No Freedom of Religion

Once again, another court has made a royal decree that atheism shall be, and is, the official religion of the United States. Someone needs to tell the Muslims who are mad at Christians that America is NOT a Christian Nation. Instead our official, enforced, mandatory religion is atheism. And if you don't like it, tough. I wish there were a law that made it so the government couldn't decide my religion. I wish there were a rule that said something like government "shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."

But I'm dreaming of a place that doesn't exist.

In the case linked above, one person tried to give another one something for free. No one tried to force anyone to do anything. The courts ruled that that should not be allowed. Instead, the court clearly said that if a person might be offended by something, that something must be stopped and not permitted to happen.

In other words, based on that court decision, if you're offended by driving by my church in the morning, the church shall be shut down. Seriously, that's what the ruling means. Of course the commies at the ACLU claim it's an "endorsement" of religion -- which by extension means that the government is endorsing my church because they accept tax dollars in property taxes from the church.

In addition, since I am subject to the laws of the government, if you don't like me praying in my home -- if that offends you -- according to this judge, I should stop. Because, you see, since I pay taxes, I'm part of the government so if I'm praying, that's government endorsement of religion.

But, not to worry -- soon I shall be jailed anyway for saying things like, "I think homosexuality is wrong."

This is NOT a free country. We do NOT have freedom of religion. We have government granted permission to worship away from others who might be offended (for the time being). That is, unless your religion is atheism -- then you have complete freedom to participate in that state-sponsored religion any time and anywhere you like.

Judge to People: Bite Me

Once again, the men in black robes have decided that the people are too stupid to have a government themselves. An unelected political appointee has once again declared: "You people are stupid. You're not smart enough to make your own laws. Instead, I, in my supreme glory, will tell you what you should do and what you should not do. Oh, and that silly 'Constitution' thing? That will apply and mean what I say it does, when I say it does, and at no other time."

What a schmuck. Judge Munley says that it's "unconstitutional" that the people have a law against, well, breaking the law. He basically claimed that "residents" have all the rights and protections of all people -- even if the residents are breaking the law. He ruled that if a business would suffer "irreparable harm" by NOT breaking the law, then they should be allowed TO break the law. Seriously, he ruled that.

In other words, let's say I set up a legal business, for example, selling blocks. If the majority of my income from selling blocks comes from people who rob banks, and I would go out of business if robbing banks was illegal; then according to this judge, robbing banks should not be illegal. That's what this maroon actually said:

U.S. District Judge James Munley ruled that landlords, tenants and businesses that cater to Hispanics faced “irreparable harm” from the laws and issued a temporary restraining order blocking their enforcement

Once again, the message from the judge is clear: "Shut up you peons. I love illegals, and I'm supporting them no matter what you want." I say again: America is no more.

Supreme Court Decision

I know some people have gone absolutely bananas over the recent decision of the supreme court allowing a legislature to make it illegal to chop open the heads of little babies. I know some people honestly believe they have a right to suck the brains out of innocent babies because they want to. But I think this cartoon really says it all regarding that decision.

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