Supreme Court: Coach Can Pray on the Sidelines. Ruling 6-3

[Rogue AI]

FIrst amendment. Have you ever read it? "no law respecting an establishment of religion".

Don't feel bad. Six justices didn't read it either.

That's not what you claimed. Nor is allowing prayer of any kind the establishment of anything, much less an entire state religion. Try again.

 

[BackAgain]

FIrst amendment. Have you ever read it? "no law respecting an establishment of religion".

Don't feel bad. Six justices didn't read it either.

And the justices who made the correct decision did read it. Unlike you, they understood it, too!

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

How will you know? You won't.

How will you know the kids don't just feel like they are required to do it? You won't.

You and your leftist pals are losing every argument so this is what you’ve come up with? Sad.

 

[daveman]

FIrst amendment. Have you ever read it? "no law respecting an establishment of religion".

Don't feel bad. Six justices didn't read it either.

Speaking the word "god" in a public place is not establishing a religion.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Speaking the word "god" in a public place is not establishing a religion.

You're wasting your time

 

[mamooth]

Apparently 3 hypocrite Justices dissented. What were they thinking? Congress can say a freaking prayer but a football coach can't.

Congress allow opening statements from anyone, even non-religious people.

The coach doesn't. It's evangelical Christianity or nothing.

Honest people admit to the stark difference, that one of those things is not like the others.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

I have nothing? What’s that supposed to mean?

You’re a babbling fool.
Anything else?

 

[daveman]

Apparently 3 hypocrite Justices dissented. What were they thinking? Congress can say a freaking prayer but a football coach can't.

They're the ones who base decisions on the leftist agenda, not the Constitution.

 

[daveman]

Well yes. 99% of them will freak out totally. After all, they always have in the past. The surest way to get a conservative to halt public prayer is to allow it from any religion.

Pointing to the stereotypes you keep in your head to fuel your irrational hatred is proof of nothing but you're irrational.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Congress allow opening statements from anyone, even non-religious people.

The coach doesn't. It's evangelical Christianity or nothing.

Honest people admit to the stark difference, that one of those things is not like the others.

How do you know what the coach does or doesn't?

I'm Christian and have absolutely no problem with people of other faith praying

 

[Slade3200]

You’re a babbling fool.
Anything else?

From you? No. Don’t believe I asked anything of you in the first place. I do understand your desperation to talk with me though. It is an honor and a privilege so I hope you enjoyed yourself

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Time for jews, muslims, hindus, sikhs, wiccans, pagans, satanists and everyone to start leading prayers.

BOO!

 

[daveman]

You're wasting your time

I know. He's never going to change his mind. His programming is too firmly embedded.

But it is fun metaphorically slapping him around.

 

[Esdraelon]

So they're not saying states can ban abortion?

So no state will ban abortion now that this ruling has been passed?

Nice try but that isn't what your statement said, is it? You plainly stated the ruling bans abortion. I'm sure it was just a little slip, huh?

 

[BS Filter]

US Supreme Court: Should this coach have been punished for praying?

A high school coach should have been able to pray on the field at school, the US Supreme Court said.

www.bbc.com

"US Supreme Court: Should this coach have been punished for praying?"

The Supreme Court is going all in for right wing policies right now.

Allowing abortion to be banned, being pro-gun, being pro-religion anywhere and everywhere. What next?

And what are the inevitable consequences?
Civil War? A change in the way the government is set up?

Lie. Abortion isn't a Constitutional issue. States will either legalize Abortion or make abortion illegal in their state.
Praying is a Constitutional right, freedom of religion.
If those two decisions provoke a civil war, then so be it. Both decisions are Constitutional.

 

[BlackSand]

Civil War?

.

One side is against owning firearms capable of fighting, embraces the idea of killing their own before they are born,
and doesn't even want to ask God for help.

Good Luck With That Civil War.

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[daveman]

Congress allow opening statements from anyone, even non-religious people.

The coach doesn't. It's evangelical Christianity or nothing.

Honest people admit to the stark difference, that one of those things is not like the others.

How do you know the coach doesn't?

Oh, right, your stereotypes again. Y'know, when you let them do your thinking for you, no actual thinking gets done.

 

[mamooth]

Speaking the word "god" in a public place is not establishing a religion.

No one ever said it was. That's just one of your dishonest deflections.

Now, a government agent pressuring a captive crowd clearly is establishing a religion.

I hope you won't embarrass yourself by denying that, but I'm sure you will.

 

[DukeU]

FIrst amendment. Have you ever read it? "no law respecting an establishment of religion".

Don't feel bad. Six justices didn't read it either.

Where's the law establishing a religion? Name it.

 

[BS Filter]

So they're not saying states can ban abortion?

So no state will ban abortion now that this ruling has been passed?

Your OP is a lie.