Ten Commandments monument destroyed day after installation at Arkansas Capitol

[88m3]

BY AIDA CHAVEZ - 06/28/17 08:37 AM EDT 554
A man drove his car into a granite Ten Commandments monument Wednesday morning, destroying the memorial less than 24 hours after it was installed on Arkansas Capitol grounds.

The man was arrested, Arkansas Online reported. Investigators believe he recorded himself as he drove into the statue.



“We had some concerns, just because this was such a highly charged issue with some people,” a spokesman with the Secretary of State’s office told Arkansas Online.
State Sen. Jason Rapert (R) sponsored a 2015 law to erect the controversial 6-foot-tall monument on state grounds.

The ACLU of Arkansas had said it planned a lawsuit over the monument.

Ten Commandments monument destroyed day after installation at Arkansas Capitol

 

[David_TheMan]

Now they'll just spend more money to rebuild it.
He really showed the, fukking up his car, endangering his life, and going to jail over it though. Didn't he?

 

[N.J.stan]

that man

 

[88m3]

Now they'll just spend more money to rebuild it.
He really showed the, fukking up his car, endangering his life, and going to jail over it though. Didn't he?

Paul Ryan is envious of your spinal dexterity

 

[David_TheMan]

Paul Ryan is envious of your spinal dexterity

What does Paul Ryan have to do with stating the fact that driving a car into a monument you hate instead of just taking the matter to court, which has already ruled in your favor nationally, is a stupid idea.
Why celebrate stupidity

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

What does Paul Ryan have to do with stating the fact that driving a car into a monument you hate instead of just taking the matter to court, which has already ruled in your favor nationally, is a stupid idea.
Why celebrate stupidity

Because he really 'stuck it' to 'G-d' and his sheeple with this brave action.

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[Alpha Male]

what could you possibly have against the ten commandments?

 

[levitate]

Whilst I don't approve of the means, I approve of the end.

Should have never been on state grounds.

 

[AZBeauty]

Shouldnt have been there in the first place.

 

[Leasy]

Destroy ten commandments breh but like the Confederate flag. This people are dumb as fukk and about to go back to Europe lifestyle circa World War 1 and 2.

 

[AndroidHero]

what could you possibly have against the ten commandments?

Separation of church and state, it was built on government property.

 

[Alpha Male]

Separation of church and state, it was built on government property.

when you're in court and you testify before a judge and jury you swear on the bible do you not?

 

[AndroidHero]

when you're in court and you testify before a judge and jury you swear on the bible do you not?

No not all.

 

[acri1]

when you're in court and you testify before a judge and jury you swear on the bible do you not?

There's no legal requirement that you have to do that, it's just a custom. You can replace "swear" with "affirm" that you'll tell the truth and replace "so help you god" with "under pains and penalties of perjury" and it's legally the same.

 

[the cac mamba]

what could you possibly have against the ten commandments?

how about the fact that they're an important part of a fake, harmful narrative that keeps a staggering portion of this country ignorant