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Show me anywhere in their mission statement or operational procedures where your assertion can be supported.LittleNipper said:The ACLU is for the public promotion of secular logic and preventing what it deems "religious" proselytizing.
I would say the federal government needs to limit its involvment to those areas specifically mandated in the constitution. Clearly, it is reaching too far and into matters where it has no business.LittleNipper said:The Federal government needs to keep its nose out of both private and community affairs.
So then you disagree with the first amendment right to free speech? Do you believe a community should be able to force residents out who disagree with the majority religious opinion of the community in which they live? Should anyone be restricted from engaging in legal activity based on the religious values of the community around them?LittleNipper said:The private citizen needs to realize that he is a part of some community and must keep his personal issues to himself or locate himself where others wish to live in accord with the standards he has choosen to broadcast and imbrace.
The "family Christian" atmosphere belongs within the family, not the community unless strictly by unanimous will of the community. Some of the values you're espousing here lie blatantly in contrast to American ideals.LittleNipper said:If you do not like a "Family Christian" atmosphere, move to San Francisco, Camden, or Los Vegas.
Don't cry when Islamic fundamentalists move into your community in numbers sufficient to utilize the same ideals you're promoting to drive the Christians from the community.LittleNipper said:However, don't cry when those citzens stop saying the Pledge of Allegiance, begin taking drugs, gamble, have street gang fights and prostitution is solicited outside your own front door.
Why would you support the Pledge of Allegiance? That's about allegiance to American ideals and so far, you seem strictly against a number of those ideals. The whole, "under God" thing was added in the 50s and should be removed so that the Pledge once again echos the sentiments for which it was originally written.
Can you present examples to support your claim that the ACLU is spreading lies about the constitutionality of any concept? I would agree that it's not up to the ACLU to label anyone as unAmerican, unless of course, they show themselves to be promoting ideas which directly conflict with the Constitution. Such ideas might include the concept of mandating any community as a "Christian community". That's one of the major reasons people came to American to begin with. They wanted to escape religious persectution. You want to promote religious persecution of any who hold to beliefs/religion other than your own.LittleNipper said:I have NEVER been to any decidedly "Christian" community where any of this happens everyday or even every month. And I greatly resent the ACLU's attempts at labeling people such as myself as unamerican, while destroying community after community with lies about what is Constitutional and who are the true patriots.
The ACLU is not concerned with religious beleifs. They are concerned with the continued separation of church and state as per the U.S. Constitution. There was a very good reason for mandating such a separation and it remains a good reason today. Without such a separation, religious persecution becomes commonplace. The founding fathers knew this because they had seen what happened when the government was allowed to affiliate with any specific religion. If you remember the story of Galileo and his narrow escape from being executed by order of the Church, you have an example of what can happen when government is not separated from religion.LittleNipper said:The ACLU is an atheistic organization and is being funded in part with American tax dollars.
Before you can claim that it's unconstitutional, you need to support your statement that the ACLU is an atheist organization. They clearly are not. They simply wish to support the Constitutional mandate that government remain separate from the church. If you see that as inappropriate, then you're supporting an unAmerican ideal.LittleNipper said:That is unConstitutional. Let them take themselves to court ----- they would never do that...
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