[EternalVigilance]

You offer no proof, just more 'liberal' namecalling.

I don't need to prove that the Ten Commandments hung in our courtrooms, our classrooms and our legislative bodies throughout our history, sir. It is what is known as a self-evident truth. Everyone knows that it is true, except for you, obviously.

[tpaine]

You have yet to give me a reason why it was okay for the Ten Commandments to hang in all of our courthouses, capitols and schools for two centuries, but is somehow now 'unconstitional'. Good luck.

Moore's monument was an act of political defiance, -- as he admitted, and got fired for; -- the hanging/inscribing of religious/historical principles on public buildings is artwork.

I don't need to prove that the Ten Commandments hung in our courtrooms, our classrooms and our legislative bodies throughout our history, sir. It is what is known as a self-evident truth. Everyone knows that it is true, except for you, obviously.

How weird, -- I agree with you on 'hanging' and yet you continue to carry on about it. Read much?