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SignalBama said...
Now the personal attacks. Makes sense. If you do not have facts or an intelligent response they usually do occur. Listen just because you do not understand the full context of the Bill of Rights and what brought about the writing of the clauses and Amendments.... Don't get mad at me for trying to explain it to you. I am not manipulating or twisting anything. Pick up any American History book that covers the Bill of Rights and read it yourself. Then after that look at the rulings that were made the past 200 years when these types of cases were ruled on by courts. It all points to exactly what I have said. Outside of you seeing that and understanding that no one here has an agenda against you.... I don't know what else to say to you man. I was hoping to help educate you a little bit to help you understand. But you seem to care more about being right about believing something that is false.
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Lets back up. Here is the First Amendment:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Work your magic on it and show me how these words can possibly be used to say that schools have a right to prohibit the free exercise of religion among its students. Go.
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Uncle DP said...
Lets back up. Here is the First Amendment:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Work your magic on it and show me how these words can possibly be used to say that schools have a right to prohibit the free exercise of religion among its students. Go.
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Felix said...
Schools don't have a "right". We are talking about the relation between the public institution infringing upon the student. If found, the court decides and the school must comply.
I'm confused how you are determining which parties are doing what.
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SignalBama said...
Under the Incorporation doctrine(look it up), the Bill of Rights was broadly applied to limit state and local governments as well as federal. Incorporating the 2 religious clauses from the First Amendment was a large reason for this. The first step was the Supreme Court’s conclusion in 1940 that the Free Exercise Clause was made applicable to the states through the 14th Amendment. The Establishment Clause was incorporated with a bit of turmoil in 1947. Largely because it dealt with Congress involving itself with state establishments of religion. Once this was incorporated on a state level is when Schools became under the domain of these clauses as they were state government funded.. The first case of this came in regards to state sanctioned prayer in 1960.
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Uncle DP said...
So, when asked to use the 1st Amendment to justify your stance, you give me some long-winded essay that barely even includes any if the original words in the 1st Amendment but accuse ME of manipulating the text when all I'm doing is quoting it? I rest my case. You just completely lost this debate. You're done.
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SignalBama said...
I showed you exactly how it became applicable to schools that are funded by the state government. I never said you manipulated anything.... Are you seriously adding something I didn't say yet again to my post ? Maybe it is just your guilty conscience speaking up ? I don't know, I know I never said it though. However you saying someone "Lost this debate" doesn't make it true. Especially when specific facts were provided to give you an answer. The original text was implied in my response. I was showing how it became applicable to states and schools in general. Maybe you just didn't grasp that ?
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SignalBama said...
No response at all then ? Is that the way you are going to go with it ? You made a statement earlier to BamaLives about how your supposedly shot down all his arguments. Well I would like you to take notice here that you have no reply at all. All of your false interpretations have been shot down by more than one person and your last ditch attempt to distract and claim victory has failed when you simply can't reply to actual facts.
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Uncle DP said...
I never attacked you personally. I simply pointed out that your arguments don't have any merit given the evidence at hand.
Here's a link to an explanation of ad hominem.
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SignalBama said...
I have never tried to make it say what I wanted. I only told you what it said. You seem to be the one to imply that it says something it doesn't. You seem to not understand it at all. Supplying you with the history and why it was written is in no way implying it says something it doesn't. This is not about winning or losing. This is about helping you understand your own rights... Which you clearly don't by the way you have described what you think they say.
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SignalBama said...
Yours is a singular view of the words without an understanding of why they were written and how they are applied in the real world. No one added anything or removed anything from the Clauses. The only one in this thread trying to make them not mean something they do is you. Everyone who has tried to explain it to you has been ridiculed by you. You simply tried to browbeat anyone that attempted to help you understand with your same singular view.
We simply tried to help you understand again... Why they were written and how they were applied. We have done this through telling you the history of how they came about and how they have been applied in court rulings. You should visit a local school and ask the principle of that school about what is allowed there in relation to religion based on the first amendment. Ask him what the school allows and doesn't allow and then ask him why that is. You might find a firmer grasp of what they mean that way. I am heading out for the night. Was a fun little discussion. I really enjoyed most of your juvenile responses. Got a few chuckles. Have a good evening.
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