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I like how you haven't been able to refute a single word of the establishment clause....OK, but the post doesn't cover that, the by line reads one thing and then the post does not back it up
OK, just so you don't get the idea that you can monopolize who is sane and who isn't do ya know what else sane people also say about the "RIGHT TO LIFE, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" [which happens to be the foundation that became our constitution]? That the "right to life" is guaranteed in writing without need for interpretation
Thanks for clarifying your position, Bob. When you put a "disagree" on my post, I thought you were saying Republicans never really supported the constitution, which would pretty well suit the republicans that tried to take over the capital to stop the recording of the Electoral College vote.The source is theleftwrong-wrong lies and propaganda site, Raw Story, so just from this alone, we can know that the story is almost certainly composed mostly, if not entirely, of complete bullshit.
Assuming that Mr. Mandel said what this propaganda piece quotes him as saying, he's absolutely right. The statement that “Republican Senate candidate Josh Mandel confessed to a Sunday debate crowd that he wouldn't follow the Constitution if elected to the federal office.” is just Raw Stories own LIbtARd lie, based on trying to twist the Constitution to fit its degenerate agenda, rather than reading it for what it actually says.
My faith is no one's business.
I'm not a christian so I don't need to talk about it on a message board.
Some christians seem to have a need to tell everyone their faith then try to force it on others.
Also, some christians attack those of other faiths and I have no desire to see some christians post attacks to be because of my personal faith.
So, no, it's not any of yours or anyone else's business what faith follow.
I like how you haven't been able to refute a single word of the establishment clause....
Let's recap shall we......
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Now, where in that clause does it permit people like Mandel to use public institutions like schools to "dial up Christianity" over all other religions, including his own...
I'll wait
I like how you haven't been able to refute a single word of the establishment clause....
That isn't just in "all black churches"
A lot of so-called White evangelical churches get rich off of pushing politics to their followers and doing it all tax free..
A morning prayer that can be given by anyone ranging from a muslim cleric to a Jewish rabbi is a lot different than demanding your personal religion be DIALED UP over other religions...The clause does NOT require the separation. Congress starts every morning with a prayer.
I like how you haven't been able to refute a single word of the establishment clause....
Let's recap shall we......
It doesn't, now where on that document does it claim to be the "Constitution of the United States"...the reason you chose an interpretation of the constitution instead of the actual document is because you cannot refute my claim that the phrase "separation of church and state" appears nowhere in it....as you pretend it doesNow, where in that clause does it permit people like Mandel to use public institutions like schools to "dial up Christianity" over all other religions, including his own...
Yes. Of course. We saw your support.We support the Constitution as it is explicitly written, and not, as you filth on theleftwrong do, as an absurd straw man army created by twisting the Constitution to mean other than, and very often the opposite of, what it explicitly says, to support the very abuses that it was intended to prohibit.
TV people exist in reality...you do understand that right??TV people are not the same. Local living in communities is reality. And there are Black people doin the same. In my education, 12 years of Catholic School we had to take a Religion Course. Every day. Unlike TV, it was not all of the final chapter of the Bible dealing with the Apocalypse. The problem is, that we seem to be having issues that are in that direction.
The Supreme Court ruled on this already....Maybe that's because I believe in the establishment clause and have not once tried to refute it, perhaps if you were not so intent on using it as a hiding place when the rest of your argument failed you that would be as apparent too you as it is to everyone else reading this
It doesn't, now where on that document does it claim to be the "Constitution of the United States"...the reason you chose an interpretation of the constitution instead of the actual document is because you cannot refute my claim that the phrase "separation of church and state" appears nowhere in it....as you pretend it does
I would tell you that I will wait for you to show that to those of us know it isn't there but of course that would be an eternal waste of time
A morning prayer that can be given by anyone ranging from a muslim cleric to a Jewish rabbi is a lot different than demanding your personal religion be DIALED UP over other religions...
All I asked was if you have any faith in anything. A simple yes or no answer. I wasn't asking for specifics as all I said was instilling faith wasn't a bad idea.
That separation is a wall of prevention.....the prevention is the only thing I give a fuck about...Right, that can be given by anyone which means there is no separation. The Amendment does not require a separation. It requires the government to not discriminate.
Yes. Of course. We saw your support.
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The Supreme Court ruled on this already....
You are more than welcome to try to overturn their ruling....but right now, the separation of church and state is legal precedent......
That separation is a wall of prevention.....the prevention is the only thing I give a fuck about...
No, but that was a trump republican insurrectionist mob, trying to prevent provisions of Constitutional duties, recognizing the vote that had already occurred.What does that picture have to do with me?
I did not participate in, nor support that clusterfuck.
Except what I said is not wrong....Whatever, I was just commenting on what you posted. It is wrong.
which should tell you that the phrase appears no where in the constitutionThe Supreme Court ruled on this already....
Yeah, so are you! what's the point?You are more than welcome to try to overturn their ruling...
.but right now, the separation of church and state is legal precedent......
