Texas School Rejects 'In God We Trust' Signs Featuring Arabic & Rainbows
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- Southlake, TX, parent Sravan Krishna confronted the local school board about a recent law requiring public schools in Texas to hang donated posters that read ‘In God We Trust’ on them. Krishna offered more ‘In God We Trust’ signs - only this time, one was written in Arabic and the other featured rainbow colors.
The school board president promptly shut Krishna down, claiming the district doesn’t have to display more than one poster at a time and already had enough for each location. The law features no such stipulation.
According to the Dallas Morning News, the posters the district already has were donated by a Christian tech company connected to a PAC that helped get conservatives elected to school boards across north Texas.
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This man's sarcasm is legendary
So is his mind numbing banal drivel to justify his point.
@@tyrone-tydavis5858 stop listening to your own mind numbing banal drivel !
@@tyrone-tydavis5858 exactly.
@@tyrone-tydavis5858 complacency is mind-numbing. Glad our founding fathers didn't have your type back in the day.
@@ltahoe9257
You mean the founding fathers that incorporated religion into every aspect of society? Those founding fathers?
No school should ever have in god we trust signs. I don’t care what language they’re in. Religion and education should ALWAYS be kept separate.
lgbt flags should not be in school
Dude chill, it’s just a harmless sign and it’s a big part America
Freedom of religion, not freedom FROM religion.
In God we trust 🇺🇸
@@tommycarter674 When did they put "In god we trust" in our currency?
Educate us....
Then tell us more about the Treaty of Tripolis.
Here’s some much-needed context: Texas recently passed a law requiring public schools to display “in God we trust” posters if they are donated. He’s not supporting these posters being put up, rather he’s exposing their hypocrisy and stupidity.
Thank you that makes so much more since cause I thought what he was doing was stupid untill you said that as it makes more since now
@@thefinalcalamity3908 you’re welcome :)
I live in texas and have not heard this. Thank you for telling me.
Note: And this does not apply as "one per school" like they wrongly tried to argue against him here; its one per school building.
This is a strange law passed by texas
This guy is a true American patriot. He already knows the church and state should be separate, but that’s not the point, he’s just trying to expose their hypocrisy.
It depends what you mean by "they should be separate". In America they can't be entirely separate because the constitution in the first amendment stipulates that religion must be freely practised. In France, under lacite, religion may be banned in public buildings, but it can't be in America. The US constitution says you must have the freedom to freely practice it, and it doesn't exclude public buildings from it.
So if you were to ban the words In God we trust from being publicly displayed in America, this would be putting a restriction on the freedom of people to practice their religion, for the sake of nobody in the country but the atheists. It would be giving them an unfair bias to be able to dictate what words may be displayed in public.
In Zorach v. Clauson (1952), the Supreme Court also wrote that the nation's "institutions presuppose a Supreme Being" and that government recognition of God does not constitute the establishment of a state church as the Constitution's authors intended to prohibit.
So atheism as we have it today never really existed at the time the country was founded, and at the time it was assumed that everyone would be religious in some way. What was important was just that no particular emphasis was placed on one particular religion, especially not on a state religion, because that's what the situation was in England which had oppressed the American people under the King's rule, whose legitimacy came from the UK state religion of Anglicanism.
Thus the freedom to be religious, and to express your religiousness is a deeply ingrained freedom within the American culture. It must not be taken away from any public buildings because there is not any legal wall of strict separation of religion from public buildings. Only the idea of favouring one over the others by respecting the establishment of any one of them within a particular context is illegal.
@@marioluigi9599 it isn't about atheism but secularism vs theocracy.
@@craig3567 This is not my "line of thinking", you fish. This is the way the law is.
And you didn't understand what it is. It's not about Christianity or Islam. It's not about any one particular religion. That's what I said.
When people tried to include Christian prayer in state schools, it was struck down everytime by the courts because you're not supposed to prefer any one particular religion over another in a public school
More like a true American progressive retord
It is almost a rule, that immigrant citizens know our laws, defend our laws, and defend our country better than native born citizens.
You're not native American your great grandfather come from Europe so all of you come from somewhere 😉
@@M3ad45 Ok, I see the problem with two usages of native. But in this context, my argument is sound. I am first in my family to be born in U.S.
