Louisiana's Ten Commandments law in public schools is blocked by federal judge
Louisiana's Ten Commandments law in public schools is blocked by federal judge
A coalition of parents sued the state to prevent implementation of a law that would require all public K-12 schools and colleges to display the religious text by January.
And now it goes to SCOTUS and they allow it.
Setting precedent for other districts
Maybe. The one thing that saves rational results right now is that the Supreme Court can't possibly take every single case. They have to pick carefully for cases that will fuck things up the most.
Rare W for separation of church and state in Republican territory. I hope it lasts.
Maybe someone should tell Republicans that religion is all made up, not real. Kinda like magic and trickle-down economics.
We keep trying, but they keep pulling both of those out like it's settled fact.
I wish there was a word for what religion, specifically in the southern section of the US, is doing to children. Like a word that describes how they are.... Let's just say grooming them.
But if they can't get the ten commandments in school, how then will trickle-down indoctrination work? 🤔
Something like this maybe?
And I bet they add some lines to the pledge of allegiance too. They'll squeeze Trump's name in there somehow. After all, these people think he's the second coming.
Didn't you hear? They're rebranding to horse and sparrow indoctrination instead!
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It's unfortunate to see all the poor dead sparrows underneath the hooves of the grotesquely obese horses. Don't Tread On Me has taken on a new meaning.
What's the point of putting it up there if they don't follow it?
Enforcing religiousity has little to do with morals and more to do with control. Look at any religious state and you will find not a moral state, but one that uses religion to control other people and enforce their power.
For NOW...
Thank Buddah!