- This is pretty typical. I cut off the conversation when it was clear he could not see beyond his narrow point of view.
To answer his last question (what do I want?) I want to be able to participate in my local government without our elected leaders asking anyone to pray against their conscience.
John Amonett
So write me back if you are man enough?
Oh that's right, you have to go hide behind those loser idiots in Wisconsin
With the ffffff fffff rrrrrrr ffffff
Bunch of losers just like you are!!!- Today
David Suhor
I can see you are lost. May you be touched by his noodly appendages. May you embrace the Luciferian impulse to eat of the Tree of Knowledge. May you recognize the Constitutional tenet that our government shall establish no religion. Hail Goddess! Ramen.PS If you prefer, please read and obey Jesus's command in Matthew 6:5-6.- John Amonett
David, having a Christian prayer before a meeting does not in any way establish a religion!!! It is those board members that choose to pray!! The only thing our Constitution says is that the government shall not establish a particular religion!! I agree, however, this country was founded on Christian principles, and I expect it to be governed accordingly!! You, as well as everyone else, have the right to believe and worship as chosen, or do nothing!! But you don't have any right going to a meeting and disrupting it just because you have some idea that those board members don't do as you think they should!! Do you even have kids in that school district?As for you quoting the Bible to me, you are way out of line David!!! - David Suhor
The ECSB is welcome to pray all they want before the meeting. I invoke my right to the same right, but am called disruptive. Fine. But when they use the apparatus of government to promote one kind of prayer, they cross the line. Their own student handbook policy says that staff may not lead students in prayer, but that a moment silence is appropriate. Yet they push Christian prayer on the audience, routinely asking students and adults to take part. The fact that they refuse prayers from minorities expressly contradicts the Supreme Court's Galloway ruling - that any person may participate and that nondiscrimination is required in choosing who does. To understand the law better, you should read the letters from FFRF on my blog. Also, read about school prayer. It can't be instituted by staff. That includes the ECSB. Then refer back to Jesus' words, per the KJB. Rightly, he calls the ECSB hypocrites. They don't even pray before the other meetings - just when a large audience is present. Why is that? Finally,how would you feel if local councils started every meeting with a Muslim prayer? Unwelcome? Excluded? That how some minorities when our local governments ask us to pray to their genocidal, megalomaniacal, vengeful, paternal, and intensely jealous god. They should be doing the work of government, not imposing their personal faith. Nice to educate you, but I don't have time to school every right-winger. Read my blog - anapplebiter.blogspot.com Goddess bless. - John Amonett
I will state it again. This country was founded on Christian principles!!! If a person chooses to believe otherwise, so be it!! They have that right!!! Islam is garbage!!! It says that women are 2nd class, the Bible says the complete opposite!!! Your prayers are done to disrupt the meeting!!! What other purpose do you have? - David Suhor
There's no point arguing. Come speak up at the meetings. Show 'em we're a Christian nation! How about the Lord's Prayer during the public forum? I dare you. - John Amonett
I've done it David
Let me tell you something my little friend!!! I'm the one with the financial resources to start fighting against idiot groups like the ffrf. They have 21000 members!! The Christians in this country outnumber them exponentially!!! - David Suhor
Please fight for discrimination and Christian privilege and against secular government and the Supreme Court's rulings. AmericaStan needs your input.
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