Immigrants, especially those from Asia like this guy, overwhelmingly support restricting gun rights, support creating arbitrary “hate” speech laws, and vote supermajority for the party whose sole purpose is to disenfranchise and loot actual Americans.
The fact that you think they know/defend our laws/country when they’re the ones fundamentally subverting it politically and culturally is totally laughable
@@terryallen9546 then you are native born, your parents are immigrants
@Kazuko Hara “freedom” yeah right
Their racism and religious bias is showing.
Based
As a Muslim that doesn't matter to me now and that's because people like you exist to speak up against hate. Thank you 😊
It's not racism at all. You aren't talking about the same God. It's two VASTLY different cultures and way of life . You can't go to his country and show a Jewish or Christian God , so ummmm.....no 🤷
@@tm1541 So can I post Canadian Jesus in your middle eastern country? I'll sit here and wait with this delicious maple 🍁 glaze doughnut while you phone the homeland about Canadian Jesus
@@jeffmac9642 Middle Eastern countries don't have separation of Church and State, your question or point is meaningless.
“Why is more God not good?” I love this man! 😂🙌🏼🙏🏼
Truly a God-fearing patriot, if ever there was one
I love it too, why is it bad to have "in God we trust" posted in several languages, after all God is the God of all
@@codyevaristo8029 It shouldn't be posted anywhere in any public building...
@@jakes658 That was the point behind the presentation. You either open a secular institutions up to presentations of all relgious world views or none, and since everyone arbitrarily draws the line somewhere, the rational position is to not include any and remain neutral.
@@xenoblad I know. Tell that to the rest of the people here commenting about god...
“It doesn’t say you have to stop at one” almost sounds flirtatious
Calm down child
basically he's trying to say, "y'all stupid"
Basically? He sais
Nothing wrong with have The posters I have a home God bless you keep up
Trying and succeeding, I'd say.
Yeah but it's a skit
He worships cows. lol! He wants trust in cow. Like all the liu niece. Trust in rocks, trust river, trust in cow.
“In God We Trust” is fine, but the second it’s shown being spoken in Arabic or with a rainbow color, that’s a no no? Hmm…
That's the point he's making it doesn't have to be in English and God We Trust is in Arabic it's still in God we trust it's a ridiculous law
Written* not spoken
@@michellejessup6618 the Arabic one is upside down loool
@@marioluigi9599 i think that was apart of the bit.
Well try this in a islamic country and see what happens
Thank you! As a Christian☦️ I say that CHURCH AND STATE NEED TO BE KEPT SEPARATE!!
You are NOT a Christian.
He went through L E N G T H S to troll this Texas school board.🤣🤣🤣
They want God in schools, here you go.
They Lapidatin' kids who don't do homework ? I see
I say make a whole bunch of stickers all saying some variation of “In God We Trust”. Some in Arabic, some rainbow, Gods of different pantheons, anime gods (Washu, Madoka, etc.), how about D&D’s pantheons, Lovecraft? Just get a bunch of personalized bumper stickers and run around the schools slapping them on every surface and go full Karen (attitude, cell phone in the target’s face, etc.) if anyone tries to take them down, then legitimately REPORT THEM if they do take them down because they are BREAKING THE LAW!
What they really mean is Christianity only.
@@kalijasin Christian Nationalism ultimately seeks a theocratic fascist state. At this point they don’t care whose rights they violate. They are at the stage of seeing what the Supreme Court will let them get away with. And unfortunately, the Supreme Court is not doing much about it.
Yup. Because the faht durg addic wahmn we hire as teachers would TOTALLY adhere to islam.... as soon as ONE islamic student said ONE thing they disagree with that sign would be painted with a rainbow and suicdei bmbed...
Is this guy trolling? Cause if so, I love it!
Yeah he is
Most def
I mean he is but his also proving the hypocrisy of the statute. These are paid donated signs and they do say in god we trust which is required but the statute does not specify that it needs to be in English or that it has to be specific colors beside having the American flag on it. I think says they have to be accepted too if they paid donations but the council are giving out bs excuses as to why they are rejecting it.
