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Jim Lane

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10. The headline is false.

Sat Nov 24, 2012, 10:26 PM

Nov 2012

If you read the full linked article, and the comments, you'll see that the law doesn't require anyone to believe anything and doesn't impose a one-year sentence for anyone's action or belief.

What it actually does is to make a purported legislative "finding" about God and then direct the posting of some pro-religion plaques on some public buildings. Even that much is silly enough without the phony headline making it sound much worse.

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The Taliban has arrived in Kentucky. Thanks to the Fundies. [View all] Whovian Nov 2012 OP

Unfortunately.... CherokeeDem Nov 2012 #1

I can relate. Whovian Nov 2012 #2

LOL... CherokeeDem Nov 2012 #6

I guess I don't see how a citizen is required to affirm belief in God or risk being brewens Nov 2012 #3

It's a "slippery slope" kind of thing. Whovian Nov 2012 #5

Yeah. That's why I would be against it even just as far as it goes. You can brewens Nov 2012 #7

What's the mechanism for this? JHB Nov 2012 #4

Tom Riner is apparently a Democrat! Loudly Nov 2012 #8

A wolf in sheep's clothing if he is behind this. n/t Whovian Nov 2012 #9

The headline is false. Jim Lane Nov 2012 #10

sounds like much ado about nothing to me RomneyLies Nov 2012 #11

...imagine living in that shithole ? RagAss Nov 2012 #12

† Ya Basta Nov 2012 #13