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This proposed preferential treatment should shame any sane lds person here in the city into action.

We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council: some seem be slipping upstairs, bats in the belfry, they seem too weak to be able to cohere together the lds church and its regard of people of color before 1978 and after 1978, up to the present time.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predecessor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

"HEY! If you are a BYU student, that means you are Caucasian! You were righteous in the lds prelife!
But you, you over there! You are not a BYU student! So you are not Caucasian! A BLACK PAGAN YOU and YOUR TYPE are until we background check you! And if it comes up what we define as dirty, you have nothing, absolutely nothing to offer here in 'Pure City', I mean 'Provo City', Utah"

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferential cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok ??? That is laughable!

Cause, theoretically, a school could have as a code of conduct this: A student must have plead guilty to one or more class A misdemeanors during their life.
(see, this could be a good thing because this school believes that having a for-real run-in with the law and judicial system makes their minds more fertile for learning, thus improving their chances with their studies)

I'm 40 years old; Mr. Stewart and crew are much more experienced, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that even I, a lay-man with little authority and honor in Provo, can detect such stench in this proposed ordinance?

It's like the council has tapped their inner-Adolph Hitler or something. -unreal!-

WaynesWorld wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure


badly flawed

This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure badly flawed

Great ordinance!

It is rumored that there exists a gas chamber underneath the LDS temple, initially made to execute the "oath of vengeance" as needed.
It is similar to those discovered in Deutschland during the 1940s, and only the very highest echelon of LDS authority of those who know the "sacred" signs and tokens are aware of its existence. Mr. Stewart is one with such authority.

Landlord offenders or renters found even having misdemeanor history will be taken to the temple for their (final) baptism into the kingdom of Mr. Stewart's God.



We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predicesor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

Now it is only those renters without a byu affiliation need the background check.
-un freaking real -

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferencial cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok is laughable.

I'm 40 years old, Mr Stewart and crew are much older, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that I can't fathom the stench of this proposed ordinance? Have they gone too far? Tapped their inner Adolph Hitler or something? -unreal!-


Here in Utah County, the Heart of the Zion curtain, people are already looking forward to King Georges second rein as mayor. This shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, Utah county was the only county in the state that voted to ban cable television when it was first introduced to the state. Aparently the mind set hasn't changed in the last 25 plus years.

WaynesWorld wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure


badly flawed

This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure badly flawed

Great ordinance!

It is rumored that there exists a gas chamber underneath the LDS temple, initially made to execute the "oath of vengeance" as needed.
It is similar to those discovered in Deutschland during the 1940s, and only the very highest echelon of LDS authority of those who know the "sacred" signs and tokens are aware of its existence. Mr. Stewart is one with such authority.

Landlord offenders or renters found even having misdemeanor history will be taken to the temple for their (final) baptism into the kingdom of Mr. Stewart's God.



We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predicesor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

Now it is only those renters without a byu affiliation need the background check.
-un freaking real -

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferencial cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok is laughable.

I'm 40 years old, Mr Stewart and crew are much older, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that I can't fathom the stench of this proposed ordinance? Have they gone too far? Tapped their inner Adolph Hitler or something? -unreal!-


Here in Utah County, the Heart of the Zion curtain, people are already looking forward to King Georges second rein as mayor. This shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, Utah county was the only county in the state that voted to ban cable television when it was first introduced to the state. Aparently the mind set hasn't changed in the last 25 plus years.

Uncle_Bud wrote:
WaynesWorld wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure


badly flawed

This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure badly flawed

Great ordinance!

It is rumored that there exists a gas chamber underneath the LDS temple, initially made to execute the "oath of vengeance" as needed.
It is similar to those discovered in Deutschland during the 1940s, and only the very highest echelon of LDS authority of those who know the "sacred" signs and tokens are aware of its existence. Mr. Stewart is one with such authority.