Yep
If this goes to the Supreme Court it may be a different outcome
he should have submitted one in Spanish first. They would let that slide because of the voting block... THEN nail them with the Arabic version.
For those that don’t get his point, they are ok with the English version, but had an issue with the Arabic one. He’s showing the double standard of religious separation with western expectations in Christianity and schools.
To be fair... the whole in god in trust thing is thing that was implemented in 1956 and in my opinion a spit in the face to the founding fathers ( and I believe it's anti constitutional ) who wanted a secular nation and a separation of religion and state. Remember most the founding fathers were Christian but they knew religion is a dangerous game when mixed in with a government. They seen how it ravaged Europe.
With that being said, this guy has a point if Christians can worship their god so can everyone else. Which this goes back to the point being in a separation of religion and state.
America was NEVER a Christian nation, it's always been a secular nation with a majority of Christians of whom had a variety of Christian beliefs.
Just to be clear, Islam worships the same God that Jesus/Moses prayed to, therefore it's the exact same God. That's why they are called Abrahamic faiths.
@@karezaalonso7110 Not necessarily
@@ZachFish- yes, necessarily. How many of their books have you read?
@@karezaalonso7110 Well I was just meaning the Christian’s believe Jesus too be God too, which they put their faith in to be saved.
@@ZachFish- Not all Christians, that was a contested point with many sects, some calling Catholics polytheistic.
This guy is awesome. It's like slapping these idiots in face without actually doing it.
Hindi copium
You think officials who uphold the founding American principle of separation of church and state are idiots? Freedom from religion is literally the reason this country was created.
Yes, unless every group has equal representation no group gets it
@@vladimirbeenputin1166 what
@@SusanKay- And who would dare question SCOTUS
"In every country and in every age, the priest has been hostile to liberty. He is always in alliance with the despot, abetting his abuses in return for protection to his own." -- Letter of Thomas Jefferson to Horatio G. Spafford, March 17, 1814.
the priests who don't align with despots are the first ones to be killed.
Wow, thanks for that blast from history!
Very true!!! 👌🏻
It's almost like their supposed "values" are just a façade.
I’m laughing so hard cause the Arabic poster is upsidedown
Omg lmao
That’s quite funny 😆
Haha yup that was my first reaction.
Lol, so *that's* why it looked weird.
I hope that’s not the only thing value you got out of this video…
Oooooooooooo, HE SAID ITS ON THE MONEY AND YALL LOVE MORE MONEY! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Give me the signs, I'll put them up everywhere!!
RiseWater Exactly! But, if we are going to display the “White supremacist Christian” sign, then everyone has the right to display their own sign
@Evan - do you understand that you are calling your people "small minded"?
"Christian Nationalists" made it a racial thing.
THEY took "God" & "religion"… and made them RACIST!
That's what MTG is trying to do AGAIN!
@Evan god doesnt exist.
@Evan Can you believe that guy? He doesn't want to show respect to an invisible man with infinite powers and magic. Unbelievable
"Why is more God not good?" I love it.
I go to school for a education, not to have religion shoved in my face. School and Religion should be separate in a public school setting.
He's a hero 😂 thanks Sravan for slapping them with their own stupidity
Why? Abrahamic religions believe in the same god..
@@misspollysdolly They all believe in the same made up God.
@@misspollysdolly then why are they afraid of putting up the arabic sign?
@@misspollysdolly lol no. Each has different gods with different powers, origins, and intentions.. please read more please. Seriously, read more books.
@@1MarkKeller it implies allah who is not the god of the jews or christians.. they lie that its the same but theyre completely different beings described in each book.
So happy our country has a strict divide between politics and religion.
You don't seem to understand this video. The Neo Confederate Christian Nationalists have overturned the law, forcing schools to put these signs up.
Republicans are trying to take down that divide.
It's horrible it ruined society
@@sarathomas8499 the divide between religion and politics or the lack thereof?
It was supposed to, but fundamentalists would rather drag us all back into the middle ages.
This man is a legend. This is intelligent and satirical protestation against bigoted and exclusionary rhetoric within lawmaking. Keep going.
He should go to a city council meeting and find out where he can post his signs.
When you use their rules to beat them at their own game=Priceless👏👏
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love it 😂😂😂😂👍👍!
