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How do you get church and state out of that sentence?Originally posted by: Gen Stonewall
Sometimes I think the ACLU is either crazy or evil. This is taking the idea of separation of church and state to an unreasonable extreme.As WorldNetDaily reported, an ACLU lawsuit against the Pentagon resulted in an agreement announced this week to ensure military bases do not sponsor Boy Scout troops.
How is the ACLU trying to keep people from worshipping God or not? Keeping religious concepts out of public schools and the public square is NOT infringing upon anyone's right to freedom of religion.Originally posted by: CocoMunkee
It will be beneficial to all if the ACLU gets rid of its radical ways and does champion the rights it is supposed to protect including the right to worship god or not if one chooses.
Originally posted by: conjur
How do you get church and state out of that sentence?Originally posted by: Gen Stonewall
Sometimes I think the ACLU is either crazy or evil. This is taking the idea of separation of church and state to an unreasonable extreme.As WorldNetDaily reported, an ACLU lawsuit against the Pentagon resulted in an agreement announced this week to ensure military bases do not sponsor Boy Scout troops.
I can see both sides of that. Leave it to a judge to decide.Originally posted by: kranky
The basis of the ACLU's complaint was that Boy Scouts require a belief in God as a condition of membership. They felt that having a military base sponsor a scout troop was tantamount to government sponsorship of religion.Originally posted by: conjur
How do you get church and state out of that sentence?Originally posted by: Gen Stonewall
Sometimes I think the ACLU is either crazy or evil. This is taking the idea of separation of church and state to an unreasonable extreme.As WorldNetDaily reported, an ACLU lawsuit against the Pentagon resulted in an agreement announced this week to ensure military bases do not sponsor Boy Scout troops.
I would be really interested to see which part or parts of the constitution grant any judge or court this power.Originally posted by: conjur
I can see both sides of that. Leave it to a judge to decide.Originally posted by: kranky
The basis of the ACLU's complaint was that Boy Scouts require a belief in God as a condition of membership. They felt that having a military base sponsor a scout troop was tantamount to government sponsorship of religion.Originally posted by: conjur
How do you get church and state out of that sentence?Originally posted by: Gen Stonewall
Sometimes I think the ACLU is either crazy or evil. This is taking the idea of separation of church and state to an unreasonable extreme.As WorldNetDaily reported, an ACLU lawsuit against the Pentagon resulted in an agreement announced this week to ensure military bases do not sponsor Boy Scout troops.
Originally posted by: kranky
Originally posted by: conjur
How do you get church and state out of that sentence?Originally posted by: Gen Stonewall
Sometimes I think the ACLU is either crazy or evil. This is taking the idea of separation of church and state to an unreasonable extreme.As WorldNetDaily reported, an ACLU lawsuit against the Pentagon resulted in an agreement announced this week to ensure military bases do not sponsor Boy Scout troops.
The basis of the ACLU's complaint was that Boy Scouts require a belief in God as a condition of membership. They felt that having a military base sponsor a scout troop was tantamount to government sponsorship of religion.
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
afaik, the only thing the ACLU has done that i disagree with is fight for the right for a 10 year old boy to divorce his parents, even though he wasn't abused. of course i'm going by the heresay of someone, but i have no problem with the ACLU, and appreciate their work
Originally posted by: Riprorin
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
afaik, the only thing the ACLU has done that i disagree with is fight for the right for a 10 year old boy to divorce his parents, even though he wasn't abused. of course i'm going by the heresay of someone, but i have no problem with the ACLU, and appreciate their work
Why do you appreciate their work?
Originally posted by: Riprorin
Originally posted by: KidViciou$
afaik, the only thing the ACLU has done that i disagree with is fight for the right for a 10 year old boy to divorce his parents, even though he wasn't abused. of course i'm going by the heresay of someone, but i have no problem with the ACLU, and appreciate their work
Why do you appreciate their work?
...while this same group is fighting to destroy the ACLU because the ACLU has a different viewpoint and fights to get equal rights for EVERYONE. Don't people read history any more? Don't they know what this country is really about, what's so great about American democracy?relentlessly and fiercely assaulting America's foundations
Originally posted by: wiin
Citizens mobilized to stop ACLU
About time somebody take on the american communist liberty union
Originally posted by: Siddhartha
Originally posted by: wiin
Citizens mobilized to stop ACLU
About time somebody take on the american communist liberty union
I would not be surprised if the people who run the US would try to "take on" the ACLU. But how would the do it legally? How is the ACLU breaking the law?
Notice how wiin has failed to return to this thread?Originally posted by: IndieSnob
I'd like to see how quickly the OP would criticize the ACLU if he ever needed his services. Let's face it folks, any group of this nature is going to have defend views we might not like, but that's what freedom is about. And after all, isn't hating freedom unpatriotic?