http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,539741,00.html

Utterly ridiculous! :mad: I guess freedom of speech and expression doesn't apply to Christians. Meanwhile, rapists, murderers, and other criminals roam the streets.

The ACLU needs to be done away with.

http://www.stoptheaclu.com/

Just sickening. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

So much for the First Amendment. :rolleyes:
That's just.... :mad:

I'd expect to hear this story happening in the Middle East, but not here. I am officially disgusted. Those liberals are such hypocrites. They talk about tolerance and equality as long as you're not Christian. They are no better than the Taliban.

I'd expect to hear this story happening in the Middle East, but not here. I am officially disgusted. Those liberals are such hypocrites. They talk about tolerance and equality as long as you're not Christian. They are no better than the Taliban.
:clap :clap :clap :clap :clap

This story pisses me off.

It seems to me there is a significant difference between praying (what these men did) and promoting prayer (what they're being accused of). It's seems unbelievable to me that we are sending soldiers to places like Iraq and Afghanistan to give those people more freedoms and meanwhile our freedoms are being taken away from us!!!! :mad:

I am a so called liberal and if you want to pray anytime/anywhere, go for it :wave:

I am a so called liberal and if you want to pray anytime/anywhere, go for it :wave:
Ditto. I'm sick of the "those liberal" comments, as if everyone is the same and it's always "liberals" pulling that crap.

^ Not us Christians, Lauren. We might offend somebody ;)

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,539741,00.html

Utterly ridiculous! :mad: I guess freedom of speech and expression doesn't apply to Christians. Meanwhile, rapists, murderers, and other criminals roam the streets.

The ACLU needs to be done away with.

http://www.stoptheaclu.com/
Oh, you're talking about the Anti Christian Liberals Union! :rolleyes: :mad:

I am a so called liberal and if you want to pray anytime/anywhere, go for it :wave:
THANK YOU!! :cool: :D

Ditto. I'm sick of the "those liberal" comments, as if everyone is the same and it's always "liberals" pulling that crap.
exactly. to criticize "those liberals" for being hypocrites is, well, hypocritical. hypocrisy comes from your personality (even if it's just a habit or honest mistake), not from what your political beliefs are, give me a break. but people find it more convenient to have a wider target of blame.

i knew that headline was out of context when i saw it. they're in trouble for violating a court agreement not to LEAD prayers at school, it's not "for praying." not that i get butthurt every time someone talks to their food, but if you say you're going to do something, do it. boy does it pay to read full articles instead of just the ~*shocking*~ and out-of-context headlines that the journalists throw out there for attention whoring purposes.

I am a so called liberal and if you want to pray anytime/anywhere, go for it :wave:
Unfortunately, it's not always up to you. Rules are implemented and such, and not even you can pray in certain places, not out loud anyway.

exactly. to criticize "those liberals" for being hypocrites is, well, hypocritical. hypocrisy comes from your personality (even if it's just a habit or honest mistake), not from what your political beliefs are, give me a break. but people find it more convenient to have a wider target of blame.

i knew that headline was out of context when i saw it. they're in trouble for violating a court agreement not to LEAD prayers at school, it's not "for praying." not that i get butthurt every time someone talks to their food, but if you say you're going to do something, do it. boy does it pay to read full articles instead of just the ~*shocking*~ and out-of-context headlines that the journalists throw out there for attention whoring purposes.
Gracias.

This here isn't an issue of whether or not the rule is unjust (and, IMO, it is), but about the fact that two people broke a rule that they were obviously aware of. You break a rule, you get punished for it, no matter how ridiculous the rule is. Contrary to popular belief, the best way to change a rule or law is not to...you know...actually break that rule or law.

It's disgusting.

exactly. to criticize "those liberals" for being hypocrites is, well, hypocritical. hypocrisy comes from your personality (even if it's just a habit or honest mistake), not from what your political beliefs are, give me a break. but people find it more convenient to have a wider target of blame.

i knew that headline was out of context when i saw it. they're in trouble for violating a court agreement not to LEAD prayers at school, it's not "for praying." not that i get butthurt every time someone talks to their food, but if you say you're going to do something, do it. boy does it pay to read full articles instead of just the ~*shocking*~ and out-of-context headlines that the journalists throw out there for attention whoring purposes.
Yeah. I knew this was gonna be blown out of proportion.

Hey, journalists, I see what you did there.

Yeah. I knew this was gonna be blown out of proportion.

Hey, journalists, I see what you did there.
Sure makes it easy for everyone who just wants to be angry to just ignore the facts.

Wow, I mean even though they supposedly broke the law, I hope they get out of prison time. I've seen people praying in restaurants before they eat and it doesn't bother me at all.

t's seems unbelievable to me that we are sending soldiers to places like Iraq and Afghanistan to give those people more freedoms and meanwhile our freedoms are being taken away from us!!!! :mad:

So very true... and extremely frightening... :eek:

So very true... and extremely frightening... :eek:
It IS scary - and infuriating. :mad:

I consider myself a very serious liberal and I STILL don't understand the ACLU's point, since the basic tenets of Christianity (respect, love for one another, basic laws about not killing, not stealing, etc.) are also basic tenants of just about every other major world religion.

If you want to pray, then I say do it!

I understand that they broke a rule, but, like Schmoopie, I hope they don't have to go to jail for it. Even if they did break a rule, that punishment seems extreme to me.

I'm a New Ager and a Christian. So people can pray at my house and also hold seances too. :)

This is bull****!

There's many people who share other faiths and should they get jailed too?

This is beyond outrageous. Its a crime now to pray. Soon it will be a crime to go to church on Sunday, if laws like this continue. :mad: :mad: :mad:

This is beyond outrageous. Its a crime now to pray. Soon it will be a crime to go to church on Sunday, if laws like this continue. :mad: :mad: :mad:

If that's the case...we may have to use the Soviet Flag.