He is mad because his holy mooh moohs don't get any respect. Deport his ganges smelling nun cens out of here. We don't need anymore noughty libre earles. Mooh mooh is holy, must not eat mooh mooh. lol!
He didn’t win anything lmao
@@Student0Toucher He definitely won the court of public opinion so I would have to disagree with you. Exposing people can be just as much of a victory
*Christians:* The words "In God we Trust" must NOT be in the language Jesus spoke or any other! It should be in ENGLISH as should any IMAGES of Jesus!
Yes a picture in English 🤦♂️
Lol only a few steps from "Jesus was American"
Should also not look like anyone in the part of the world Jesus grew up.
Jesus spoke Aramaic, Greek, and probably Persian you racist. Not all brown people speak Arabic.
And ONLY "White Jesus" thank you very much! Blue eyes, blonde hair, just like the "real" Jesus!
Love the irony of using their own unconditional against them.
Not surprised at all that this is Southlake Carroll ISD. The superintendent and the board never miss a chance to discriminate against people.
Let the lawsuits begin.
The law does not specify that it has to be in english.
@richard plunkett and yet it is not the official language, as the US does not have one
@richard plunkett quickly becoming Spanish
Love it,
@richard plunkett America does not have a national nor official language. Primary language means nothing
@@GorgieClarissa The first native confederation in north america spoke a bunch of different languages, so clearly they should be buttons that say "in god we trust" in various native american languages when you press them
Love the signs the Arabic In God We Trust was phenomenal so was the rainbow one a ridiculous law Bravo👏👏👏👏👏👏
I think how it was being interpreted by the board is ridiculous.😏
Your where brain cells go to die lol
The Arabic one was upside down
@@marioluigi9599 Arabic doesn't belong in American schools
Period
I trust in the mighty God Jesus, not Allah. The Christian law of Christ is the best law ever. Sharia is the worst law ever. If a wicked Muslim and a righteous Christian go to the alikali (sharia) court, the Christian will lose and the Muslim will win because it is an Islamic court, no matter what the Muslim did. Non-Muslims (usually Christians) have to pay the 50% Jizya tax and get terrorized by the Hisbah police for preaching Jesus or for not having the money to pay the 50% tax. Jesus is more merciful than Allah will ever be. If you believe that the Lord Jesus is the Son of God, then you will have eternal life. Satan is created and is not begotten nor can he beget. Allah is not begotten nor can he beget. One imam deceived me when I was talking to him. He was only practicing taqqiya and kitman. Allah will be cast into the lake of fire by the Lord Jesus and so will millions of Muslims who worship the black stone in the Kaaba. Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand! Anytime a Muslim converts, they lie and say he was a fake Muslim. Did you that prophet Muhammad did not know where he was going when he died? Sura 8:30 and sura 3:54 both say that Allah is the greatest of deceivers. We shall worship God in the new moons and in the sabbaths in the new earth. In the new earth, no one will worship in a masjid on friday and no sundaykeeper will worship in a church on sunday.
I love him, appealing to their so-called patriotism and love of money - way to bring it back around!
So much for “protecting rights” TX! Freedom of speech and freedom of religion just went out your doors!
Sweet, now leave and go to state where there run things like you want.
@@mytruthslays1303 What good would that do? I need to vote where change is needed! That's right here. Our rights are getting flushed down the drain and you couldn't care less. I need to vote that out of TX not move to CA!
While I COMPLETELY AGREE with the point this gentleman is making, I do not think God belongs in ANY Government institution - we are SUPPOSED to be living in a SECULAR society, and the ONLY WAY to ENSURE FREEEDOM OF RELIGION is to maintain a SECULAR society, NOT one that follows a particular god.
Usually when people like this brave man do activism like this, they take all religious symbols down
True that is how i feel but watching these individuals forcefully "require all donations to be displayed" yet reject these just shows the huge double standard they are trying to enforce!
I'd prefer freedom FROM religion. Remove it completely.
Have you actually monitored the story though? The guy is basically challenging their statute by making a sign that says in God we trust but putting it in arabic. He's challenging them but in his own subtle way. He's essentially trolling them.
