The Wrath of a Judge

                                                 The Wrath of a Judge

                                                         by Wilbur Witt

     The case of the eighteen year old girl in Florida accused of lewd conduct with a minor is not unusual, nor is the young lady being singled out for her same sex activity. Facts of the case are simple. These two hooked up when both were minors, continuing their romantic activity after the older girl became an adult. The parents of the younger girl, after expressing their discontent over the liaison, went to the authorities and filed charges. Now, at this point all the red flags start flying, and the whole gay thing comes to the front, but that wasn't the entire issue. 

     The judge, in a commendable act of common sense, agreed to conditions and stipulations pertaining to this unique circumstance. The elder girl was to be released on bail, waiting to be placed on probation with the express order from the judge NOT to contact the minor any more! Now I'm just a simple ol' boy from Austin, but if a district judge tells me to go crap in the hall I'll swing by the restroom to pick up a roll of toilette paper and head for the hall. This over-sexed little Hottie (and she is hot folks) just couldn't keep her estrogen down to a manageable level, sending thousands of text messages to the minor, including what I understand to be some very nice pictures. 

     The good news is she looks sexy even in orange, the bad news is that knot between her eyes where the judge threw the book at her isn't nearly as becoming. Florida has many persecutions of heterosexual relationships involving adult-minor affairs so get away from the gay rights thing. As a matter of fact if this girl had been given special consideration because of her sexual orientation there should have been a host of appeals, and law suits coming from people doing time for a heterosexual situation. The law was applied evenly, DON'T SCREW LITTLE KIDS!

     Her crime was ignoring the direct order of a district judge. Total disrespect for authority. This chick is gonna do time. Yes, her life is ruined. No, she'll never be a doctor. Yes, she'll be a registered sex offender. That's what happens when you figuratively spit in a district judge's face. To yield to real authority is not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of common sense, and respect. I was once arrested for talking back! Me AND my lawyer, the late, great Joe Barron, were BOTH arrested IN court because he showed up wearing a motorcycle jacket and Dingo boots. (Hey, it's Texas, ok?) You live and learn, and little Miss "I Can't Control My Hormones" is just about to learn a very valuable life lesson. Hope she looks that good when she gets out. What the hell, I'll probably be dead by then.   

Moving Beyond DOMA

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/supreme-court-rules-gay-marriage-cases/story?id=19492896

http://youtu.be/uUY-M43gQZY

     No matter what we may think a person's private life is just that, private! As long as it's between consenting adults, and harms no one, what happens in the bedroom is the business of the participants,mand I don't care if it's male-female, male-male, female-female, or Elder Smith and his four favorite wives, it is not the business of the government! 

     The natural order will dictate that most unions will be traditional, but having laws that demand parameters around sexual conduct will fail because when the lights go out you can't read a law book. Little Johnny and Suzie will always meet in grade school and fall in love, but we cannot exclude those whom we simply do not agree with. Thinking about a homosexual union may disturb you but watching a heterosexual union disturbs me unless I'm the one doing the unifying. 

     Now that the Supreme Court has blazed the way to sanity perhaps we can concentrate on more pressing issues like privacy in our phone calls, being able to see a doctor and not invading countries because they pray to a different God. 

Supreme Court Strikes Down DOMA

No More DOMA

You Can't Always Get What You Want. . .

I'm going to make a prediction. I listened to the justices today and I picked up on something. They don't want to be dragged into a debate on such an issue. I think they are really wondering why they are involved at all, which is exactly my stance. I see a ruling that is going to pitch this ball right back to the states and the court is going to tell them to just deal with it. We will see.

Debate in the Supreme Court

Best bits from today

Equal Sign on FaceBook

Day Two The DOMA

Rush says Gay marriage s inevitable

Justices Begin to Doubt Validity of DOMA

Tiptoe through the DOMA with me

Will Legal Make It Legal?

One More For The Bandwagon

One more out of the closet

James Yaegar agrees with ME

Court Hears Arguments Today

Supreme Court Hears Argument

Religious-Civil Pro & Con

Picked up this clip from CNN. When I first began this blog I felt as if I may be in the minority, but this discussion shows that the general population, including Hillary Clinton, thinks that we have more pressing issues and need to resolve this, put it behind us and move on with our nation's recovery. The statement on CNN went as so:


It was inevitable that the debate over same-sex marriage would have a strong religious component. This is partly because it involves such questions as the interpretation of biblical passages that, on their face, condemn homosexuality as a sin. But it also involves squaring the authority of ancient texts with modern theological understanding and developments in biology. And of course, the importance of love and human autonomy as religious values should be considered. 

Religious-Civil Discussion

Being Gay in Mississippi

Statistically speaking, Franklin County should be straighter than John Wayne eating Chick-fil-A. The middle-of-nowhere rectangle in southwest Mississippi -- known for its pine forests, hog hunting and an infamous hate crime -- is home to exactly zero same-sex couples, according to an analysis of census data.

The County With No Gays