'No Separation Of Church And State': Trump's Religious Liberty Commission Reveals Its Priorities

[markef]

Govt displaying a commandment that you are committing a sin if you didn’t believe in their god.

What if Govt put up a display that there is no God?

If a group of Christians finds community support to post the ten commandments how can that be said that the government is posting the ten commandments?

 

[markef]

Separation of church and state is the law of the land. SCOTUS hasn’t changed that.

True. The state has no right to restrict the free exercise of Christians to influence and inspire others in public.

 

[markef]

Bullshit! However you phrase it, the principle is valid.

There needs to be more separation between the state and the religion of Secular Humanism.

 

[markef]

That's exactly what they are doing.

Open your fking eyes.

This is just sheer stupidity. Black folks would never vote for her and your coward ass knows it. Who has been keeping black Republicans from winning elections, you have ONE black senator and 3 black congressmen, next year you will have no congressmen. So tell us who is stopping black Republicans from winning?

Trump has 1 token in his cabinet, why is that?

Biden appointed a token to be his running mate and we see how that turned out.

 

[HikerGuy83]

You’re wrong. It may not have been a thing at one time, but it isn’t now.

What happened to your 200 years of precedent?

It was up until a while ago.....now it's coming back.

Virginia Law Review says it perfectly:

In a series of two decisions known as the School Prayer Cases, the Supreme Court famously held that the Establishment Clause forbids state-sponsored prayer in public schools—even where the government provides opt-outs for dissenters. Yet subsequent legal developments have rendered those decisions unstable.

History and the School Prayer Cases - Virginia Law Review

In a series of two decisions known as the School Prayer Cases, the Supreme Court famously held that the Establishment Clause forbids state-sponsored prayer in public schools—even where the government provides opt-outs for dissenters. Yet subsequent legal developments have rendered those...

virginialawreview.org

I do my homework.

You just pull your arguments from your ass.

 

[markef]

You mean the racist Supreme Court, who is surprised by that.



The only person clueless is racist like you who cheering on this racist Trump Administration, SC and Congress.

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You're lying, she is the frontrunner because they racially gerrymandered a majority black district. Her support doesn't come from black folks and you know it.

The new map splits Shelby County (Memphis) into three separate, Republican-leaning districts (Districts 5, 8, and 9). This was designed to break up the historically Democratic-dominated, majority-Black district.

You are just a lying POS.



That is all black republicans are, buck dancing, boot licking tokens.

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Courts are racist if they say carveout privileges based on skin color are racist? Sounds like a black position seeking unfair advantages over whites.

 

[HikerGuy83]

I’m not doing your homework for you.

You haven't done any for yourself.

And when selective incorporation goes away so does your argument...which it is anyway.

Screw the FDR court the band of assholes they were. The current court is setting things right. You would call this living breathing.

 

[markef]

American Shari'a law.

If blacks cannot get special favors and privileges they cry racism like rubes at a Black Panther party.

 

[HikerGuy83]

The country is 250 years old, so that qualifies as hundreds of years.

You don't have 250 years of rulings dickhead. When does that get through your stupid fat skull.

There were state religions for over 50 years after the constitution was ratified and they were never challenged. That's in my favor, nor yours.

School prayer wasn't shut down until 60 years ago. And now, it's making a comeback.

You can't explain it. You didn't even know about it.

Dumbass.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Do some reading.

Meaning you don't know. You stupid ****

Selective incorporation was a bastard concept pushed by the FDR court. It didn't even come into play until about 90 years ago.

You didn't know that either.

So your hundreds of years of court rulings don't exist.

 

[konradv]

True. The state has no right to restrict the free exercise of Christians to influence and inspire others in public.

When has that happened?

 

[HikerGuy83]

Uh...no. I don't.

History bears me out.

Up until 1963, school prayer was allowed. Why was that?

Don't ask for anything else until you can explain this.

Otherwise, we'll accept your concession on the point or your admission that you are an intellectually lazy left winger.

He's basically admitted we are right (uh....wasn't back then, but is now).

He's also a dumbassed lazy left-wing POS. He doesn't know anything about incorporation or when it was applied.

 

[markef]

You mean dealing with a SC, administration and Congress that is extremely racist. I don't need to do that; Republicans today have the same mindset as racist of 1777.

Republicans did not murder hundreds of thousands of Americans in a failed attempt to keep slaves. Democrats did.

 

[konradv]

He's basically admitted we are right (uh....wasn't back then, but is now).

He's also a dumbassed lazy left-wing POS. He doesn't know anything about incorporation or when it was applied.

Are you talking to yourself now?

 

[HikerGuy83]

When has that happened?

Kennedy v. Bremerton School District - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

For starters....

Only the SCOTUS overturned it.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Are you talking to yourself now?

You are running so fast and so hard and so obviously that anyone tracking this can tell what an ignorant fraud you are.

You don't know history.

You don't know the constitution.

I doubt you even know who feeds you and changes your diaper.

Moron.

 

[konradv]

There needs to be more separation between the state and the religion of Secular Humanism.

So you agree that there should be separation, thank you.

 

[konradv]

If a group of Christians finds community support to post the ten commandments how can that be said that the government is posting the ten commandments?

If it’s government funded school, it should be obvious.

 

[HikerGuy83]

You can’t seem to spell! Nice try, but you’re going against precedent. The ball is in your court.

Why do you keep lying?

He isn't going against precedent.

The 62 cases did. Just like Roe. That's what you get when your democratic president nominates members of the KKK to the SCOTUS.

Idiot cases where the judges kiss the presidents ass.

Early in his life, Black espoused anti-Catholic views and was a member of the Ku Klux Klan. An article from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that he temporarily resigned from the Klan in 1925 to bolster his senatorial campaign, before quietly rejoining in 1926. In 1937, upon being appointed to the Supreme Court, Black said: "Before becoming a Senator I dropped the Klan. I have had nothing to do with it since that time. I abandoned it. I completely discontinued any association with the organization."

You bet Hugo. You were a racist then and still were when you were on the court.

And you didn't know **** about the constitution.

 

[markef]

Nothing surprises me anymore. Stick our president at the pulpit in front of a congregation. I'm beyond caring.

When has that happened?

Joe Kennedy, a high school football coach in Washington, was fired for praying on the field after games, leading to a significant legal battle that culminated in a Supreme Court ruling in his favor.

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