Yahoo Bot: Mormonism is Calling--You've Become a God

[_Yahoo Bot]

SP: You plainly have no clue about federalism [the commerce clause had nothing to do with the operations of a city] or municipal law [I guess you think Ford, the expert on Nauvoo's charter, is an idiot]. I'll leave my comments as is, for those who are otherwise bored enough as it is by the topic.

I'm sorry, if you're a lawyer you are a pretty stupid one.

I'll stack my real credentials (constitutional lawyer; Supreme Court appearances) against your idiot claims.

[_sock puppet]

SP: You plainly have no clue about federalism [the commerce clause had nothing to do with the operations of a city] or municipal law [I guess you think Ford, the expert on Nauvoo's charter, is an idiot]. I'll leave my comments as is, for those who are otherwise bored enough as it is by the topic.

I'm sorry, if you're a lawyer you are a pretty stupid one.

I'll stack my real credentials (constitutional lawyer; Supreme Court appearances) against your idiot claims.

Thanks for proving RayA and beastie are once again right.

[_Doctor CamNC4Me]

Supreme Court appearances

* cough cough cough *

Lol. Yeah. Ok. Just like Mr. Simon has an MPhil. Jesus. You ****ing people.

V/R
Dr. Cam

[_schreech]

I'll stack my real credentials (constitutional lawyer; Supreme Court appearances) against your idiot claims.

Lol - i have done the SC tour also...Is that now called an "appearance"?

[_sock puppet]

I'll stack my real credentials (constitutional lawyer; Supreme Court appearances) against your idiot claims.

You know, Bot, maybe you ought to let your firm in on the notion that you consider yourself a 'constitutional lawyer'. It's not something they list as among your practice areas--in fact, your firm does not even list constitutional law as one of the practice categories for the firm. Go figure.

[_schreech]

You know, Bot, maybe you ought to let your firm in on the notion that you consider yourself a 'constitutional lawyer'. It's not something they list as among your practice areas--in fact, your firm does not even list constitutional law as one of the practice categories for the firm. Go figure.

There is nothing more pathetic than people who attempt to refer to their "credentials" on an online message board...Once someone feels the need to stoop to such ridiculousness, they may as well pack it in and accept that they have lost teh internets!!...The fact that he needs to refer to his "credentials" reeks of insecurity....It seems like a lawyer would understand that....