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Banning something implies that it is somehow wrong. By the court actions on prayer they have labeled this activity wrong. It is not, and people who wish to do so should find a location which doesn't make others uncomfortable and pray away.
no it doesn't. Skating is banned on many sidewalks. Glass is banned on many beaches. Cameras are banned at most concerts. Sometimes it becomes necessary to clarify distinctive and appropriate variables.
Skating on sidewalks may lead to injury of nonskaters, therefore is WRONG.
Glass may become a safety hazard on the beach, therefore is wrong.
Cameras may interfere with the performance, therefore is wrong.
You were going to make a point?
but the items, in and of themselves, are NOT WRONG. Of course it's not safe to have glass on the beach... does that make GLASS WRONG? Of course not. Likewise, your premise that the distinction between appropriate locations for praying, somehow, defines prayer as WRONG is farcical at best and fucking retarded at worst.
trust me. a point has been made. Unfortunately for you, just not the one you think you are wielding like a light saber.