Renegen on 22/1/2007 at 23:46
LOL, so he had a muslim upbringing. Freedom and equality is ok if you're black candidate, it's ok if you're a woman candidate, but being of a different religion? Lord no.
Fingernail on 22/1/2007 at 23:51
SO NOW HIS MIDDLE NAME HUSSEIN MAKES SENSE. . . IT'S ALL FALLING INTO PLACE . . .
HOW COULD WE HAVE BEEN SO FOOLISH??? :eek:
Aircraftkiller on 22/1/2007 at 23:51
lol read the constitution. :)
I kinda like Obama so far; it's hilarious how his name sounds like Iraq Hussien Osama.
Shoshin on 22/1/2007 at 23:58
Quote Posted by Parker'sSire
.. our main problem in the US, as the DOL sees it, is that we're losing and need to teach "the ability to think critically".
I agree with that statement wholeheartedly.
SD on 23/1/2007 at 00:05
Quote Posted by Aircraftkiller
lol read the constitution. :)
This is your attempt at humour, yes? Because as we all know, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment deals with this bit, and fundamentally establishes the United States as a secular nation.
Gorgonseye on 23/1/2007 at 00:06
Hay guise im trying to think critically but im having problems with my math homework, how am i suposed to count past 20 if im not alowed to take off my shoes?:confused:
Aircraftkiller on 23/1/2007 at 00:10
Actually, no, it doesn't. If you read the first amendment, it specifically states that Congress will not pass laws regarding religion or the free exercise of it. There is nothing that specifically states that the United States is a secular nation, nor does it say anything about "separation of church and state".
SD on 23/1/2007 at 00:17
Thomas Jefferson and the Supreme Court disagree with you. No prizes for guessing whose side I'm taking :)
Aircraftkiller on 23/1/2007 at 00:36
Too bad the Constitution doesn't contradict what I'm saying. :p
SD on 23/1/2007 at 00:47
That doesn't stop you from being wrong though, semantic loophole or not.
