alt.education

On Mar 21, 5:47=A0am, ZerkonX wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 15:03:40 -0700,itsall_bullwrote:
> > You anti-religious types should back off and allow the American people
> > to celebrate their belief systems in peace and freedom. Atheism is fine
> > if that's what you want to believe in. Just don't try and lay it off on
> > other people who see the world differently.
>
> The purpose of this thread was for a constructive discussion on the
> contradiction of allowing prayer, denominational and non-silent, in the
> chambers of government but not in schools.
>
> The proposition was that this is a direct constitutional violation and so
> a crime.
>
> Do you see it as such? If not, why? If so, why?

As long as the First Amendment is the law of the land
all Americans are free to practice their religious beliefs
in public or in private. Only fascists want to ignore the
First Amendment and control the lives of the masses.
Since it is primarily the Democrat Party that wants to
replace our representative republic with a coercive
collectivist political system against the will of the
American people, I'd suggest to you that you and
those nominees you have chosen to destroy this
free country are all fascists.