Brooklyn Priest Protests Parking Ticket

Who cares? A Priest got a ticket and he will soon come to the realization that he does not get special treatment at a hospital. Why are you getting all bent out of shape about it?

Even though I think your argument is juvenile at best I still respect your right to post it where ever you please. It is just that I would appreciate articles on a men’s’ news site to reflect the values of you know, men. Hopefully next time you will take the moral high ground and let justice run its course (I am sure the fine will stick, end of story) as well as not scoffing at the religious beliefs of hospital patients.

Who cares? A Priest got a ticket and he will soon come to the realization that he does not get special treatment at a hospital. Why are you getting all bent out of shape about it?

Even though I think your argument is juvenile at best I still respect your right to post it where ever you please. It is just that I would appreciate articles on a men’s’ news site to reflect the values of you know, men. Hopefully next time you will take the moral high ground and let justice run its course (I am sure the fine will stick, end of story) as well as not scoffing at the religious beliefs of hospital patients.

Who cares? A Priest got a ticket and he will soon come to the realization that he does not get special treatment at a hospital. Why are you getting all bent out of shape about it?

Even though I think your argument is juvenile at best I still respect your right to post it where ever you please. It is just that I would appreciate articles on a men’s’ news site to reflect the values of you know, men. Hopefully next time you will take the moral high ground and let justice run its course (I am sure the fine will stick, end of story) as well as not scoffing at the religious beliefs of hospital patients.

Who cares? A Priest got a ticket and he will soon come to the realization that he does not get special treatment at a hospital. Why are you getting all bent out of shape about it?

Even though I think your argument is juvenile at best I still respect your right to post it where ever you please. It is just that I would appreciate articles on a men’s’ news site to reflect the values of you know, men. Hopefully next time you will take the moral high ground and let justice run its course (I am sure the fine will stick, end of story) as well as not scoffing at the religious beliefs of hospital patients.

Who cares? A Priest got a ticket and he will soon come to the realization that he does not get special treatment at a hospital. Why are you getting all bent out of shape about it?

Even though I think your argument is juvenile at best I still respect your right to post it where ever you please. It is just that I would appreciate articles on a men’s’ news site to reflect the values of you know, men. Hopefully next time you will take the moral high ground and let justice run its course (I am sure the fine will stick, end of story) as well as not scoffing at the religious beliefs of hospital patients.

but a priest uttering mumbo jumbo last rites does not administer to the needs of the sick.

Once again the anti-Christian bigotry (Oh, I’m sorry – should have said “Xtian” – I know how the “C” word scares you libs) shines through; and then again this November and December, we’ll all read how the lefties are so confused that they just can’t seem to get the religious vote.

Like it or not, if I’m in an ER, and in extremis, that priest is as imprtant to me as a doctor, and if I wake up and find that the priest was denied access to me, I’m going to be suing just as sure as if the good doc had stitched his Taco Bell up in me. That is the needs of this man when he gets sick. Maybe not you, but as you left wingers are fond of chanting, “Who are you to shove your morality down my throat?”

Of course, you anti-theists are welcome to make your own schools, and own hospitals where the mention of “God” or “Jesus” is forbidden – but then again, it has been tried with a distinct lack of success, hasn’t it?

What makes it okay is that there is someone on an errand of mercy. Fortunately, I live in an area where the hospital has reserved parking for clergy, and tows without mercy those who take up those spaces.

Pity New York isn’t as enlightened. But then again, it is a “Blue” state, so I really don’t expect better.

but a priest uttering mumbo jumbo last rites does not administer to the needs of the sick.

Once again the anti-Christian bigotry (Oh, I’m sorry – should have said “Xtian” – I know how the “C” word scares you libs) shines through; and then again this November and December, we’ll all read how the lefties are so confused that they just can’t seem to get the religious vote.

Like it or not, if I’m in an ER, and in extremis, that priest is as imprtant to me as a doctor, and if I wake up and find that the priest was denied access to me, I’m going to be suing just as sure as if the good doc had stitched his Taco Bell up in me. That is the needs of this man when he gets sick. Maybe not you, but as you left wingers are fond of chanting, “Who are you to shove your morality down my throat?”

Of course, you anti-theists are welcome to make your own schools, and own hospitals where the mention of “God” or “Jesus” is forbidden – but then again, it has been tried with a distinct lack of success, hasn’t it?

What makes it okay is that there is someone on an errand of mercy. Fortunately, I live in an area where the hospital has reserved parking for clergy, and tows without mercy those who take up those spaces.

Pity New York isn’t as enlightened. But then again, it is a “Blue” state, so I really don’t expect better.

but a priest uttering mumbo jumbo last rites does not administer to the needs of the sick.

Once again the anti-Christian bigotry (Oh, I’m sorry – should have said “Xtian” – I know how the “C” word scares you libs) shines through; and then again this November and December, we’ll all read how the lefties are so confused that they just can’t seem to get the religious vote.

Like it or not, if I’m in an ER, and in extremis, that priest is as imprtant to me as a doctor, and if I wake up and find that the priest was denied access to me, I’m going to be suing just as sure as if the good doc had stitched his Taco Bell up in me. That is the needs of this man when he gets sick. Maybe not you, but as you left wingers are fond of chanting, “Who are you to shove your morality down my throat?”

