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America was founded as a Christian nation. In every country on this globe, the majority of the citizens have a concept of right and wrong. Whether you live in a monarchy, democracy, republic, oligarchy, socialist, communist, or any other system of government, the majority of the people have a sense of their right and wrong. Every country develops its own customs and heritage.
As an example, there are nine countries where cannibalism is still practiced.
Nine places across the world where CANNIBALISM is still alive and well
I have referred to the man in my neighborhood who was convicted after doing what is called Female Genitalia Mutilation on his two daughters. It's perfectly legal and normal where this man is from.
The average American of traditional values (based on Christianity) rejects such concepts as socialism, universal health care, gun control, communism, etc., etc. So, we protected our Rights from the outset. In previous posts we looked at the state constitutions and their connection to the leaders believing in Christian values by way of an oath stating that they believe. There was no religious test, no church membership required, and no direct requirement that would lead anyone to believe that non-Christians could not be a part of the body politic.
When our soldiers go to Muslim countries, it has been reported that U.S. servicewomen were forced to wear Muslim scarves to show "cultural sensitivity."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...o-their-culture/2011/02/18/AB6jphH_story.html
Due to laws passed over the last 60 years roughly, people coming to America can do whatever in the Hell they want because we have to respect their customs and their religions. They can become a part of the body politic and, in spite of the original intent of the framers, these people can change our form of government with a popularity vote. And, at the end of the day, it stems from a false belief that we are a "secular" nation - though you cannot find that word in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United States, any of the earliest state constitutions. It is not an argument made during the debates and means nothing.
I have to do a second part of this just in case anyone would like to challenge the substantive portions of this post.
As an example, there are nine countries where cannibalism is still practiced.
Nine places across the world where CANNIBALISM is still alive and well
I have referred to the man in my neighborhood who was convicted after doing what is called Female Genitalia Mutilation on his two daughters. It's perfectly legal and normal where this man is from.
The average American of traditional values (based on Christianity) rejects such concepts as socialism, universal health care, gun control, communism, etc., etc. So, we protected our Rights from the outset. In previous posts we looked at the state constitutions and their connection to the leaders believing in Christian values by way of an oath stating that they believe. There was no religious test, no church membership required, and no direct requirement that would lead anyone to believe that non-Christians could not be a part of the body politic.
When our soldiers go to Muslim countries, it has been reported that U.S. servicewomen were forced to wear Muslim scarves to show "cultural sensitivity."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...o-their-culture/2011/02/18/AB6jphH_story.html
Due to laws passed over the last 60 years roughly, people coming to America can do whatever in the Hell they want because we have to respect their customs and their religions. They can become a part of the body politic and, in spite of the original intent of the framers, these people can change our form of government with a popularity vote. And, at the end of the day, it stems from a false belief that we are a "secular" nation - though you cannot find that word in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United States, any of the earliest state constitutions. It is not an argument made during the debates and means nothing.
I have to do a second part of this just in case anyone would like to challenge the substantive portions of this post.