I originally posted this to some liberal-pagan-Cub's fan-feminist's site, but, since I'm a lazy bastard, this is the most you'll get out of me on this:
I get a kick out of how elated liberals are over this. I wonder if the lawyer that argued this case got paid with money that says "In God We Trust". If it's so offensive, will he accept it?
I find most liberals delusional when it comes to the issue of the so-called "separation of church and state." Show me the words "separation", "church", or "state" anywhere in the first amendment. Can't do it. (So WHAT exactly is truly unconstitutional?!) It protects against the *establishment * of a state religion. The phrase "separation..." came into being when Jefferson responded to a Baptist church's concern that the government would meddle in church affairs, so he assured the minister that there should be a "separation...." That assurance he wrote of wasn't a meant to protect atheists or pagans from us who obviously want to indoctrinate you, but rather to keep the state out of our business. If I ignore the fact that this attempt to legislate from the bench by some activist judge will be overturned, I just wonder when or where this will end. We won't be able to sing "America the Beautiful" anymore. "God Bless America" is out. Our money is no good. It never ceases to amaze me, the sheer stupidity of liberals and the things that they will allow themselves to be distacted by. We are at war. The Democrats already have no hope of a 2004 Presidential win, now, any Democrat that supports this in any way has all but handed a Republican challenger his seat. So, with that in mind, thank you, keep up the good work. Idiot. The GOP couldn't have paid enough for this one.
I get a kick out of how elated liberals are over this. I wonder if the lawyer that argued this case got paid with money that says "In God We Trust". If it's so offensive, will he accept it?
I find most liberals delusional when it comes to the issue of the so-called "separation of church and state." Show me the words "separation", "church", or "state" anywhere in the first amendment. Can't do it. (So WHAT exactly is truly unconstitutional?!) It protects against the *establishment * of a state religion. The phrase "separation..." came into being when Jefferson responded to a Baptist church's concern that the government would meddle in church affairs, so he assured the minister that there should be a "separation...." That assurance he wrote of wasn't a meant to protect atheists or pagans from us who obviously want to indoctrinate you, but rather to keep the state out of our business. If I ignore the fact that this attempt to legislate from the bench by some activist judge will be overturned, I just wonder when or where this will end. We won't be able to sing "America the Beautiful" anymore. "God Bless America" is out. Our money is no good. It never ceases to amaze me, the sheer stupidity of liberals and the things that they will allow themselves to be distacted by. We are at war. The Democrats already have no hope of a 2004 Presidential win, now, any Democrat that supports this in any way has all but handed a Republican challenger his seat. So, with that in mind, thank you, keep up the good work. Idiot. The GOP couldn't have paid enough for this one.
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