I saw a report in an English newspaper about a policeman who has been suspended for doing his duty. I don't understand this because the person he stopped for repeatedly crossing Stop signs without stopping could have killed somebody driving at right angles.
This Texan is a football player or hockey player or baseball player. He was going to the hospital to see his mother-in-law who he claimed to the policeman was dying. But that doesn't mean you should break the law, does it? Once you break one law and get away with it, it's tempting to do it again, I would have thought. Didn't Jesus repeatedly make points regarding honesty? Wasn't honesty Jesus' policy?
I looked it up on the internet and see the policeman is white and the offender is black. Well, it's a good thing it didn't happen in England because the policeman would not have been so polite to a black man and would probably shoot him - if he had a gun. I suppose that's why English policemen don't have guns. They can't be trusted like American policemen can.
Why are people in America making such a fuss over a dying mother in law? Don't most married men want their mother in law dead? Especially if the mother in law is not a regular church goer, I would have thought.
Am I missing something here? And why was the Texan running back? I thought he wanted to see his dying mother-in-law.
This Texan is a football player or hockey player or baseball player. He was going to the hospital to see his mother-in-law who he claimed to the policeman was dying. But that doesn't mean you should break the law, does it? Once you break one law and get away with it, it's tempting to do it again, I would have thought. Didn't Jesus repeatedly make points regarding honesty? Wasn't honesty Jesus' policy?
I looked it up on the internet and see the policeman is white and the offender is black. Well, it's a good thing it didn't happen in England because the policeman would not have been so polite to a black man and would probably shoot him - if he had a gun. I suppose that's why English policemen don't have guns. They can't be trusted like American policemen can.
Why are people in America making such a fuss over a dying mother in law? Don't most married men want their mother in law dead? Especially if the mother in law is not a regular church goer, I would have thought.
Am I missing something here? And why was the Texan running back? I thought he wanted to see his dying mother-in-law.

HUNTING ATHEISTS SINCE 1989.

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