Almos all secular societies today look down on religious people even though there is “freedom of religion”
It says they have to display it. No, it doesn't express how many of how few, it just says they have to display it if donated.
This happened way quicker than I thought it would've.
Time to donate some signs then 😉
Beautiful troll my friend!
Maliciously complying with these zealots is just so satisfying!
Thank you for spreading the good Work!
Nice job 👌
But You were holding the Arabic one upside down , maybe that's why they didn't appreciate its beauty 😂
ثقتنا في الله 🙏
He was probably holding it that way because Americans only read left to right, not right to left. Lol
@@GorgieClarissa That one good theory !
LOL “in god we trust” but only when I get to say it.
نتوكل على الله
I thought they wanted religious freedom and representation.
you're talking about the founding fathers, not the imposters currently in office
They can't have both. When this country was founded we picked freedom.
Freedom OF is also freedom FROM.
Religious lunatics belong in the bin I am shocked jimmy carter was actually evangelical himself
They want religious freedom and political representation for themselves ONLY. The believe in equality and freedom, but only for them and not anyone else. They will tolerate us and show us peace only when they have a boot pressed down on our necks.
@@MarcosElMalo2 You are completely correct! 100%
I think lots of people don't get it stating in the comments "there should not be religion at all" in schools. That's the guy's point. It's called sarcasm.
I saw the headline and was shocked that a Texas school rejected in God we trust signs. Then I clicked on it and lol NOT surprised at all.
Fair play to this dude, I live in the uk where we have an official state religion (Anglicanism) and I don’t think I’ve ever seen any public schools have religious symbols. I’m sure there are, but it’s far less common. We take “separation of church and state” more seriously than America and our head of state is also the head of our state religion. So yeah, America has really screwed that one up
There is this weird paradox in Europe where almost all their countries have state religions, but have some of the highest rates of atheism and agnosticism in the world.
I think the greater division between church and state in the US created a market place where churches needed to compete to convince people to support their institutions, and that this market compitition accidentally preserved religious ferver instead of diminish it.
The bill says “MUST display in a conspicuous place”. They legislated themselves into a corner. 😂
*Edit:* the American education system is on full display in this comment thread, enjoy
I am pretty sure Nick meant conspicuous. Why would inconspicuous make sense here?
@@allthingsconsideredaa It’s the “MUST display” part that they’re attempting to violate here. They’re not saying that they’ll take the sign but put it in a locker or somewhere out of sight, they’re saying they won’t accept his sign because they don’t have the space. They’re attempting to break the very law they just created.
@@allthingsconsideredaa pay attention to the all caps MUST. That’s the important word here, not conspicuous. They MUST place the thing somewhere conspicuous. MUST.
@@allthingsconsideredaa you're misunderstanding what is written, he is not mis-interpreting the word.
How did they legislate themselves into a corner? Do you mean that they legislated themselves into a predicament where they have to allow this Arabic plack to also be displayed?
The irony is gold
"some of you geniuses" lol 😂
Ironic they deny having the signs because they represent another culture/religion.
You do realize the Arabic one doesn’t represent Islam right? It’s literally the same as the one in English but in you know.. Arabic 🌚
@@user-sy5bj5nd6x Oops sorry, thank you for letting me know!
@@user-sy5bj5nd6x Uhm...Islam follows the same God as Christianity and Catholicism. The Arabic poster is both a literal translation and applicable to the main religion of where that language comes from. It's a double whammy, and the fact that the school board rejected it just shows that the entire point of the statute is promoting White Judeo-Christian Dominance.
It's a culture and ideology
Islam is a joke of a religion
Goes against every value this country was built on
Your a fool
If he wants Arabic signs everywhere
He can go to Afghanistan
The Taliban and ISIS are very found of signs like these
Minus the rainbow flag
That will get you thrown off a building
@@user-sy5bj5nd6x It doesn't necessarily, but it is not a coincidence that wherever Islam has spread, Arabic has, too. Regardless, in this context it doesn't matter as the language was chosen to represent Muslims and was rejected - thus proving a point.
You are right sir...children need to learn about religious cultures as much as geographical culture.
Freedom of religious expression doesn't hurt atheists or agnostics.
