Tennessee lawmakers have passed a bill requiring that public schools in the state put up the motto "In God We Trust."
The legislation, which will go to Gov. Bill Haslam (R), passed the state House earlier this week, USA Today reported.
"Our national motto is on our money. It's on our license plates. It's part of our national anthem," said state Rep. Susan Lynn (R), who sponsored the legislation.
"Our national motto and founding documents are the cornerstone of freedom and we should teach our children about these things." Under the bill, schools would have to display the motto in a "prominent location" such as a school entryway, cafeteria or common area.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
i've used this argument to blast California but in this case thank god for based Tennessee. if i had an army i would choose 10,000 people from Tennessee over all of California, and I am a Catholic.
This trash was never our motto, never part of the pledge of allegiance, and never on our money. It was added later, unconstitutionally, by scumbags. Get this garbage outta here.
Juan Diaz
When God himself does not speak, politicians need to do it for him.
But with state fused with church, American government and law has been nullified.
Of course, I haven't forgotten the truth I learned when I was still curious about such things: All religions are false, and there is no god.
Gavin Morris
how many hidden pedo communities on reddit is there? i didnt even know that site existed until the fappening, and then when i looked up shit about reddit i found out one of the biggest subs was r/jailbait. imagine how many people make a sub called /19749823789274892 or some other shit and post it wherever on whatever irc, etc.
