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You're using words like "if" and "could" as if they should have some bearing on this.I didn't claim he is.
The legal dissent would be that this could cause undue influence, perceived by students or real. And that applies to every school in America, forever. So please try to remember that context.
Which is true. So, if you are to be honest, you must admit that is fine with you.
The School District told him to stop doing it
He did it anyway
Insubordination
Just curious how you two would feel about a Muslim coach having the team pray to Allah before and after games?
Because they absolutely do. In fact, in legal precedent, similar actions have been ruled unconstitutional in part because of the undue influence that could occur as a result.You're using words like "if" and "could" as if they should have some bearing on this.
I'm sorry was that a response to my post or were you responding to somebody else? I asked how you would feel if a Muslim coach had his team pray to Allah before and after games.Was Kennedy forcing his team to pray?
No, he wasn't. Those who joined him did so of their own volition. The school district wrongly held him accountable for that...
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I can’t wait for the Muslims to start practicing theirs.
They’re going to have insure equal time for all expressions of religion….I look forward to the Satanist belting a out a prayer, to shout over the Baptists, monk chanting, and the pastafarians making delicious speghetti.
Because they absolutely do. In fact, in legal precedent, similar actions have been ruled unconstitutional precisely because of the undue influence that could occur as a result.
Did you not know that?
In fact, it's the core of the dissenting opinion by 3 judges in this case, which itself references precedent.
And which court exactly do you think will enforce that?
Because they absolutely do. In fact, in legal precedent, similar actions have been ruled unconstitutional in part because of the undue influence that could occur as a result.
Thats one of the core issues in any case regarding state sponsored religious display or prayer.
Did you not know that?
In fact, it's the core of the dissenting opinion by 3 judges in this case, which itself references precedent.
How do you know he isn't?
Alternatively, how do you know that kids don't feel pressured to join, to ensure their own playtime, etc?
I'm sorry was that a response to my post or were you responding to somebody else? I asked how you would feel if a Muslim coach had his team pray to Allah before and after games.
Imagine the New Black Panthers and Nation of Islam showing up...
I'm sorry was that a response to my post or were you responding to somebody else? I asked how you would feel if a Muslim coach had his team pray to Allah before and after games.
In this case, yes. In past cases, the winning side. In more cases, in fact.The "core" of the losing side, right?
Done while organizing students on the 50 yard line?Now, I wonder if you'll answer my question: Do you believe he shouldn't have taken a knee because he was being paid as a football coach?
Imagine the New Black Panthers and Nation of Islam showing up...
They already do. Knives are banned in CA schools unless you're a Sikh and you carry a kirpan. Then knives are legal since 1996. Sikh Kids Could Wear Symbolic Blade at School Under Proposed District Policy Not one person has testified as to the content of Kennedy's prayers beyond to say that they were thankful that no one was hurt during the contest. Praying to a "supreme being" seems to be paramount in most religions--Buddhism, Sikhism, Hinduism, Confucianism, Christianity, Judaism, and Muslim. Sending thanks to a supreme being is not forcing a state-sponsored religion on anyone.
Done while organizing students on the 50 yard line?
No. I think it is distasteful. And I would say the same of muslim prayer rugs at midfield at the soccer game, or Buddhist chanting in the dugout during the 7th inning stretch.
Choice is iffy when it comes to students.Did he "organize" them?
The way I read it was that he knelt to pray and students chose to join him...
Being distasteful doesn't make something wrong...
In this case, yes. In past cases, the winning side. In more cases, in fact.
Kinda scored a point on your own goal, there.
Done while organizing students on the 50 yard line?
No. I think it is distasteful. And I would say the same of muslim prayer rugs at midfield at the soccer game, or Buddhist chanting in the dugout during the 7th inning stretch.
