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If a predominantly Muslim public school requires students to pray, will the teachers in Pensacola start citing constitutional concerns? If we reach that terrib
by theorique 13y ago
If a predominantly Muslim public school requires students to pray, will the teachers in Pensacola start citing constitutional concerns?
If we reach that terrible point, I suspect we will already be living under the iron hand of Sharia, and no one will dare to speak out lest they be accused of being anti-Islam and punished hard.
- figglesonrails 13y agoYay, Islamophobia. Forced prayer should be stamped out from public schools. Period. Let's just agree on that without going to extremes like "we'll all be living under Shari'a law!!!!111" EDIT: In other words, neither myself nor the courts give a flying f* what is popular, the law against religious establishment exists for a reason, and even if every teacher and every student except that ONE GUY supported it, that ONE GUY has a legal right that should be easily defended in court. If it isn't then we should consider that a failure of America and strive to overturn it and commit to doing better in the future.
- theorique 13y agoNot Islamophobia, just a wary eye on those who would chip away at the Christian and Jewish foundations of the nation. Others are welcome, but not to destroy the foundations.