ACLU Loses In Latest Boy Scout Attack

Stop The ACLU ^ | 9 Sep 06 | John Stephenson

[Jay777]

Not only is this an unfair and disgraceful attempt to compare the BSA's policy to discriminate based on their moral code to a group that promotes hate and racism, but it is an inaccurate and losing argument. The Boy Scouts are not saying that all atheists are bad people they are simply saying that being an atheist is not compatable with being a Boy Scout. Discriminating membership to an organization does not equate to promoting hate against those that are excluded. This argument is completely false anyway.

The ACLU's hateful war against the BSA is one more good reason to support the Public Expression of Religion Act. Let's stop paying the ACLU to destroy America and freedom.

[Jay777]

Ping!

[BW2221]

Any loss for the ACLU is a win for Americans.

[dynachrome]

[SandRat]

Gotta love this!!!!!

[sandra_789]

"David Fidanque, executive director of the Oregon ACLU, said the ruling turned on a technical definition of what constitutes discrimination in the schools.

"In theory, he argued, a hate group such as the Ku Klux Klan . . ."
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What about a HATE GROUP like the ACLU?

[sandra_789]

Soros needs to fire his lawyers and get some new ones.

[submarinerswife]

FANTASTIC graphic!!

[gcruse]

Suppose they decided being a black kid was a basis for not being a scout, either. Would they still be allowed to recruit at schools? what does believing in a Sky God have to do with learning to pitch a tent? Is the BSA teaching self-reliance or religion?

[AZRepublican]

From "A Dummies Guide to Understanding the Fourteenth Amendment":

It is also important to consider what privileges or immunities we are dealing with since a citizen has both privileges or immunities belonging to citizens of the United States and those given to him by a State Constitution and laws.

In 1871 Bingham's home State of Ohio highest Court considered the question of whether the State had retained the right to establish separate schools for colored children under the Fourteenth Amendment. In the case of Garnes v. McCan, et al. (21 Ohio State Reports) had unanimously decided by a all Republican court that all privileges to a State school system are derived solely from the Constitution and laws of the State. "The privileges or immunities under the Fourteenth Amendment are those recognized by the US Constitution and belonging to US Citizens, and not those privileges or immunities that are the result of a State Constitution and laws belonging to citizens of a State," the court concluded.

"Equality of rights does not involve the necessity of educating white and colored persons in the same school any more than it does of educating children of both sexes in the same school, or that different grades of scholars must be kept in the same school," the court further added. What is important with this decision is the fact Bingham himself considered the courts ruling "just and proper" when later asked by Garfield if he had agreed with the court's interpretation under the new amendment to the Constitution.

[lionheart 247365]

P!$$ on the aclu , you commie b@$t@rd$

[submarinerswife]

Whoops! That FANTASTIC graphic reply was meant for you, dynachrome.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

When is the ACLU going to stop molesting the Boy Scouts?

[Phibes]

Never mind the terrorists, attack the Boy Scouts. Great strategy

[little jeremiah]

Another article about the BSA winning and the disgusting ACLU losing.

[dynachrome]

I stole it right here on FR. I only steal from the best! :)

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

When is the ACLU going to stop molesting the Boy Scouts?

[little jeremiah]

LOL!

[submarinerswife]

I stole it right here on FR. I only steal from the best! :)

Keeping it within the family, eh? Great graphic, though. It should be posted every time the ACLU is mentioned.

[Der_Hirnfänger]

One for the oregon ping...