martybegan
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Hmm, that's an idea, maybe gay bars and clubs can all start claiming tax exemptions...
It's advocacy I am talking about, not the fact of being gay.
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Hmm, that's an idea, maybe gay bars and clubs can all start claiming tax exemptions...
When that is done then it would be equally unConstitutional.
Whatever hallucinogen is giving you the persecution complex, that "democrats" want "religion wiped out".You accepted my points on history and then you had to try to insult me? Snorting what?

Lindsey Graham?
Hey, if we can advocate for guns then surely anything goes.It's advocacy I am talking about, not the fact of being gay.
Could be, that's a girls name after all.Lindsey Graham?
Hey, if we can advocate for guns then surely anything goes.
He's a perverted freak.Could be, that's a girls name after all.
How is that hiding? I am agreeing that if it were legally found to be a religion, then the Constitution would also apply.It's amazing how the left hides behind only the parts of the Constitution it likes and only for things it likes.
How is that hiding? I am agreeing that if it were legally found to be a religion, then the Constitution would also apply.
The constitution talks explicitly about religion, it says nothing about people's sexual lifestyle,
I am indeed. However if a court found it persuasive then the same holding would apply. I am agreeing with you.You are dismissing the comparison.
Why shouldn't he? its complete idiocy as usual from a magat.You are dismissing the comparison.
I am indeed. However if a court found it persuasive then the same holding would apply. I am agreeing with you.
Why shouldn't he? its complete idiocy as usual from a magat.
Several things come to mind. States can do acts not approved by the constitution. For instance, abortions. States can vary on laws about that. Schools are created by locals and their taxes. When the Feds send school funds to states, the congress never passed a law telling schools to include pride flags in the school or to ban the ten commandments. Finally, money has religion included. All that was banned was congress establishing religion.The Federal Bill of Rights protections have been extended to the states as well.
Shame he didn't manage to get that inserted into the constitution, he probably tried then got laughed at.That is because the founders recognized that religion was necessary to a stable republic, and lack of morals and ethics would doom the nation. It would not have even occurred to them to put anything in there about a licentious lifestyle.
If the day came when the family was attacked, and the basic dignity of society eroded? The Constitution would no longer be necessary, as we would just go the way of Rome.
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Founders Online: From John Adams to Massachusetts Militia, 11 October 1798
From John Adams to Massachusetts Militia, 11 October 1798founders.archives.gov
It seems you accept that Democrats push for it.I bet some magats do too
Not acts that violate the Bill of Rights.States can do acts not approved by the constitution.
Are you arguing the Fed could withhold funds to states with Pride Flags? I imagine they could. The ban came from the federal courts not the school/state however.When the Feds send school funds to states, the congress never passed a law telling schools to include pride flags in the school or to ban the ten commandments.