Nonsense. I personally have closely held women on numerous occasions.
Scaliaâs secret plan all alongâŚ
I thought it said âSanta-ists.â
That would be most children, from the age of two to twelve.
Probably largest religious bloc in the nation.
We need a new constitutional amendment: The right to believe in science. âThe government shall create no law that will impinge on the freedoms of science and its pursuit for the betterment of mankind.â
Then thinking people would have the same rights as religious zealots.
What makes them a mythology? Theyâre Satanists for christs sake. If it wasnât for your religous mythologies they wouldnât exist!
I wonder if a successful court challenge will feature the words in brief, argument or commentary that either the devil made me do it or that the devil is in the details.
Where are the Agnostic and Atheist groups? At least the Church of the FSM, Ramen.
Hey, the more, the merrierâŚ
If Anton LaVey believed in an afterlife, heâd be laughing right now.
Great message, unusual messengerâŚ
Gotta love the Satanists; first they wanted to put a statute of Satan in an Oklahoma court house, now this. What a devilish sense of humor they have.
Mine? I donât have one.
Iâm pretty sure it was a clever choice because the hardcore fundies (the ones doing their best to drive this country into the shitter as hard and fast as possible) canât claim that Satan doesnât exist, and therefore isnât a ârealâ religion.
Who knew that Satanists were so good at snark?
Tit for tat, you hypocritical Hobby Lobby motherfuckers.
Now let us litigate the qualifications of a religious belief system. The supreme court is about to give us legal definition and tests for the nature of âdivinityâ and the meaning of âfaithâ.
Oh dear. I would say to the votersââif ye had faith you could move the mountainous rear ends that currently sit on the highest bench in the land.â
Never go full retard. Never vote Republican. Itâs the rule.
And the ball is knocked out of the park in one.
So sad that Flip Wilson isnât around any longer to present the oral arguments.
Exactly, Paul. After all, our Founding Fathers werenât entirely sure that women were people. Of course, corporations didnât exactly exist then in the form they do now, either.
Hey RepubliKKKlan Contards and Baggertrash! Looks like that 1st Amendment is a two-edged sword, huh?
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