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Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
150 warrants served in Operation Dragnet in Spartanburg County | GoUpstate.com
Ok. So the devil is in the details. But seriously. A massive warrant round up, in the uber-conservative upstate of South Carolina. The prisoners are taken, in handcuffs in custody, into a First Baptist Church to be processed before going to jail!!!!!
No shit. They actually arrested them, and then force them into a Baptist Church before taking them to jail.
The right wing never left the 1800's I suppose.
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Oh dont get me wrong, I love the warrant round up. And I for one dont give a shit about where they process them.
BUT...in todays lawsuit happy society, one would think it would be smarter to NOT round them up, force them into a church, THEN take them to jail. That county is going to get sued over this, no doubt about it. Just one of those criminals whines to a lawyer that his freedom of/from religion was violated, and cha-ching!!!
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
We do our voting in a local church, for example.
Imagine this: Some local mayor or governor, a huge supporter of Barack Obama, does a massive tax-evasion warrant round up. And then herds them into a Muslim mosque before taking them to jail. Would there be outrage??? No question.
Oh dont get me wrong, I love the warrant round up. And I for one dont give a shit about where they process them.
BUT...in todays lawsuit happy society, one would think it would be smarter to NOT round them up, force them into a church, THEN take them to jail. That county is going to get sued over this, no doubt about it. Just one of those criminals whines to a lawyer that his freedom of/from religion was violated, and cha-ching!!!
LOL
What a tool.
Ah, but right wingers will be outraged when their precious, blessed, sacred Holy Tax Dollar is spent defending the ACLU lawsuits.
Imagine this: Some local mayor or governor, a huge supporter of Barack Obama, does a massive tax-evasion warrant round up. And then herds them into a Muslim mosque before taking them to jail. Would there be outrage??? No question.
That's true. Fox News would lead with the story, accompanied by doom music. Then an out of context clip of the mosque's imam saying it is everyone's duty to throw puppies into rush hour traffic. Then a quick flash to Obama. Linkage.
This is what we call "journalism" today.
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Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
There was no religion presented moron. Its a building made of wood bricks and steel just like EVERY OTHER building.
Just change your avatar vote for obama and stop playing games
150 warrants served in Operation Dragnet in Spartanburg County | GoUpstate.com
Ok. So the devil is in the details. But seriously. A massive warrant round up, in the uber-conservative upstate of South Carolina. The prisoners are taken, in handcuffs in custody, into a First Baptist Church to be processed before going to jail!!!!!
No shit. They actually arrested them, and then force them into a Baptist Church before taking them to jail.
The right wing never left the 1800's I suppose.
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Please highlight the "freedom from religion" part.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Merely entering a church does not remove any constitutional religious rights.
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;...
Being forced into one while in the custody of the government does. You cant be forced into a church...regardless of circumstance. Freedom FROM religion, remember?
Please highlight the "freedom from religion" part.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
So you'd be ok with Ram Emanuel having Chicago PD herding prisoners into Chicago mosques first.........then taking them to jail at a later time?