LEDominator
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Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: wiin
Originally posted by: episodic
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20060814-1449-bn14cross2.html
Court rules cross to go cross in San Diego to be taken down as it is on public land violating church/state clauses - the administration flanks the effort by federalizing the land and placing it under DOD control.
I'm by no means against religion. However, the wording of the law is clear that there will not be a 'favored' religion of the state. How can this be legal? If they pass a law such as this is there judicial oversight? Where are the 'checks and balances' if the executive branch can do this?
There is no seperation of church and state mentioned in the constitution. Why do you anti religion people keep mentioning this? Show me where in the Constitution that this is mentioned?
Where? In the writings of the founding fathers of their intentions when creating this country and in legal precedent over the last 100 years. Looks like you need to retake poli sci 101.
Flaming the guy because you disagree with his opinion doesn't make you right. It is pretty broad as it should be. The only problem is when you get people who view it literally on both extremes. IMO it doesn't prohibit people from putting a cross up because people of other faiths can put whatever they want up as well. To me if the Jewish veterans cared about it so much, put up a star of david or whatever, that is their right. People need to stop bitching everytime they are offended by something they see. It's like saying I am offended that kittens exist so they should be killed. Its like going to Arlington National Cemetary and bitching because most of the graves have crosses on them. Oh noes the government is endorsing a religion!
Also, I had to laugh. The ACLU says that the Cross was put up by catholics and thus is a latin Cross specifically endorsing catholicism yet on the next post you put this "The Mount Soledad cross has long served as the site for Christian religious observances." Seems like they are infering more than one to me...
