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If there was an petition/law that you could sign/vote on that would suppress religious activities and make them only allowed to be practiced in a church or the privacy of your their own home or private property but not in the general public, would you? Why?
If you're talking about that San Diego Bible Study, that was some sort of parking regulations complaint.
just checking, since Republicans like to use the Constitution just to advance their agenda and ignore it when it comes to things that they don't like.
It's Republicans that do that? Not the Democrats, who like to go on & on about freedom of speech, while trying to silence speech with which they disagree, with legislation like the (un)Fairness Act?
If there was an petition/law that you could sign/vote on that would suppress religious activities and make them only allowed to be practiced in a church or the privacy of your their own home or private property but not in the general public, would you? Why?
Absolutely not. Americans have the right to freedom of religion and assembly. The central problem is often the very people that claim they are being suppressed for their religion are often trying to suppress the religions of others interestingly enough.
And that is exactly what I am getting at. If Those religious groups that fight so hard for others to do as they please had to give up the right to practice religion publicly, they would fight for it saying it is their right to practice their religion where they want. Most religious people only think of their way of life as being right and do not think that any other way should be practiced, especially if someone is happy.
It's Republicans that do that? Not the Democrats, who like to go on & on about freedom of speech, while trying to silence speech with which they disagree, with legislation like the (un)Fairness Act?
Oh give it a rest with the conspiracy theories, will ya?
Do you trust Fox News?
White House: Obama Opposes 'Fairness Doctrine' Revival - First 100 Days of Presidency - Politics FOXNews.com (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/first100days/2009/02/18/white-house-opposes-fairness-doctrine/ - broken link)
If you're talking about that San Diego Bible Study, that was some sort of parking regulations complaint.
No this has nothing to do with that. I feel that everyone should be allowed to do as they please, religious people can pray, homosexuals can marry, women can get abortions and anyone else can also do as they please.
Yes, there's no room for mystics in a rational and progressive society
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just checking, since Republicans like to use the Constitution just to advance their agenda and ignore it when it comes to things that they don't like.