I don't think you understand the assignment.
As long as school is funded by the state, Religion must never step foot in the classroom.
Separation of Church & State. This is not the Dark Ages.
He’s absolutely right those posters should be placed everywhere, in every language and in every color. In God we trust should be remembered and not forgotten. It’s the motto that built America
It’s tragic that we need heroes like this man.
Hero of what? He's making a mockery of God by pushing an agenda no one wanted nor asked for.
Tragic you think this man is a hero ha ha
@@dr.greenthumb211 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@gregferguson7737 of course the school isnt wrong
Snd first amendment doesnt mean you get to hang signs everywhere
Free speech and physically hanging signs in a school are two very different things
Your not too smart are you? Lol
@@dr.greenthumb211 with an username like that you're not doing a lot for yourself brother.
"This rainbow is proof of my convenant with you derps." -some dude with a sword coming out of his mouth
He sounds kinda sus, lot gonna lie.
And that covenant is.......
.....next time I'm using FIRE!
"I love da gheys and transing little kiddies! Are we friends now?"
This nation was founded as a secular Nation. "In God We Trust" does not belong in any school in this entire country! In any language!
No it wasn’t Maryland for example was a legit catholic ethno state.
@@kommando5562 that does not change the fact that this country was started as a secular Nation for freedom from religion. Actually freedom of religion. I believe in freedom from religion as well. And that is what we are about as a secular nation. There are as many unbelievers as believers even if they don't want to admit it. It can be dangerous in Bible thumping regions to confess that you don't "believe." Even though encountering those type of people would make some even more sure of their atheism. LOL 😅
@@therealdeal3672 stop barstardizing your own countrys ideals, america isn't commie China or USSR
I like this guy's sarcasm where these people have interpretation of in God we trust and that does not include Muslims or homosexuals
Top level trolling :D
Durr tea han dew wants to bless Texas with Ganji smell. We make business in Rio Grand. Holy mooh mooh make business too. Then we bathe in it and we will be blessed by holy mooh mooh. In human and bovine waste we trust. No thank you. Keep the Chet for California.
@@rectaldestructionisnotlove6596 In some random hippies wandering the desert we trust.
They are hypocrites
Yes, the left are.
lol he’s holding the Arabic one upside down
The amount of commenters that don't believe in the separation of church and state is utterly disturbing.
We don’t need no Sharia law in our school we need to bring back God into our school and teach our children gods faith….. Hold on a second What? That’s the same thing🤯🤬🤬🤬🤬
There is no difference between Sharia law and what Christians want.
WHAT GOD? WHAT B.S.?
HOW ABOUT COMMON DECENTY 🤔
@@stephaniesanderson6190 I'm sorry but that rainbow nonsense is gender indoctrination may very well be the biggest problem we face today.
"God" is the least of our problems.
Most people would agree those times were better if only because people weren't destroying themselves bashing their heads against the walls over this issue vs that.
Not exactly....
Religion can be so many things;
Hope, inspiration, and a tool.
So people have to realize that they cannot follow anything blindly
Religion’s most common and effective use has always been as a weapon.
@@edmunddantes7097 💔
@@edmunddantes7097 Throughout the ages, yes. That is something we must change, NOW! 😧💖🦋🌳🦎🐦
@@barbarahill9176 How exactly do you propose that non-religious people help religion and religious people become more tolerant and less violent? Sounds less like a "we" problem and more of an internal housekeeping problem. I really do resent the idea that I, as someone who has personally freed myself from the limiting worldview of religion, am now responsible for helping religious people use their religion more responsibly and respectfully.
Hope is nought but a detrimental emotion. Religion inspires far more indecency than decency, more ills than benefits. Religion isn’t many things. Religion and its adherents are nothing but tools. Tools greased with fear and manipulated by greater tools for their own malevolent ends.
In the flying spaghetti monster we trust
I’d trust in him more than god to not get shot in an American school…
I'm reminded here of Jennifer Aniston's boss in "Office Space" - "Why do you want to stop at the bare minimum?" 🤣
Feel bad for this man ☹️. America don’t deserve people like him fr
America doesn't deserve the fervent Christian zealots.
🤣🤣🤣 some muslim guy? Yeah usa doesn’t need likes of him.
