Yeah yeah yeah, we're all 7 foot tall job creating business owners with multiple masters degrees and whole gun shops in our basements here on the internet.I guarantee I got 70+ more college credit hours than you.
With an over 4.1 GPA in Advanced classes. But do still try to talk your shit. It amuses me.
Mmhhmm.. So. What was your last math class?
That doesn't make the religion itself illegal, just an act committed in its name.
No need to impress a fucktarded dumbass shithead.
Actually, if we take Hitler's view, WWII was fought to promote facism.
And WWII killed many more people than any of those religious wars.
Cool straw man, kid, but I never said or even implied any of those things.No need to impress a fucktarded dumbass shithead.
All you understand is a bust in the mouth. Fucktard.
Oh! I'm even better at that than school! Oh hell yeah!
You got the right one tonight, Creepy. I'll whoop that ass.
Whatever, irrelevant troll.
And there he goes, running off with his metaphorical tail between his legs again.
Dukie you seem to project an awful lot of repressed homosexuality dude. Are you frustrated because you haven't been able to fully come out yet.
Tell me Dukie, how many different denominations of the Christian religion were the Founding Fathers talking about when they wrote:
Hey Dukie, Allah and Beelzebub ARE gods ya' fuckin' TWIT!
The Founding Fathers also had Jews in mind
Sure there is. Its just a derivative of jewish/Christian belief.
There is No Constitutional Right to Satanism
Conservatives have been so shaped by libertarian arguments that they wonder whether Satanism is protected by the Constitution.www.theamericanconservative.com
Despite people arguing that Satanism is protected by the 1st Amendment. One can actually argue that there is no Constitutional right to Satanism:
There is very little case law on the specific issue of whether Satanism is a protected religion, and what we do have is a bit jumbled. An illustrative case from the mid-1990s from the federal court in the Northern District of Ohio, while not binding precedent, is an excellent summary of how confused American constitutional law has become regarding religion.
My Boy would pat you on the back and say 'when you quit taking beginner classes we can talk.'
There is No Constitutional Right to Satanism
Conservatives have been so shaped by libertarian arguments that they wonder whether Satanism is protected by the Constitution.
Despite people arguing that Satanism is protected by the 1st Amendment. One can actually argue that there is no Constitutional right to Satanism:
There is very little case law on the specific issue of whether Satanism is a protected religion, and what we do have is a bit jumbled. An illustrative case from the mid-1990s from the federal court in the Northern District of Ohio, while not binding precedent, is an excellent summary of how confused American constitutional law has become regarding religion.
Religion simply means a system of beliefs or practices.
Humans cant do that, dingleberryAre you sure?
Italian shark has 'virgin birth' after 10 years in all-female shark tank
The baby shark was born in an all-female tank with no father in sight.www.livescience.com
Italian shark has 'virgin birth' after 10 years in all-female shark tank
it doesn't matter if you believe that aspects of the religion are "true" or not. That's not what is being used to consider it legitimate. And "religion" as a concept contains far more aspects than merely its mythology.
