Reply #13: and we have a winner! good idea treading lightly on your very [View All]

[pepperbear]

first post.

yep, read it backwards and forwards. not sure if you read the article though.

it's not the shirt (you also didn't bother to read my post either). it's the "voting to pray" part that is troubling. uh, that is pretty much illegal.

edited to add: why do you guys always misinterpet the 1st amendment (you have to be a trool to think I do't understand the difference betwen wearing a shirt and voting to pray), and the accuse the "other side" of doing the same thing? It clearly says that a religion is not to be established. ANY kind of ORGAINIZED prayer in a public school(yes even one the students vote for) is in direct violation of the first amendment.

Is that clear enough? Or did you read it incorrectly?



And if you're not a troll and you just don't comprehend, I would enroll in "Constitution 101" if I were you.