“The JWV Board did not represent the sentiments of most Jewish veterans across the country.”
But isn’t that usually what happens? A whole group of people are hijacked by their “leadership.” I just marvel at the pettiness of people in these instances. This is just another example of the perversion of the Constitution’s constraints on the establishment of a state religion. These memorials do nothing of the kind, but the judges always “see” a non-existent connection.
““The JWV Board did not represent the sentiments of most Jewish veterans across the country.”
But isn’t that usually what happens? A whole group of people are hijacked by their “leadership.” I just marvel at the pettiness of people in these instances. This is just another example of the perversion of the Constitution’s constraints on the establishment of a state religion. These memorials do nothing of the kind, but the judges always “see” a non-existent connection.”
Very well put. That’s exactly how it is.