Agreed.
Ahahahahahhahah
Yeah he should definitely go back to his homeland
Imagine if there is a poster with Godess Kali....and the half male- half female form of Lord Shiva.....
I like that idea. If they want Christian values, let's be fair and add in all the other religions as well.
Ardha?
@@theghostoftom You do realize America was founded in, "Christain values," which has allowed us to be progressive and not stone women for adultery.
@@nwilt7114 Religion has been a handicap to progress throughout human history.
Religious people believe that their magic text has all the answers all the time.
To progress you have to ask questions, gather evidence and change you world view. Critical thinking. All these are athima to religion.
How many have died as heritics for gainsaying religious authority.
@@nwilt7114 Also look up the crusades and what was done to pagens. And look to Ireland and how the Catholics and protestants treat each other.
Then look at how many churches preach hatred of, name a group.
Well done..... Spot light those racist!
You do know that religion isn't a race, right?
Conservatives being trolled. Too funny. Triggered.
You people literally can't tell the difference between a man and woman. Calm down.
Pathetic af how hypocritical these people are sometimes...smh good for him..❤️
"Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The anti-Semites have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past."
-Jean-Paul Sartre, speaking of applicable to all fascists
The Arabic version would pronounce God as Allah. Allah is just the Arabic word for god. Christians use the word Allah, Arabic speaking Christians. I don't think any deities exist but if the Abrahamic deity exists it's the same deity in all 3 Abrahamic religions - Judaism Christianity and Islam.
They have slight differences in their sacred texts and in some of their practices but basically yes.
Three flavours of the same kool aid that have spent thousands of years killing each other over who’s version is right.
@@chillywilly883 I think your description leaves out an important detail. Muslims fundamentally believe in the legitimacy and validity of Christianity and Judaism, their objections are from the corruption that was added by people / leaders over time.
You have the oldest (lacking content) the middle (completion) and the last (adding content, and taking away from the completion)
@@chillywilly883 this is such a dumb oversimplified take it's insane, europe was 99% catholic for centuries and they fought ALL THE TIME, muslims fought muslims. do you think the world wars were fought over religion? I'm amazed anyone is stupid enough to actually believe this.
Dude clearly hasn't heard. Our money is changing the motto to "In Profit We Trust"
My morning joint is now dedicated to this absolute unit.
A national hero! So sad we need him, but happy he exists
This guy is a true American
He is an odor challenged huyn dew. He should concentrate on bathing. And keep his holy mooh mooh nun cents to himself. lol!
@@rectaldestructionisnotlove6596 Knobhead.
KEEP SCHOOLS, COURTS etc SECULAR!
I can't, this man is legendary! He must be protected at all costs 😂
My man ! Let freedom ring !
The mental gymnastics 🤸♀️ he done did was EPIC
He wants we trust in cow. lol! He is a Gangessmell huyn dew.
I personally find it extremely unamerican that we use that phrase on currency or in any government buildings. I see it as a violation of my religious beliefs.
man came in with them FRAMED. I love the dedication
Such a boss move.
He has a very bad caramel. Fountain tells you to respect all faiths. Fountain will turn him into Rosie O'Donnell's dairy cow in the next life.
This is AmeriKKKa. I love this gentleman. 🏳️🌈🖤❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
We have our differences in common
Groomer
@Evan Trust me, we know teachers are groomers. That's the problem.
@@attackmaster519 I think you guys are the real groomers. Just look at all the pedos in the churches you guys love so much. You guys must really trust god. 😂
Groomer, go follow the rest of the mental problem squad and push the off button quick
Oh, major respect for this man, he's giving stupid administrators a taste of their own stupidity.
He exposed their Hypocrisy.
"In God We Trust" should be removed from all public buildings and documents. Go back to the original motto "E Pluribus Unum" (Out of many, one).
Actually, secular atheists don't make up the majority of the US population. Only in deep blue cities is that the case. However, even secular atheists have formed their own religious cults such as wokeism and socialism/communism. We now need separation of atheism and state as the times have changed and now we have fundie atheists running around society.
@@taxthesocialist2602 I actually agree. Woke atheists need to keep their secular cults out of other people's lives. The state should do basically nothing except protect our negative rights, from threats foreign and domestic.
