I'm going to be the contrarian on this one. The ruling was to treat private religious schools the same as other private schools, and that it was religious discrimination to deny funds to a school solely based on it being a religious school if it would have gotten the funding if it weren't a religious school. I want the government to be as neutral as possible when it comes to religion; and this seems compatible with that expectation.
It WILL be amusing when a private Muslim school expects the same funding and appeals to this ruling if it's denied, though; I can't front.
It WILL be amusing when a private Muslim school expects the same funding and appeals to this ruling if it's denied, though; I can't front.
I'm not anti-Christian. I'm anti-stupid.
