Eddie Bennett

Foolishness is in the mind's eye of the less intelligent, m3!

As a concerned citizen, of the state of Georgia, I ask WTH??? Why would you charge me hundreds of dollars for a copy of the Official Code Of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A.)? I pay more taxes than LexisNexis. Do you want me to be ignorant of the law, so you can have cops write me a tickets for running yellow lights?

Andrew Jackson is the only President to disregard a Supreme Court ruling. That was when the Cherokee Indians walked on the trail of tears, for 800 miles, in the dead of winter.

I'm only serious when I look in the mirror, Lo! Because:

Do the officials, rather than the cops themselves, require this kind of activity? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Mz1JoXGBAw

I wonder why people stay on jobs that require them to do things against their beliefs. It's like the Atlanta Cop who wrote a ticket for running a yellow light, and being apologetic for having to do it. What would you do, guys? What would you do to your fellow citizens in order to keep your job? I know there are complex situations, like the ones in this topic, but just where do we draw the line on keeping our jobs?

There are two types of decision makers in the world. The first are internal decision makers. These are the people who self-analyze every step, every option, every possible outcome and never talk it through with others. This doesn't mean they don't care about others opinions. In fact, my experience is that it is quite the opposite. They've been burned so many times, they choose to make their decisions on their own as a way of avoiding being rejected. The second is an external decision maker. These people constantly seek the opinions of others, asking for their approval in ways such as, "Do

What are you capable of doing to your fellow citizens for the sake of your job?

If you work in Atlanta, don't run yellow lights, even if you are running a little late. Atlanta resident Blaine Palmer has a beef with an Atlanta Police officer who has written him a traffic ticket. The dispute, the motorist claims the traffic signal was yellow and not red, is just one half of this story. Palmer said it was the police officer's explanation that really threw him. The motorist said the cop sounded apologetic for issuing him a ticket. He reportedly explained to Palmer that supervisors are instructing patrol officers they must increase citations. http://www.fox5atl

Thanks, G D!

You might wind up by your self, one day, G D! Then you will be going around like these old men.

Happy Birthday, and hope that you will live many more years to come.

I'll be sitting on the far side banks of Jordan.

It's okay to practice any religion a person wishes to practice, N J! Most people recognize the separation of church and state. State laws, and federal laws, are enforceable. Religion is not enforceable, but rather a freedom to believe what you want to believe. When it comes demanding that others believe what you believe, you are violating the rights your forefathers, and mothers, sought when they migrated to this United States.

Trying to carry on a conversation with someone, now days, is like standing at the counter while your sales person is on the phone with a customer who called as you were checking out. I have had to be interrupted many times like this. They say, I'll be right with you, but that has no meaning.

There is a news paper that I buy, now and then, for $1.25. It's name is "Just Busted," It shows the photos of people who are recently arrested, by county. The only county's in this news paper are Cherokee, Pickens, Gilmer, Fannin, Union, Hall, Clay, Forsith, Lumpkin, Dawson, and Gwinnett. It also has Murphy & Andrews, North Carolina. I did find the link below for "Georgia Busted," though it shoes no mug shots. And, I suppose, maybe, Paulding county is included in "Georgia Busted." http://www.georgiabusted.com/

If the county clerk were a supporter of freedom of religion, she wouldn't be attempting to force her religious belief's down other people's throats.

I noticed that you used the U. S. currency sign "$", G D. Is that a conservative thing? I consider you a valuable asset to me, to others, and to yourself. Of course, assets are only partly identified by currency, or even money! If it were not for you many people would suffer a great loss. As you have no doubt figured out, the IBLs (International Banklords) like it that way because it blows out a natural smoke screen that plays right in to their greedy pockets. Farmers Credit Tickets was left as simple as possible to make it interesting for you. Its purpose was to get the basic

I saw one ant, CC, that is braver than the rest! Maybe that is what it takes, with ants. one goes, and checks thing out, and then there is a trail of followers. Of course. ants have been here before people, and will most likely be here after people are gone!

I think it's time to take marriage out of the government business. Family values are so screwed up that it's all coming out, finally. I knew it before the Civil War was fought, as I studied old Southern religion, and slave masters were down in the little houses. Family values are much like the fictitious TV show, where Josh and Anna has endured some fictional Family Values. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3exzt4bw1w

Financial investment is a wise thing to do for your retirement, and for some good income. But, that is only one form of investment. What you invest in yourself is wise, too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nanJH2sakXM

Who does this sort of thing.

Woman, you know what you are talking about!

It doesn't matter how late you are, Mrs. G, because Lo will always be there to accept your kindness. She's not getting older, she was already old. But, she is still my baby. She's a Rose. A Rose that God loves!

Other people's religion is always controversial. Jesus, the main Christian lived in controversy. Living by someone else's religion, other than by God's, is being addicted to the approval of other people. One woman, in Kentucky, has her own religion. So, by God, what does that have to do with yours?