Baloney I am. Throughout this thread, you've maintained that this municipality had every right to do what it did, even without any evidence of wrong-doing. It was okay for you because of who they were and how they worshiped. Then you started dragging "queers" and pedophiles into the mix, all the while not-so-clandestinely insinuating that these people were queers and pedophiles---saying how you wouldn't defend their basic human rights---hell, you even said you wouldn't mind if the state roughed them up a little bit. Then you inferred that the whole American system of justice was just a bunch of BS anyway: you were some ethereal citizen who owed allegiance to some higher sovereign, and if others didn't follow the same path as you, well, tough luck to them. In fact, you said you consider yourself a bunch of other things before you considered yourself "American."All this demonstrates that you're very concerned with how others live their lives. In fact, you strike me as someone who'd love it if the full force of government could be brought to bear on those you consider heathens. I think you'd love it if the government enforced your moral code.
Allow me to rephrase and perhaps alter my question: Do you consider those who don't worship the same God you do or in the same way you do unworthy of the same rights and protections you enjoy as a United States citizen? Do you consider the people who don't follow your faith sub-citizens?