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Baptism vs 1st amendment

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Oh boy. This is all too common. :headshake

you want abortion rights, gun rights, flag burning rights, gay rights? this fits HAS to fit in there somewhere. it's a bitter pill for both sides.

Unless the guy was pulling a Ned Flanders and trying to do a Baptism on someone who doesn't want it, I don't understand what the big deal is.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia also said in a statement: "If the park rules allow people to wade and swim in the river, then they must allow baptisms in the river."

 

What are the odds this tidbit makes it in a conservative or religious reporting of the story?

mark it down...the ACLU actually sides with religion....man that must have sent them into a bitter depression

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mark it down...the ACLU actually sides with religion....man that must have sent them into a bitter depression

Why does it suprise you? In a lot of settings the conservate church goers are as discriminated against, as any group out there.

Why does it suprise you?  In a lot of settings the conservate church goers are as discriminated against, as any group out there.

I'm just not sure why the ACLU doesn't PR that a little more. Most people see them as liberal hippies who care more about the right to screw a chicken than a small group of kids who want to meet once a week at their public school to pray....

 

that's all I'm saying.

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I'm just not sure why the ACLU doesn't PR that a little more. Most people see them as liberal hippies who care more about the right to screw a chicken than a small group of kids who want to meet once a week at their public school to pray....

 

that's all I'm saying.

I used to think a lot worse of the ACLU, but the more I have thought about it, the more I realized an organization like that is what separates us from the rest of the world. The fact that they are so hated, means that they do the job of protecting freedoms for things we don't like, and they do it well. Granted I don't agree with rights for child molesters and the like, but if they didn't stand up for them, who would? And then were would their "freedoms" be?

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