[xm177e2]

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

[Tailgunner Joe]

So all the Christian-haters have to do is amend the Constitution to change the country to the way they want it.

[Tiffany]

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

And?

America was a nation much more aligned with free-market forces (than it is today) at the time that America was a segregated nation, too. Therefore a freemarket economy is... antiquated and wrong? Is that your argument? sharp logic, there, Einstein.

[Vision]

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

So What?! Segregation isn't written into the historical documents of our nation. Christianity is.

[old school]

Do you understand what it means to be a Christian?

[Robert_Paulson2]

Notice the quotes from state constitutions come from versions thereof published before the overthrow and elimination of state's rights via the Civil War?

[Delphinium]

Stalinists, Maoists, Ba'athists, Pacifists: Why are they always on the same side?)

Because they all hate Christians.

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

But because they were Christians and God inspired their Constitution that changed too.

This is the reason for the "shining city on the hill"

[jongaltsr]

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

To tell the truth, so was the rest of the planet.
I also remember cities across the US were segrated (By Choice) until the 70's).
Have you noted that certain ethinic groups tend to clump together even today - to some degree?
I would also bet that should we let people have their way (and not be regulated by current laws) that we would slowly migrate back to the old ethnic neighborhoods.

[BureaucratusMaximus]

Back then, America was a segregated nation, too.

And arguably...we are segregated now as well...only its not government sanctioned, its voluntary.