(January 13, 2019 at 4:07 pm)T0 Th3 M4X Wrote:(January 13, 2019 at 4:03 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: If you decided to go to the Creation Museum and FFRF told you that you couldn't, I would hope you'd sue them into the ground. They have no right whatsoever to tell any private citizen what to do. And they didn't. They told the town government that they couldn't promote the trip on a government website, and the town government agreed. This is what is known as 'protecting religious freedom'.
They didn't tell anyone what to think. They didn't tell anyone where to go or not go. They didn't tell anyone what to do or how to behave or how to spend their money or anything else. They told the town that government promotion of a religious excursion was a violation of the establishment clause in your constitution. And sorry, it wasn't just a 'field trip'. Ham himself has been completely honest that the nature of these attractions is religious. Your government isn't allowed to promote religion. Look it up.
Boru
No, it's a wacko atheist cult bothering people to promote their stupidity.
Again, I know it's not all atheists, but get sick of the ones that are always trying to inject their beliefs into everybody else's business. If they don't want to go, then nobody should make them. If people want to go, then they should mind their own business and let those people think for themselves and choose.
Why was the city government promoting a *religious* outing? That is what is illegal, not private citizens deciding to go to a non-sense theme park.