Landlord offenders or renters found even having misdemeanor history will be taken to the temple for their (final) baptism into the kingdom of Mr. Stewart's God.



We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predicesor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

Now it is only those renters without a byu affiliation need the background check.
-un freaking real -

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferencial cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok is laughable.

I'm 40 years old, Mr Stewart and crew are much older, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that I can't fathom the stench of this proposed ordinance? Have they gone too far? Tapped their inner Adolph Hitler or something? -unreal!-


Here in Utah County, the Heart of the Zion curtain, people are already looking forward to King Georges second rein as mayor. This shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, Utah county was the only county in the state that voted to ban cable television when it was first introduced to the state. Apparently the mind set hasn't changed in the last 25 plus years.

WOW!!!!!!!!!! I remember the FUSS that Provo made............ Thanks for the laughter and memories...

Blondie wrote:
Uncle_Bud wrote:
WaynesWorld wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure


badly flawed

This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure badly flawed

Great ordinance!

It is rumored that there exists a gas chamber underneath the LDS temple, initially made to execute the "oath of vengeance" as needed.
It is similar to those discovered in Deutschland during the 1940s, and only the very highest echelon of LDS authority of those who know the "sacred" signs and tokens are aware of its existence. Mr. Stewart is one with such authority.

Landlord offenders or renters found even having misdemeanor history will be taken to the temple for their (final) baptism into the kingdom of Mr. Stewart's God.



We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predicesor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

Now it is only those renters without a byu affiliation need the background check.
-un freaking real -

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferencial cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok is laughable.

I'm 40 years old, Mr Stewart and crew are much older, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that I can't fathom the stench of this proposed ordinance? Have they gone too far? Tapped their inner Adolph Hitler or something? -unreal!-


Here in Utah County, the Heart of the Zion curtain, people are already looking forward to King Georges second rein as mayor. This shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, Utah county was the only county in the state that voted to ban cable television when it was first introduced to the state. Apparently the mind set hasn't changed in the last 25 plus years.

WOW!!!!!!!!!! I remember the FUSS that Provo made............ Thanks for the laughter and memories...

You're most welcome my friend.

Blondie wrote:
Uncle_Bud wrote:
WaynesWorld wrote:
This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure


badly flawed

This thread discusses the Content article: IN OUR VIEW: Landlord measure badly flawed

Great ordinance!

It is rumored that there exists a gas chamber underneath the LDS temple, initially made to execute the "oath of vengeance" as needed.
It is similar to those discovered in Deutschland during the 1940s, and only the very highest echelon of LDS authority of those who know the "sacred" signs and tokens are aware of its existence. Mr. Stewart is one with such authority.

Landlord offenders or renters found even having misdemeanor history will be taken to the temple for their (final) baptism into the kingdom of Mr. Stewart's God.



We need another Jason Chaffetz or two to replace some in the city council.

The proposed ordinance is an embarrassment to those of us of an LDS affiliation in Provo. The proposed ordinance's predicesor was no one with dark skin allowed in the lds priesthood.

Now it is only those renters without a byu affiliation need the background check.
-un freaking real -

And then for the city attorney to say it wouldn't be preferencial cause he could morph the meaning of the law to be "any school with a code of conduct" and it would be legally ok is laughable.

I'm 40 years old, Mr Stewart and crew are much older, wiser and more honorable people. So how is it that I can't fathom the stench of this proposed ordinance? Have they gone too far? Tapped their inner Adolph Hitler or something? -unreal!-


Here in Utah County, the Heart of the Zion curtain, people are already looking forward to King Georges second rein as mayor. This shouldn't surprise anyone. After all, Utah county was the only county in the state that voted to ban cable television when it was first introduced to the state. Apparently the mind set hasn't changed in the last 25 plus years.

WOW!!!!!!!!!! I remember the FUSS that Provo made............ Thanks for the laughter and memories...

Yep King George sure made a laughingstock of Provo. I hope he won't be allowed to do it again.