But secular atheists being in a minority doesn't affect the founding principles of the USA. Separation of church and state is at the centre, and all the founding fathers believed in that. Give it up, or give it to the other religions as well.
@@bell191991 The majority gets to dictate cultural rules. Name a country where that doesn't happen. Oh, wait. You can't. Before the third world came flocking to America in endless droves, we were a majority Christian country. However, with all these new arrivals our old model doesn't work since the overwhelming majority of those who came to America from Europe were Christian. The US Constitution has no relevance in a growing atheist society since many major cities are mirroring the USSR in terms of toxic attitudes from the citizens themselves.
@@taxthesocialist2602 I've got no problems with living in a culturally Christian country. What I object to is living in a country where the state gives official preference to one religion over another. The founding fathers were in favour of a secular state, with 'a wall of separation'. That's why the original motto was "E Pluribus Unum", and the original pledge of allegiance said "Indivisible" instead of "Under God", until the Christians in Congress voted to change them in 1956 and 1954 respectively.
@@bell191991 Again. The majority gets to dictate the rules. The minority doesn't have a say. Can a Japanese person go into China and DEMAND the Chinese cater to all his/her needs? Separation of church and state means that the CHURCH, like the ancient church of England, collude with the crown. Atheists are fighting something that doesn't exist since a Christian church in America virtually has no influence in Washington. Sounds like you have no idea as to what separation of church and state actually means. Wouldn't surprise since European history and heritage is being canceled by your side.
Hahaha. Good for him! I love how he makes them squirm.
I'm glad this was rejected.
-A Proud Texan
Why?
Putting "In God We Trust" in Aramaic would have been pretty funny too.
This is wild
Why is more God not good. Keep up the good work my man. Love the shirt too
The sign on the left is upside down. It's not just the flag, the text is also clearly upside down.
Religion should always be a choice, not mandatory. Keep those signs out of schools.
Am in the only one that remembers being taught "manifest destiny" and then playing cowboys and Indians?
You are not the only one who remembers
Manifest Destiny is simply a part of history, you cannot change it, nor should it be changed (that would be like erasing slavery from history).
I love this
I love that Texans are standing up to their government now. SUPER PROUD OF THOSE LISTENING TO BETO, TOO
Even when you play by their rules, you're not allowed to win. Proof's in the pudding.
Love this guy. Simple logic.
I’m a white male, non religious (but spiritual). I support this man 🤝
What is a spirit or something spiritual? In all of human history, not one person has been capable of providing a useful definition which can be applied to something in reality. The terms god, spirit, supernature, and soul are magical panaceas which do nothing but describe our ignorance surrounding certain topics. They are useless terms until someone can demonstrate they have some actual meaning in reality.
This isn't meant as an attack but rather a different way to view this topic and potentially your own beliefs.
@@coreymiller6717 Translation: "spiritual but not religious" call themselves that because they find themselves to be superior to religious people, particularly white conservative Christians. Even though having inflated egos defeats the purpose of being superior.
@@coreymiller6717 It seems a little arrogant to pretend that everything must be hard rooted in reality, that there is only reality, or that there is only one.
It also seems arrogant to assume that because we might inadequately understand something, it must not be in reality either.
You're making a lot of absolutist arguments without the evidence or logic to back them up.
@@attackmaster519 This is the null hypothesis or default position. Belief in any proposition without sufficient evidence is irrational. I'm not making any assumptions. I'm not convinced of the proposition something "spiritual" exists until it can be demonstrated to exist. The only positive claim I made is the uselessness of certain terms and this is demonstrated every day by a lack of evidence which brings us right back to the default position. I have made no absolutist argument. In fact, I've done the complete opposite by making the claim that insufficient evidence for a proposition means my beliefs are withheld until sufficient evidence is provided for said belief.
@@attackmaster519 Would you care to provide sufficient evidence for a "spirit"?
Now let’s remove “in god we trust” from the pledge of allegiance as well
The only reason we created that motto was as a direct rejection of Soviet atheism. This phrase shouldn't be posted anywhere, nor should it be our national motto. It's certainly not rejection of modern America.