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Me thinks that unless you are seeing a vote of no by residents who trashed the Constitution or demanded Federal Money be spent you might be seeing something (even if it's largely of your own creation), but it's probably not hypocrisy ... It may well be a major priority for them - but it might...

According to Arthur Marx - son of Groucho and author of the book "Red Skelton" - Red actually enjoyed profanity and dirty jokes ... albeit privately ...

As far as having "terrorists in the family", given how many of the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia, and considering the number of "Harb's" that exist in Saudi Arabia, it's not entirely surprising that this individual might be "related" I suppose ... no matter how distantly: Harb tribe...

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I'm guessing that you are having a little trouble squaring the above with what's below: Awww ... you poor wuttle babies ... This is the exact sorta thing that causes me to find Amurricka's homegrown Taliban so utterly revolting and repugnant ... You can't just be happy with having religious...

Interesting to see that you agree in all cases I listed ... BTW - since it apparently escaped your notice - this listing is only reflects where the ACLU was involved in religious cases ... I rather doubt that it is all-inclusive and represents the entirety of "every correct action" that they...

skyraider, Examining the actual record might be a worthwhile exercise ... not only from the standpoint of knowing the real truth of the matter ... but also in recognizing that some critics of the ACLU have their own agendas and probably aren't being exactly honest in their representations ...

The ACLU are actually the sane ones - they believe in civil rights and freedoms for all ... regardless of the particular creed ... When Leo starts talking about the ACLU "pursuing positions and actions that are against the majority of citizens" he's largely referring to things that he finds...

The ACLU of New Jersey (2004) appeared as a friend of the court to argue that a prosecutor violated the New Jersey Constitution by striking individuals from a jury pool after deciding that they were "demonstrative about their religion." One potential juror was a missionary; the other was wearing...

The ACLU of Louisiana (2006) reached a favorable settlement after filing a federal lawsuit against the Department of Corrections on behalf of an inmate who was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon). The inmate, Norman Sanders, was denied access to religious...

The ACLU of Florida (2007) argued in favor of the right of Christians to protest against a gay pride event held in the City of St. Petersburg. The city had proposed limiting opposition speech, including speech motivated by religious beliefs, to restricted "free speech zones." After receiving the...

The ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties (2009) wrote a letter in support of a family's right to host a home bible study after the family was cited for violating a county zoning code. San Diego Couple Should Be Free to Host Bible Study Sessions | ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties The...

You know ... nah ... you ain't worth it ... and the fact of the matter is after the follow-ups to this post, there really isn't any necessity for me to actually say it ... Though I do guess the really ironic thing is that when searching for the above, you probably weren't but a click away from...

Re: It starting. Impressive ... ;)

∧∧ The correct answer ∧∧

Yeah ... that certainly is rather sporty ... :rolleyes:

Inferior in what way ?

I too was sorely tempted ... but somehow managed to withhold myself ... ;)

Careful there bro ... Our resident brony Ninja warrior from Pearland is just trying to use "PC mumbo-jumbo" to confuse you ... with some of that fecal encephalopathy double-speak he's so familiar with ... Person ? We don't need no steekin' persons in this discussion ...

I know. The only type of exposure you're experiencing in that regard is ... self exposure ...