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To: DeWalt

“It does because of incorporation.”

Looked it up. Very interesting. Thank you, that helps my ongoing education.

OK, so now I have this question:

I just read an article stating that North Carolina was considering a bill that reserved their right to establish a religion and make religious laws. How come this doesn’t fall under incorporation?

Sounds like such a law would be flat-out unconstitutional on its face.


37 posted on 04/04/2013 4:41:39 PM PDT by Owl558 (Think twice before speaking once)
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To: Owl558

It will shot down and has no life. This is where politicians should be held accountability for wasting the tax payers money on frivolous crap.


38 posted on 04/04/2013 4:46:13 PM PDT by DeWalt
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To: Owl558

Section 13 of the North Carolina constitution prohibits this. Therefore the state supreme court should nullify it.


41 posted on 04/04/2013 4:56:40 PM PDT by DeWalt
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