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To: Theodore R.
Would anyone really be arrested for praying in public? If so, I can't imagine that a jury would convict.

I'm very supportive of Law and Order -- but sometimes open disrespect for bad rulings is the right thing to do.

2 posted on 03/01/2005 6:22:26 AM PST by ClearCase_guy (The fourth estate is a fifth column.)
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To: ClearCase_guy
I'm very supportive of Law and Order -- but sometimes open disrespect for bad rulings is the right thing to do.

Civil disobedience with respect to sincerely praying to God anywhere you please would be justified. It is the most basic of American freedoms. If you cannot worship your God freely, all other "rights" are meaningless.

The only way the ACLU is going to be stopped with all of these anti-Religous lawsuits is to challenge them. Lets see them start putting people in jail for praying.

People left for the New World to escape religious persecution. This point needs to be hammered home.

5 posted on 03/01/2005 6:34:39 AM PST by frogjerk
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