Constitutional? Louisiana about to pass law requiring 10 Commandments be displayed in public schools

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nakedfrog

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Oh shit, it never even occurred to me to investigate which word they used, haha, thanks.

Side note, this would make a great snl skit, arguments between satanists as to whether it's tenets or tenants.
It's a bit funny, they're having sort of a schism at the moment, which should end any arguments over whether it's a "real" religion".

But it's not about tenets versus tenants
 

esquared

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HomerJS

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No, I really won't. It has no impact on my life. When the day comes that it does, and I can't even imagine how that would happen, then sure, I'd care. Not holding my breath.
You realize you just answered with…

No way that will happen so I don’t care. But if it does I will lace up my idiot tribal boots and pretend to care because, Islam.
 
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uallas5

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After 20+ years of trying, politicians in Alabama finally relented and allowed Yoga to be taught in public schools. They also made it illegal to use the term "Namaste" in those classes in fear that it would turn the children into Hindus.

I know he has the Constitution behind him but does this guy actually think Louisiana politicians are going to be any better?
 
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HomerJS

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After 20+ years of trying, politicians in Alabama finally relented and allowed Yoga to be taught in public schools. They also made it illegal to use the term "Namaste" in those classes in fear that it would turn the children into Hindus.

I know he has the Constitution behind him but does this guy actually think Louisiana politicians are going to be any better?
You will also find Alabama ranks near the bottom in a lot of categories for standard of living.

Priorities
 

mindless1

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Well you can elaborate (as his interpretation seems pretty on par) and / or answer the simple question of why you voted in the poll why you think this is constitutional
Because I have no doubt that they consulted lawyers before doing it.

Why I don't/didn't elaborate, is this topic doesn't have my OCD firing like it does for others. I really don't care, as in, really. Matters not which religion, I am against any distractions from core curriculum in schools but that also includes cellphones and many others, but I am not in, nor do I know anyone in a Louisiana public school. They might as well require it on the moon, and same result, don't care.
 

brycejones

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Because I have no doubt that they consulted lawyers before doing it.

Why I don't/didn't elaborate, is this topic doesn't have my OCD firing like it does for others. I really don't care, as in, really. Matters not which religion, I am against any distractions from core curriculum in schools but that also includes cellphones and many others, but I am not in, nor do I know anyone in a Louisiana public school. They might as well require it on the moon, and same result, don't care.
Fuck we're all dumber for having read that.
 
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ch33zw1z

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Because I have no doubt that they consulted lawyers before doing it.

Why I don't/didn't elaborate, is this topic doesn't have my OCD firing like it does for others. I really don't care, as in, really. Matters not which religion, I am against any distractions from core curriculum in schools but that also includes cellphones and many others, but I am not in, nor do I know anyone in a Louisiana public school. They might as well require it on the moon, and same result, don't care.

Interesting, you have no doubt they consulted lawyers. How about you tell us why you think it’s constitutional?

The intense burning indifference
 
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