Praying is Not a Political Statement

[Johny Joe Hold]

http://www.adfmedia.org/News/PRDetail/4120

An ernest teacher brought her students to the Supreme Court Building in Washington, DC.

Outside the S.C. building she asked the students to bow their heads and have a moment of prayer. Immediately, a S. C. guard came up and said they could not pray there.

Apparently, there is a regulation against having political protests or making public polical statements on the grounds of the U. S. Supreme Court. The guard interpreted these Christian childrens' prayers as political statements.

This must be overruled! It's one thing if Mooselimbs, who we know would be planning to blow the place up, were to "pray" in front of the S. C. But, Christians do not do such things and must be given a pass on praying there.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Praying is Not a Political Statement

Further evidence that Barack HUSSEIN Obama is ruining America.

I'm sure if the students had spread out little rugs and got down on their knees and wiggled their behinds in the air while chanting demonic incantations to Allah (piss be upon him), all would have been fine.

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: Praying is Not a Political Statement

More blatant anti-Caucasian bigotry from the NAACP backed Obama regime. Would they have arrested an atheists standing in front of the Supreme Court and saying nothing? Of course not. This is just another step in the Kenyanisation of America. As Sarah Paline would say, right thinking Americans need to Refudiate this law!