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Texas City Pulls nativity, despite objections of atheists.
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<blockquote data-quote="AnonymousRain" data-source="post: 69021725" data-attributes="member: 382832"><p>I'm going to stop you there. </p><p>It was a SCOTUS decision concerning a nativity on government property. </p><p>I realize you have no respect for that, due to your inflammatory remarks. However, that is what the court said. And since you apparently don't know I'll say this in conclusion; SCOTUS' decisions don't have an expiration date. Unless they overturn their decision it stands. And to my knowledge, they did not overturn this decision. </p><p></p><p>The court proved your prior proclamation wrong. Therefore, you're expressing a personal bias that has no legal merit. </p><p>Laugh. It does a body good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AnonymousRain, post: 69021725, member: 382832"] I'm going to stop you there. It was a SCOTUS decision concerning a nativity on government property. I realize you have no respect for that, due to your inflammatory remarks. However, that is what the court said. And since you apparently don't know I'll say this in conclusion; SCOTUS' decisions don't have an expiration date. Unless they overturn their decision it stands. And to my knowledge, they did not overturn this decision. The court proved your prior proclamation wrong. Therefore, you're expressing a personal bias that has no legal merit. Laugh. It does a body good. [/QUOTE]
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