Congress shall kiss my fringe-religion ass.

[heartssdesire]

Congress would like you to know that "Christianity is the religion of over three-fourths of the American population", and "the largest religion in the world". Congress would like you to know that (in case you weren't aware) "Christians identify themselves as those who believe in the salvation from sin offered to them through the sacrifice of their

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Grrrrrrr!

[aoibhill]

AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

I thought this religious ass-hattery was solely the domain of podunk towns like Bakersfield.

I was talking about our recent religious political lameness (In God we Trust posters being put into schools and school Winter and Spring breaks names being officially changed to Christmas and Easter break) with someone who's sister goes to church with one of the involved politicians. She said that they see getting religion into schools and government as "fighting a war." While the rest of us are trying to play nice and get along, they are stealing our country.

Re: Grrrrrrr!

[heartssdesire]

Heh. That reminds me. If you want to really scare yourself, go watch "Jesus Camp". Who needs horror movies?

[starfrosting]

oh G-d help us. The well-organized Christian Right in this country is just so systemically oppressed---*ftoo*

[black_reaver]

Democracies, while espousing to have rights to protect the minority, are ultimately a tyranny of the majority.

Christianity got to be 2 billion strong through, killing, cohesion and applications of it's might in every arena possible. No reason for them to stop now. Christianity has been on a Jihad since it became the religion of the Roman Empire. They don’t have to declare it anymore, it’s in their doctrine and dogma now.

[heartssdesire]

Democracies, while espousing to have rights to protect the minority, are ultimately a tyranny of the majority.

Yep, and that boys and girls is why we have a Constitution!
::grumble grumble::

[black_reaver]

Shrub himself said it was just an outdated piece of paper :/

[heartssdesire]

O right. How could I forget. We only have a Constitution so long as the members of government consent to enforcing it.

(oops, fixed comment)

[aoibhill]

I came across this interesting editorial while cruising the "Americans United for the Separation of Church & State" website. I see they actually have a Kern County chapter, though it doesn't look like anyone is doing much of anything there....

[aoibhill]

And oooh! Looky, they have a handy form to contact your representatives and tell them what for.