Reply #64: Not fruity at all. You just want things as YOU want them. [View All]

[Festivito]

You're defining excessive entanglement as what you don't like and therefore you're right. Well, that's in your own mind that you're right. There are other people out here.

One might try to say that the first amendment itself promotes religion by mere mention of the word religion and therefore it negates the first amendment itself for having included those eight letters spaced inside itself due to excessive entanglement. Not one letter of religion should be allowed in the public arena. Bad bad bad.

But, no so. And, silly to both of us. So, where is the line drawn. Mention. Ends at the Constitution. Can free practice occur elsewhere on a public sheet or place.

I think your arguments all require that you are arbiter, because otherwise you when you don't like it you won't "think so." And, you're not in good company there. I did not call you a no-religion zealot.

You decided to take my generalized grouping and apply it to yourself. You do a disservice to that list of fine persons.