To: lugsoul
"Neither your freedom of expression nor Judge Roy Moore's requires that you be given the unfettered use of the resources of the state to exercise your freedom of expression. "
Strawman and further evasion of my question.
What is "unfettered" about one room, and one monument?
And if it was *donated*, does that make it better and therefore legal?
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08/22/2003 12:11:19 PM PDT by
WOSG
To: WOSG
If the monument does not present any constitutional problem, why could it not be paid for out of the state treasury?
To: WOSG
Fine - change my choice of words to "fettered or unfettered." I don't care. Your free exercise does not have to be state-supported. And neither does Judge Moore's. Nor mine.
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