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Originally Posted by molson
I meant to say "why do you have to something for everyone", but rather than correct my typo, I left it as is, to make the point, "if you decide to do one thing, why do you then have to do something for everyone else?". In that hypothetical scenerio, the government is REQUIRING to you to make a specific religious message (for the people that are left out). You can't get any more unconstitutional than that.
I don't care remotely if there's a blessing at a graduation or not. But if a public school wants one, I think they should be able to do it. If Christian students want it there, they should be able to have it.
I'm just not a huge fan of the enviornment where mentioning "god" sets off red flags of suppression for everyone.
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What public school do you know of that has ALL Christian students and just because theyre the majority or most vocal doesnt mean that the minority's feelings are of little or no concern. This is the crux of the problem and plain as day that you cannot see.