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Town of Greece v. Galloway

d4m10n

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Any thoughts on this case from the secularists among us? Specifically, does it mark a clear pattern in how these Establishment Clause cases tend to come down in the Roberts era, and if so, does that require a shift in legal strategy?
 
I haven't read the decision yet nor commentary from legal pundits I respect, but I fear the worst from this decision. It seems to say that government can endorse religion - or at least Christianity. I can't wait for a Muslim to demand the right to pray to Allah at some city council meeting.
 
I live near Greece, NY. Those prayers didn't help them pick good Chiefs of Police or clean up the GPD. It's a corruption riddles town.
 
I wonder... does this mean I can perform a virgin sacrifice and perhaps a (made up) Satanic mind-control spell of some sort to open up a government meeting? I'm not into killing virgins or anything... so that part would likely be faked, but other than that I think it'd be sort of cool.
 
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Manopolus said:
I wonder... does this mean I can perform a virgin sacrifice and perhaps a (made up) Satanic mind-control spell of some sort to open up a government meeting? I'm not into killing virgins or anything... so that part would likely be faked, but other than that I think it'd be sort of cool.
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Well, If you don't want to be so violent, you could just find a willing virgin and sacrifice his/her virginity as part of the invocation.
 
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