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#1106968
Efrain
...Maybe keeping State OUT of church, but I'm fairly certain the Klan wants to make the entire world Protestant. Also, I don't think the Justice was FOR it, if they even said that. So, DocBullshit, you fail.
1/30/2010 2:43:48 PM
#1106969
Kayube
...Thomas Jefferson was a member of the KKK?
...Thomas Jefferson was a Supreme Court justice?
1/30/2010 2:47:28 PM
#1106971
MurdWHARRGARBL
What the
Heck
Are you saying, you
Retard ? Do you
Really think your
Gibberish does make
Any sense at all ?
Really, it's just incomprehenisible
Bullshit from the first word to the
Last one.
1/30/2010 2:51:33 PM
#1106974
The Watcher
A) That's not true.
B) Even if it were, how is it relevant?
1/30/2010 2:55:53 PM
#1106977
Vegetable Rights Activist
Bible references on ACOG sights.
Because when I am about to shoot some dude, I want to be reminded about the teachings of Christ.
Do they want all of our soldiers to die after turning the other cheek?
And yes, I know the specific passage referenced was the "Onward Christian Soldiers" bit, but that is even worse.
It gives the rest of the world that all of our soldiers are some kind of psychopathic 'Knights Templar" kind of dude, and that does nothing to better our image abroad.
1/30/2010 2:59:09 PM
#1106979
JSS
"The point is that these idiot reporters and godless libtards are freaking out over this, towing the KKK line of “separation of church and state.”"
Okay. Talk about pulling random logic out of left field.
KKK came up with "separation of church and state." Hmm. Care to explain this DoctorBullshit?
1/30/2010 3:03:17 PM
#1106988
J. Random Lurker
Saw an article about this a bit ago, it involves a Michigan company putting the references on sights, which apparently they do on all the sights they sell (their civilian ones also contain these references).
That said, if such sights are made to MIL-SPEC, I doubt the MIL-SPEC allows for such references. Methinks either the military representative missed the representation and/or the spec is flawed because of the religious reference.
I don't care if they're on sights the soldiers purchase themselves and retain when they leave the service. It's their money.
Just don't put bible references on government-issued equipment, and especially equipment that's going to Iraq or Afghanistan.
1/30/2010 3:11:43 PM
#1106991
Ozzie
How do you know what's in a swearing in ceremony for the KKK?
1/30/2010 3:13:46 PM
#1106992
Quantum Mechanic
Jefferson was in the Klan? Who knew?
1/30/2010 3:17:12 PM
#1106999
I've actually been to a Klan rally and they were spewing scripture, so methinks DoctorBulldog is a retard.
1/30/2010 3:29:15 PM
#1107006
Rat of Steel
(Jehovah's Advocate hat on)
Actually, DoctorBulldog isn't talking about Thomas Jefferson. While Jefferson certainly was the first one to use the phrase "separation of Church and State", the OP is talking about someone else who actually used that phrase when writing a court decision, sometime in the latter half of the 20th century. I wish I could recall that judge's name, but it currently escapes me.
(Jehovah's Advocate hat off)
1/30/2010 3:34:56 PM
#1107011
I read about the afterlife
The KKK are extremist protestants...I don't think they want the seperation of church and state. They're pretty fond of the verse "slaves, obey your master"
1/30/2010 3:41:37 PM
#1107016
Maybe she meant Masons?
1/30/2010 3:45:48 PM
#1107033
Even if it was a Supreme court justice who first used the phrase "separation of church and state", that would be a totally irrelevant point, because it doesn't mean he originated that concept or policy within our law. It originated with the founding fathers, who stated unequivocally in our Consitiution that there shall be NO establishment of a state religion.
And you're completely full of shit about the KKK, but again, even if it were true, read the Constitution.
1/30/2010 4:00:08 PM
#1107040
Do you people ever think? Bible verses on weapons we take into a Muslim country only fuels their religious zealots' belief that we're enagaging in a war on their religion.
1/30/2010 4:04:14 PM
#1107057
aaa
Tell me, why should i not punch you for being a massive tard?
1/30/2010 4:18:53 PM
#1107060
Zeus Almighty
I did a story on hate groups a few years back, and pretty much every Klan group I researched had as a requirement the Christian faith. In fact, being non-Christian was an automatic reason for disqualification for membership.
Why do you think they burn fucking crosses, you moron?
1/30/2010 4:21:29 PM
#1107087
Turtle
Translation: Most people don't like the KKK. I don't like liberals. If I say liberals are the same as the KKK, other people won't like liberals.
1/30/2010 4:48:56 PM
#1107118
I'm pretty the KKK were all about the unification of church and state.
1/30/2010 5:17:33 PM
#1107125
How can you actually type those words?
The KKK was founded as a Christian organization, and most chapters still have a requirement of faith that one be a Christian in order to join.
1/30/2010 5:33:11 PM
#1107140
WMDKitty
Uh, no. The KKK was, and is, a Christian "organization".
1/30/2010 5:44:13 PM
#1107173
Old Viking
The KKK members are idiotic, uneducated, completely biased and altogether Christian.
1/30/2010 7:10:56 PM
#1107195
KKK and separation of church and state?
which KKK are you talking about?
1/30/2010 7:53:35 PM
#1107226
The Bible references are put there intentionally.
So you're saying they could have found their way there accidentally?
1/30/2010 8:46:32 PM
#1107237
484
"Supreme Court Justice who put that phrase into the legal vernacular was a member of the KKK"
Thomas Jefferson was never a member of the supreme court, and also he loved the brown sugar.
1/30/2010 9:07:51 PM
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