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The Boys of 1776 never intended to protect the building of a mosque or church nor the burning of a Koran or Bible.
Congress shall make no law
In regards to those Rights listed in The First Amendment they left it open to the States. The States (and local governments, for that matter) could still pass a law banning the burning (or sale of) books. Or the building of a church or mosque anywhere. Not that such laws would be a good idea.
But the First Amendment is specifically about States Rights versus Federal overreach. Nothing more or less until the overreach of Federal courts made it so.
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- These 3 Women Are In The Same Picture For A Very Good Reason
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- Under-secretary Of The Un Says Freedom Of Speech Not A Fundamental Right, But Is Instead, "a Gift Given To Us" By The Un
From Will at THE OTHER NEWS:On Tuesday, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson characterized free speech not as a fundamental right, but as a “privilege” given to us by the U.N.Specifically, he referred to “the freedom of...
- Among The Stupidest Politicians Ever To Draw Breath
John Kerry: Sen. Kerry: We Need To Be Careful Not To Americanize The Movement In Middle EastYes, of course because we wouldn’t want to to contaminate what will surely result in a more populist, but FAR more Islamist outcome across the Levant, northern...
- Licensed To Blog
Philadelphia wants you to have a license to blog. Here's my License: See that First Amendment thingie-mo-bopper there? It says: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging...
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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.
The Boys of 1776 never intended to protect the building of a mosque or church nor the burning of a Koran or Bible.
Congress shall make no law
In regards to those Rights listed in The First Amendment they left it open to the States. The States (and local governments, for that matter) could still pass a law banning the burning (or sale of) books. Or the building of a church or mosque anywhere. Not that such laws would be a good idea.
But the First Amendment is specifically about States Rights versus Federal overreach. Nothing more or less until the overreach of Federal courts made it so.
- Congratulations America We Have The Inverse Of The Founding Fathers Running
Back before Valentine’s day I said I could not vote for Cruz under any circumstances and remarked it was back to Trump until he fucked it up AGAIN.He TOTALLY fucked it up again.WAAAAAAAY beyond Cruz accepting Bickle and doubling down.WaPo:In...
- These 3 Women Are In The Same Picture For A Very Good Reason
We are all Pamela Geller this morning Make no mistake about what is being threatened. It’s the Constitution, which in the same sentence, protects speech and religion, versus evil’s definition of BLASPHEMY. Even if one thinks Pamela is a provocateur...
- Under-secretary Of The Un Says Freedom Of Speech Not A Fundamental Right, But Is Instead, "a Gift Given To Us" By The Un
From Will at THE OTHER NEWS:On Tuesday, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson characterized free speech not as a fundamental right, but as a “privilege” given to us by the U.N.Specifically, he referred to “the freedom of...
- Among The Stupidest Politicians Ever To Draw Breath
John Kerry: Sen. Kerry: We Need To Be Careful Not To Americanize The Movement In Middle EastYes, of course because we wouldn’t want to to contaminate what will surely result in a more populist, but FAR more Islamist outcome across the Levant, northern...
- Licensed To Blog
Philadelphia wants you to have a license to blog. Here's my License: See that First Amendment thingie-mo-bopper there? It says: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging...