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To: ViLaLuz

Short and simple. If enacted it would cut off the life-blood of the ACLU and other vampires that feed on our country.


5 posted on 05/31/2005 11:52:55 AM PDT by jiggyboy
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To: jiggyboy
"Short and simple. If enacted it would cut off the life-blood of the ACLU and other vampires that feed on our country."

I believe so. Please help get news of this bill out far and wide. The battle is beginning.

9 posted on 05/31/2005 12:02:06 PM PDT by ViLaLuz
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To: jiggyboy

As I have previously expressed in various posts, I do have some problems with some aspects of the Christian Right's agenda, but I would support this act. Too much time, money and energy has been spent in trying to get God out of public life while screaming about separation of Church and State (we all know the left's interpretation of this is absolutely false). As many in FR have expressed, why are "atheists" so angry, afraid, or whatever about something they claim doesn't exist? It's more as if they were God-haters or Judeo-Christian haters. I have never seen the ACLU, American Atheist Society or any other group that has a penchant for filing law suits in reference to the separation clause do so when it comes to let's say "Pagan-Wicca groups". Not that pagans shouldn't have the right to express their beliefs publicly as well (Hey I think solstice celebrations are cool.....don't know if I really want to join a coven though). This Act will clarify or more possibly force the Supremes to identify what the separation of church and state really means as well as taking the wind out of the ACLU.


12 posted on 05/31/2005 12:08:10 PM PDT by brooklyn dave (USA OUI *** FRANCE NON)
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