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Santiago Z Reich@szreich.bsky.social |
LA's legal argument is that the 10Cs is being used for an educational—not religious—purpose. ACLU argues that this is pretextual; the real purpose is sectarian. It seems Gov. Landry is determined to be the ACLU's strongest ally in this fight. E.g., He called Moses “the original lawgiver.”
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Dave's not here, man!
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If it's just educational he should have called them "Louisiana 10 steps to good conduct", but by calling them the Ten Commandments he loses.
www.uscourts.gov/educational-...
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ProfWho
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But, Moses might not be real
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Iffy bun
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The Egyptians using the Jewsto build the pyramids and not allowing them freedom wasn't a law, it was more a suggestion. (By the way, I know this never actually happened, but you've gotta pay by their rules)
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Kobayashi Saru
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Sorry, here’s the original lawgiver
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Julia S.
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lol, the choice of “which ten?” is sectarian even within the various Christian denominations
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