond with vulgarities and profanities. I guess they could be eternally polite. Is that what you'd prefer from "poor me?"
I think that, however, when you inspect my posts you've confused bluntness with evil disposition. At least I think so.
sock puppet wrote:
Gee, Bot, I'm sure you have another cheek to turn--well, unless you are the uni-buttocks.
For the record, Jersey Girl, I will be disappointed if I do not win.