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I jsut think this is the way of people that are against then removing those words getting our message across in a nice manner.  Its not trying to push our views on anyone.  People buy stationary and all sorts of thing that say stuff and nooe says anything.  I dont see why this would matter either.  I jsut think its the people who choose to do this, i tihnk its their way of saying what they believe peacefully.  We sure as hell have to deal with the people that make such a big deal over reamoving the words that they bother the supremee court with this BS and wastethier time.  We have jsut as much right to do what we want as well.  If the supreme court or anyon else is willing to listen the people against it, they should definetly give the opposite side thesame respect.  So lik i said its just our way of doing it peacefully.  We're certainly not hurting anyone this way,

Me  wrote:

Kristen,

    Interesting, I really do support free speech like that promoted by the first part of the message. But it seems very close-minded and a little hypocritical at the end to suggest that the 14% should sit down and shut up. In addition to that, I really don't support the bully mentality of trying to push you views on other people, especially to the point of changing their behavior. I really don't care one way or the other if people practice free speech and free religious behavior as long as it doesn't limit my freedom. It is interesting that so many people use religion to pacify them and go along with the puppet-masters running the show.

    What do you think?

 

Reason and Accountability,
-Peter