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Confused Lefties are trying their damnedest to convince people that there is a right not to hear someone talk about religion or see someone pray. There is NO such right. Nobody is forcing you at gun point to swallow the pill. Just walk away and mind your business. In work places, there are usually accommodations provided where people can go to a private setting and do these things. There is no right for the other people in the workplace to be free from such accommodations. Again, just mind your business.
Actually, the First Amendment to The United States Constitution states:
"Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;..."
NOTE: "Freedom OF religion" or "freedom FROM religion" is not stated AT ALL! Neither is "separation of church and state"!
"Congress shall make no law..."
Has Congress ever made such a law? Does allowing a religious display on "public property" constitute a LAW passed by Congress and signed by the President?
THINK about it!
It is about what the CONGRESS can and cannot do regarding religion.
Confused Lefties are trying their damnedest to convince people that there is a right not to hear someone talk about religion or see someone pray.
Lefties? The Court both conservative and liberal has consistently ruled that when it comes to certain governmental observances of religious dogma, I have every right not to be imposed upon by someone else's religious mutterings.
The same reason I am subjected to reading your bumper stickers in a public space.
It's on my private property, not paid for by the community.
Put your jebus junk anywhere you like on your property, provided your HOA approves it.
Who cares.
And maybe you just might "hang up and drive."
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