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that is his plan with his so called war is to get you confused, don't let him, keep your faith it will be his downfall.

So wher do we stop.
No display of anything religious in a courtroom right?
So no wood, (not even Imitation) might offend the Druids
No leather- PETA ( they think they are a religion)
No Gavel- Norse mythology
No robes- Too much like roman Togas
Not in a building- gotta be in the woods for the wiccans

If we follow your logic we must remove ANY and ALL items, procedures, etc that might be offensive to, or promote ANY religious belief. Since we have innnumerable religions in The USA, I believe it would be impractical if not impossible to create a non threatening coiurtroom.

Again, when you're ready to stop twisting words, please physically QUOTE where I changed my mind.

Too bad your game doesn't stand ground there...

I'll get around to it... maybe.

You need to understand that I don't feel any reason to do as you tell me.

Maybe if you ask me nice?

I went all the way back to find what it was he said, and it looks to me like he took up from the tea party. and yes that was because the king was imposing his tax his rule over here.
But I had said we left england and religion was a big factor!
If we are going to disagree shouldnt we be in the same year and in the same country?

In a display would mean it's like a novelty or a show, which can even travel to other locations. On display would be more like the sidearm the bailiff is wearing, meaning he'll use it if necessary.

Plain enough?

I am not confused I am talking to someone at the same time trying to find what he said and I just forgot why?

And religious freedom was an add on to the list of reasons the colonies wanted to be independant. The origional reason was unfair british tax laws. (boston tea party, stamp act) One of the reasons that wondows with muttons are called colonial. Glass was taxed according to size, so the colonists bought smaller pieces of class to save on the tax imposed by the british.

Here's a list of events leading up to the revolutionary war.

Freedom of religon, though PART of it, is not the main reason for the revolution. Though it is often misinterpreted as being such.

The following events represent the major events along the way to war. While it would be hard to point to any one event that singularly led to the Revolution, there is no doubt that the American view that they were entitled to the full democratic rights of Englishmen, while the British view that the American colonies were just colonies to be used and exploited in whatever way best suited the Great Britain, insured that war was inevitable.

So post a thread and expect no debate?

Rediculous.

Funny thing about you gnome, you push and push to try to make someone so irrate that you look good. Kinda the same strategy I used against bullies like you wen I was younger.

Example....bringing up Trish's personal background in a public forum to make her so mad that she might get belligerant. Doesn't work on me.Still waiting for the PHYSICAL quote where I changed my mind.......

GNOME, I said that at the beginning.....

only a part...but the unfair tax laws were the real reason....DUH

Does that mean we kick the Canadians off the thread?

I almost said Canucks, but I AM trying to be tolerant.

Not going for your Trish bait, gosling.

Actually I look at it as NOT letting someone like you push me or anyone else around.

And it has worked with you. Remember CAPS are yelling in a post, and when you end with an all caps 'period', I'd say that's kinda losing your cool.

still waiting for the quote.....

No, I'm just too lazy to put bold letters any more....

still no quote?

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And quote the WHOLE post...There was a list. The The party wasn't the only thing on the list...

NOT to mention it doesn't matter:

"What the Religious Right doesn't tell people, and what, tragically, many Amer­icans apparently don't know, is that when it comes to determining what the laws of the United States mean, the only document that matters is the Consti­tution. The Constitution, a completely secular document, contains no references to God, Jesus or Christianity. It says absolutely nothing about the United States being officially Christian. The Religious Right's constant appeals to documents like the Declaration of Independence, which contains a deistic reference to "the Creator," cloud the issue and make some people believe their rights spring from these other documents."From my previous post on the godless Constitution......

I didn't write this...I just re-posted it...apparently they look at them as a small portion in a historical sense....that's the reason they could have been posted with other historical documents....

I don't look at it that way....I look at it purely from a law perspective and not a religious perspective....Religion to me has no place in a court-room or court-house...it is to be totally unbiased and seen as supporting nobody one way or the other when it comes to religion...race...class of people etc...The Constitution represents the law of the land and there are NOT just Christians in the land...The very essence of The 1st Ammendment is seperation between Church and State for this very reason....If you read my 20 reasons for Church and State seperation...it backs up entirely what I am saying right now!!!!!!

By the way this is the way the law is in any democracy...including Canada....

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