Dachsie
17th November 2017, 06:29 AM
I wonder if California and the states that have a state amusements sales tax will accept payment of taxes in kind.
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Newsrooms from coast-to-coast have reported that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco gave the go-ahead to hear…
A lawsuit to legalize prostitution.
The case was brought to court by three former prostitutes! Imagine!
And here’s the scary part:
I fear that the judges have already made up their minds! Check out these press reports. I’ve emphasized the most important piece:
“…Thursday’s three-judge panel indicated times have changed and it’s time to review the law again.”
The “three-judge panel…suggested that the law might need closer scrutiny, given today’s less restrictive standards…”
Is that bad news for all of America?
Absolutely! The danger is that the 9th Circuit is a federal court, and, as I’m sure you know, all too often legal decisions in Federal Courts…
…become the law of the land!
But there’s more. Read this court transcript:
Judge Carlos Bea: “Why is it illegal to sell something that it’s legal to give away?”
Judge Consuelo Callahan, citing the 2003 Supreme Court case legalizing private, non-commercial homosexual sex: “why wouldn’t a ruling for the right to engage in prostitution be “a natural extension of this Supreme Court precedent?”
if pimps and gangs are no longer constrained by law – our country will end up with prostitutes…
working on your neighborhood streets
near your children’s or grandchildren’s schools and recreation spots
near your husband’s or wife’s place of work or at their favorite lunch spot
...all across America!
But back to the court--
Arguing for the plaintiffs, Attorney Louis Sirkin, said:
“I believe the people in this country
have the right to act this way and to
make a living this way.”
But Stop! Unfortunately, people can use their free-will to engage in immoralities, but it should not be legal to do so in public! And California's current laws discouraging public prostitution are hardly draconian. They are fair with very reasonable penalties.
I believe that all of us and our children and grandchildren have the right to live in peace in our neighborhoods and drive through our cities without prostitutes and pimps legally operating on every street corner.
According to findlaw . com, in California:
A lewd act requires physical contact of a sexual nature, sexual conduct, or sexual intercourse between two people.
It is a crime to solicit prostitution, such as offering to pay money for sex, or to…
Pander prostitution (activity commonly referred to as ‘pimping’)
Again per findlaw . com, current California penalties are:
A first offense: sentenced as a misdemeanor: probation, short county jail time, or a fine
One prior conviction under prostitution laws: 45 days in county jail
Two or more: at least 90 days in county jail
This is good law. It should not be eliminated!
It discourages bad and harmful social behavior. It recognizes we are dealing with broken and imperfect people without demanding the perfection of angels.
Human law cannot, in every situation, mirror the absoluteness of Divine law.
So are these current California prostitution laws, just, fair and reasonable?
Yes!
Is there any good reason to change them?
No!
_____________________
To the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals:
“I oppose legalized prostitution
and I urge you to foster virtue,
not vice, and discourage prostitution
not legalize it.”
Source:
https://americaneedsfatima.org/forms/e17619.html?lang=en
I am not advocating or not not advocating signing the Petition but here is the petition message.
Honorable Judges
Of The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
I remind you that our decisions and laws should discourage, not legalize and thus encourage an immoral and harmful social behavior such as prostitution.
I believe that to find that prostitution should be legalized would be an affront to the honorable posts you hold and a break with the public trust.
Current California prostitution laws adequately protect the public of all ages and situations from those who would prey upon them.
Uphold the current prostitution laws. Defend the common good. Do NOT Legalize Prostitution.
Sincerely,
__________________________
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Newsrooms from coast-to-coast have reported that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco gave the go-ahead to hear…
A lawsuit to legalize prostitution.
The case was brought to court by three former prostitutes! Imagine!
And here’s the scary part:
I fear that the judges have already made up their minds! Check out these press reports. I’ve emphasized the most important piece:
“…Thursday’s three-judge panel indicated times have changed and it’s time to review the law again.”
The “three-judge panel…suggested that the law might need closer scrutiny, given today’s less restrictive standards…”
Is that bad news for all of America?
Absolutely! The danger is that the 9th Circuit is a federal court, and, as I’m sure you know, all too often legal decisions in Federal Courts…
…become the law of the land!
But there’s more. Read this court transcript:
Judge Carlos Bea: “Why is it illegal to sell something that it’s legal to give away?”
Judge Consuelo Callahan, citing the 2003 Supreme Court case legalizing private, non-commercial homosexual sex: “why wouldn’t a ruling for the right to engage in prostitution be “a natural extension of this Supreme Court precedent?”
if pimps and gangs are no longer constrained by law – our country will end up with prostitutes…
working on your neighborhood streets
near your children’s or grandchildren’s schools and recreation spots
near your husband’s or wife’s place of work or at their favorite lunch spot
...all across America!
But back to the court--
Arguing for the plaintiffs, Attorney Louis Sirkin, said:
“I believe the people in this country
have the right to act this way and to
make a living this way.”
But Stop! Unfortunately, people can use their free-will to engage in immoralities, but it should not be legal to do so in public! And California's current laws discouraging public prostitution are hardly draconian. They are fair with very reasonable penalties.
I believe that all of us and our children and grandchildren have the right to live in peace in our neighborhoods and drive through our cities without prostitutes and pimps legally operating on every street corner.
According to findlaw . com, in California:
A lewd act requires physical contact of a sexual nature, sexual conduct, or sexual intercourse between two people.
It is a crime to solicit prostitution, such as offering to pay money for sex, or to…
Pander prostitution (activity commonly referred to as ‘pimping’)
Again per findlaw . com, current California penalties are:
A first offense: sentenced as a misdemeanor: probation, short county jail time, or a fine
One prior conviction under prostitution laws: 45 days in county jail
Two or more: at least 90 days in county jail
This is good law. It should not be eliminated!
It discourages bad and harmful social behavior. It recognizes we are dealing with broken and imperfect people without demanding the perfection of angels.
Human law cannot, in every situation, mirror the absoluteness of Divine law.
So are these current California prostitution laws, just, fair and reasonable?
Yes!
Is there any good reason to change them?
No!
_____________________
To the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals:
“I oppose legalized prostitution
and I urge you to foster virtue,
not vice, and discourage prostitution
not legalize it.”
Source:
https://americaneedsfatima.org/forms/e17619.html?lang=en
I am not advocating or not not advocating signing the Petition but here is the petition message.
Honorable Judges
Of The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
I remind you that our decisions and laws should discourage, not legalize and thus encourage an immoral and harmful social behavior such as prostitution.
I believe that to find that prostitution should be legalized would be an affront to the honorable posts you hold and a break with the public trust.
Current California prostitution laws adequately protect the public of all ages and situations from those who would prey upon them.
Uphold the current prostitution laws. Defend the common good. Do NOT Legalize Prostitution.
Sincerely,
__________________________