Of course, you anti-theists are welcome to make your own schools, and own hospitals where the mention of “God” or “Jesus” is forbidden – but then again, it has been tried with a distinct lack of success, hasn’t it?

What makes it okay is that there is someone on an errand of mercy. Fortunately, I live in an area where the hospital has reserved parking for clergy, and tows without mercy those who take up those spaces.

Pity New York isn’t as enlightened. But then again, it is a “Blue” state, so I really don’t expect better.

but a priest uttering mumbo jumbo last rites does not administer to the needs of the sick.

Once again the anti-Christian bigotry (Oh, I’m sorry – should have said “Xtian” – I know how the “C” word scares you libs) shines through; and then again this November and December, we’ll all read how the lefties are so confused that they just can’t seem to get the religious vote.

Like it or not, if I’m in an ER, and in extremis, that priest is as imprtant to me as a doctor, and if I wake up and find that the priest was denied access to me, I’m going to be suing just as sure as if the good doc had stitched his Taco Bell up in me. That is the needs of this man when he gets sick. Maybe not you, but as you left wingers are fond of chanting, “Who are you to shove your morality down my throat?”

Of course, you anti-theists are welcome to make your own schools, and own hospitals where the mention of “God” or “Jesus” is forbidden – but then again, it has been tried with a distinct lack of success, hasn’t it?

What makes it okay is that there is someone on an errand of mercy. Fortunately, I live in an area where the hospital has reserved parking for clergy, and tows without mercy those who take up those spaces.

Pity New York isn’t as enlightened. But then again, it is a “Blue” state, so I really don’t expect better.

but a priest uttering mumbo jumbo last rites does not administer to the needs of the sick.

Once again the anti-Christian bigotry (Oh, I’m sorry – should have said “Xtian” – I know how the “C” word scares you libs) shines through; and then again this November and December, we’ll all read how the lefties are so confused that they just can’t seem to get the religious vote.

Like it or not, if I’m in an ER, and in extremis, that priest is as imprtant to me as a doctor, and if I wake up and find that the priest was denied access to me, I’m going to be suing just as sure as if the good doc had stitched his Taco Bell up in me. That is the needs of this man when he gets sick. Maybe not you, but as you left wingers are fond of chanting, “Who are you to shove your morality down my throat?”

Of course, you anti-theists are welcome to make your own schools, and own hospitals where the mention of “God” or “Jesus” is forbidden – but then again, it has been tried with a distinct lack of success, hasn’t it?

What makes it okay is that there is someone on an errand of mercy. Fortunately, I live in an area where the hospital has reserved parking for clergy, and tows without mercy those who take up those spaces.

Pity New York isn’t as enlightened. But then again, it is a “Blue” state, so I really don’t expect better.

Even if i find the text a little harsh, let’s remember one thing; being a spiritual servant of the people don’t put you over the laws of the land.

I can clearly understand if there’s an emergency and someone were in dire need of a priest in his last minutes of life but the text din’t talk of that.

This remember me a local story that happened some years ago. In the aftermath of a “Free Parking” scandal, Montreal’s meter attendants went in overdrive in the hope to get a better public image. This included giving tickets to orthodox jews who din’t moved their cars during the shabbath. I know everything went to court but I don’t remember the results.

Even if i find the text a little harsh, let’s remember one thing; being a spiritual servant of the people don’t put you over the laws of the land.

I can clearly understand if there’s an emergency and someone were in dire need of a priest in his last minutes of life but the text din’t talk of that.

This remember me a local story that happened some years ago. In the aftermath of a “Free Parking” scandal, Montreal’s meter attendants went in overdrive in the hope to get a better public image. This included giving tickets to orthodox jews who din’t moved their cars during the shabbath. I know everything went to court but I don’t remember the results.

Even if i find the text a little harsh, let’s remember one thing; being a spiritual servant of the people don’t put you over the laws of the land.

I can clearly understand if there’s an emergency and someone were in dire need of a priest in his last minutes of life but the text din’t talk of that.

This remember me a local story that happened some years ago. In the aftermath of a “Free Parking” scandal, Montreal’s meter attendants went in overdrive in the hope to get a better public image. This included giving tickets to orthodox jews who din’t moved their cars during the shabbath. I know everything went to court but I don’t remember the results.

Even if i find the text a little harsh, let’s remember one thing; being a spiritual servant of the people don’t put you over the laws of the land.

I can clearly understand if there’s an emergency and someone were in dire need of a priest in his last minutes of life but the text din’t talk of that.

This remember me a local story that happened some years ago. In the aftermath of a “Free Parking” scandal, Montreal’s meter attendants went in overdrive in the hope to get a better public image. This included giving tickets to orthodox jews who din’t moved their cars during the shabbath. I know everything went to court but I don’t remember the results.

Even if i find the text a little harsh, let’s remember one thing; being a spiritual servant of the people don’t put you over the laws of the land.

I can clearly understand if there’s an emergency and someone were in dire need of a priest in his last minutes of life but the text din’t talk of that.

This remember me a local story that happened some years ago. In the aftermath of a “Free Parking” scandal, Montreal’s meter attendants went in overdrive in the hope to get a better public image. This included giving tickets to orthodox jews who din’t moved their cars during the shabbath. I know everything went to court but I don’t remember the results.