09-04-2015, 11:48 PM
(09-04-2015, 11:36 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Obviously this is your opinion, but there are many examples in that article that do not infringe on the rights of others.
But given that a simple answer is the only one that will suffice (be understood) for "us", I will offer this:
There was a thread on these very boards about a Sheriff's Department that chose to put "In God we Trust" stickers on their vehicles. Many here and in the National Liberal Press said this should not be allowed.
Whose rights were infringed in the above example?
Before I answer your simple question with complete ease, may I raise the question of whether or not you know the difference between opinions and facts?
The right infringed there is the right of taxpayers to not have their money used on an endorsement of a belief that God exists. I certainly wouldn't want a half penny of my money paying for it. By the way, as a small government conservative, do you think little "In God We Trust" stickers are a good use of public funds?
