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Is today the Day the Right Wing SCOTUS takes down the wall between Church and State?
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Its behind a pay wall.
Unless he was forcing students to participate, it's not a violation of anything. If he was forcing students to participate or manipulating them to manipulate .....he should be fine and within his own Constitutional rights.
Tax the church's? You realize you would taking away from all the people the left claims to care about? The church is one of the largest charities, if not the largest.
If the church that has the program intent through was taxed? They wouldnt survive. It would shut down.
Do you want to see that? All those people and women and children pushed back on the streets and left with no help at all?
People who want to tax donated money that's already been taxed that would have gone directly towards helping other people need to get out there and start providing what they are taking away.
It's real easy to flippantly say and support taxing that when you dont ha e to see what the consequences would be.
And I dont understand how tossing in "tax the church" because a coach prays (or even forces the kids to pray) makes sense. It's a single man acting his own. Why would hopelessly and suffering people have to pay some price for it? How is this about the church? Is this guy a church member acting on the command of a church?
Can you explain your thinking here?
Unless he was forcing students to participate, it's not a violation of anything. If he was forcing students to participate or manipulating them to manipulate .....he should be fine and within his own Constitutional rights.
Tax the church's? You realize you would taking away from all the people the left claims to care about? The church is one of the largest charities, if not the largest.
If the church that has the program intent through was taxed? They wouldnt survive. It would shut down.
Do you want to see that? All those people and women and children pushed back on the streets and left with no help at all?
People who want to tax donated money that's already been taxed that would have gone directly towards helping other people need to get out there and start providing what they are taking away.
It's real easy to flippantly say and support taxing that when you dont ha e to see what the consequences would be.
And I dont understand how tossing in "tax the church" because a coach prays (or even forces the kids to pray) makes sense. It's a single man acting his own. Why would hopelessly and suffering people have to pay some price for it? How is this about the church? Is this guy a church member acting on the command of a church?
Can you explain your thinking here?
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