Death Penalty

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(09-04-2015, 11:48 PM)GodHatesBengals Wrote: 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?

Once again with the assumptions. What makes you think I'm a small government person? I am a Federal Employee.

I don't want a half penny of my tax dollars paying for a great many things, but my rights are not being infringed because they are.

As to your opinion or facts question: I do know the difference. This is just one of the many cases from the article:

Quote:A student at a public elementary school wrote a short poem in her journal that included the line, “Love is the earth that God made.” Her teacher crossed out that line and said that discussion of God was not allowed in class. After the student’s father shared a letter from the ACLJ with the teacher, she explained that she had believed that any discussion of religion in a public school classroom was prohibited.

In your OPINION whose right did that elementary student infringe upon?