Reply to "Football, Prayers, and the First Amendment"

A. RobustusPost Master

NB,

I take your repeated lack of response to mean you concede that school prayer, as cited above, is indeed illegal. You just don't agree with it.

So far you've repeated two things, that it's NOT illegal and 'what about Dred Scott'? The Dred Scott decision (1857) is a bad example multiple reasons least of which is because it was basically overruled automatically by the Fourteenth Amendment (1868). I encourage you to work to enact a new amendment to the Constitution so that schools can sponsor prayers before football games. Until then it's plain illegal.

9/26/1112:56 PM

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