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Kalamata: "Do you have a source for that?"

Yes.

Kalamata: "I am pro-American, which means I support our Christian heritage, Christian prayer in public schools, and the teaching of the Word of God as history."

Which means you oppose everything the US has become as a result of our Declaration and Constitution -- in short, you're anti-American.

Kalamata: "How about you?
What do you support?
The phony “separation of church and state” doctrine of the ACLU?
Of course you do."

Private & home schools teach what & how they wish, while public schools are subject to constitutional limitations.
I support voluntary prayers & religion classes in public schools, but not the teaching of certain religions as if they were science or history.

Kalamata: "Are you off your meds?"

Kalamata: "I will assume, for the sake of brevity, that you are off your meds."

I will assume, for sake of brevity, that when the Lord was passing out funny-bones, he skipped over Kalamata.

Kalamata: "Silly Child."

Silly Child

>>Kalamata wrote: “I am pro-American, which means I support our Christian heritage, Christian prayer in public schools, and the teaching of the Word of God as history.”
>>Joey wrote: “Which means you oppose everything the US has become as a result of our Declaration and Constitution — in short, you’re anti-American.”

Don’t be silly, Joey. The United States became great because of its Judeo-Christian heritage. The Declaration and Constitution were offshoots of that heritage, and they are meaningless without it.

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>>Kalamata wrote: “How about you? What do you support? The phony “separation of church and state” doctrine of the ACLU? Of course you do.”
>>Joey wrote: “Private & home schools teach what & how they wish, while public schools are subject to constitutional limitations. I support voluntary prayers & religion classes in public schools, but not the teaching of certain religions as if they were science or history.”

You have been brainwashed by the Marxism/Evolutionism cults.

Mr. Kalamata