>

Yeah, because this will make people respect the Southern Baptist Church /s.
They pass these useless bills to distract the public from the fact that their state’s education system is in shambles and they won’t do a damn thing to actually fix that. >

Just put the same words but in arabic, the rule will be gone soon. >

Someone tried that in Texas (I think?) and predictably all the Christian scumbags down there rejected just those signs (I believe one had In God We Trust written in Arabic and another one was done with rainbow letters). They’re not interested in displaying their love for God so much as they are in marginalizing other religions and the people that believe in them. >

I saw somewhere that the Christian Nationals and Conservative Muslims are teaming up to ban books. Maybe they’re cooking something up that’ll lead to a compromise >

The really ironic thing is that the Christian Nationalists were the ones screaming for years about how Muslims were trying to force sharia law on all of us here and yet it’s those same Nationalists that are trying to take rights away from women, including forcing them to cover up in the Missouri legislature, and everyone who isn’t a straight, white, male Christian. >

They realized they have much more in common than they thought. Full circle >


"The Taliban is going to ban abortion, vaccines, and gay marriage… maybe we were fighting on the wrong side for 20 years.”  (source) >

@baptistboomer just reads like one of those fake tweets from Cities Skyline >


@baptistboomer just reads like one of those fake tweets from Cities Skyline

Wow. Was not expecting to see a Cities: Skylines reference here. >

Yeah, the only thing West Virginia has in common with my cities in Cities: Skylines is the godawful infrastructure. And economy. And education. And… >

Public schools are NOT YOUR FUCKING CHURCHES >

Which is exactly why we're seeing the push to end public schooling and bring back private schools.. and child labor. >

I want to start a movement to ban private schools. Instead of the 1% donating to private schools that only benefit the privileged and elite, they can start an endowment for their local public school which will benefit the children of all classes. >

As someone who was forced through private catholic school despite years of pleading to be released from that shit hole, I could get behind this. I still get uncomfortable whenever I see a crucifix. >

Fucking A. Can’t you just imagine what Jesus would think about religions in his name using the torture device responsible for his death? >

a ruler? >

Now you're making me cross. >

Ranked #45 in education. Maybe they should put less trust in gods… >

How sad for those other five. >

Last I checked I teach in #48. We’re gutted by charter schools, religious homeschooling, poor funding, and shambling educational infrastructure. Also the general populace are proud to denounce education and don’t value its benefits. >


Also the general populace are proud to denounce education and don’t value its benefits.

"I got "street smarts"." >

"I graduated from the school of hard knocks" like okay buddy. 🙄🙄 >

The Satanic Temple has a program explicitly about religion and public schools. I hope they step in. >

With how, to say it politely, controversial the Supreme Court is right now, I hope this isn't something that gets pushed into their purview. I'm only a layman, so I apologize if I'm wrong, but this sounds like an issue with religious expression. Schools and religious expression have been hot button issues since the start of Covid. This has all the makings of a big dumpster fire. >

The specific phrase "In God We Trust" has already been in the Supreme Court in 2004. It is the official motto of the United States, and the argument is that it has lost all religious meaning. 
I'd disagree, especially with how it is being used here. Cases come up all the time in regards to it on money, public buildings, etc. The lower courts uphold it and SCOTUS doesn't hear the case. I'd assume that's what would happen if this was challenged. >

Yes, this is actually more up Freedom From Religion's alley. I think TST is really focussed on reproductive rights at the moment. >

saddest part of this is that somewhere right now there's people thinking that this just what our schools needed >

Sadly it's A LOT of people. This has been the role of religion in recent human history: a tool wielded by the rich to bamboozle the poor into further poverty and exploitation. If you can rile them up about the lack of prayer and religion in school, then no one is going to notice the budgets being drained in favour of tax cuts and privatization. >

Its indoctrination when a teacher mentions the FACT that people are gay. 
It’s not indoctrination when kids are forced to read about the angry imaginary sky god. 
Got it. >

They don’t believe in science but believes in a superpower man, the joke tells itself. >

and we should probably note, they only believe in dashing 6’1” white guy jesus… >

and apparently all knowing… Did he know his creations would turn out to be… like this? Doesn’t seem like a nice sky daddy to me. >

Blue states: buy books
Red states: buy "In God We Trust" signs. 
This is why conservatives are poor. >

I honestly think Conservatives would privatize high school if they could.   I mean, hell we've already had Trump University...  Trump High School can't be that far off >

They've been trying to do that for 20+ years >

I think the more insidious part is why they are doing it. >

To enrich their shitty friends who own education businesses and to intentionally dumb-down the population into joining the ranks of Republican voters. >

Fascism always comes wrapped in a flag and carrying a religious symbol. >

"But he saw too that in America the struggle was befogged by the fact that the worst Fascists were they who disowned the word 'Fascism' and preached enslavement to Capitalism under the style of Constitutional and Traditional Native American Liberty." >

Let the theocracy begin. Bunch of terrorists. >

I bet schools under Taliban rule have the same type of message too… >

Tape a penny to the wall >

It’s compliance and if people have a problem with it, oh well. >


It’s compliance

I think it would qualify as /r/MaliciousCompliance. 
Actually I'd be tempted to attach "This is your God" somewhere around it. >

"Forget it, Jake, it's West Virginia." >

Sigh…… >

So much for separation of church and state >

Sure seems like a cool idea but that's gone just like the state of west Virginia and their elected officials doing anything of actual importance. Kids can now spit look up and see in god we trust whilst looking up suffering through a terrible school lunch in a building where they don't equip educators with the right resources or try to do things that'll combat climate change or anything else >

And that's why they hate the constitution. >

"Surely this will stop inflation!"
Republicans are so goddamn out of touch with Americans lol. Keep pandering and virtue signaling to religious extremists, that worked out great for the midterms lmao >

Which god? Do I get to pick? If so I pick Ra, god of the sun. Dude has the head of a falcon. How cool is that? Ra was also mentioned in the oldest religious work in the world, written about some 2,600 years before they started worshipping some skinny dude nailed to a piece of wood. That's old school cool. Let's trust in that if we're going to bring gods into public schools. Kids might actually learn some history. >

Ah getting only the most important things in education fixed I see /s >

West Virginia is about to summon the Satanic Temple. >

queer satanic won't be far behind >

Meanwhile consumer debt is at an all-time high, healthcare is a giant scam and fucking eggs are $6 a dozen. Corporations are raking in record profits and this is what they're occupying their time with? Oh you're hungry and poor?.... all good my dude, just trust in God. >

“Feed your soul with the lord and if that’s not good enough, then your soul will burn in the lowest pits of hell for eternity 😡” >

More like in wal mart we trust. >

I don't trust god at all. >

The dude is a bit of a genocidal prick, TBH. >

The dude doesn’t exist, sorry that you too are familiar with the ugly story though. >

The slogan is an endorsement of a religion. It makes several positive claims. That there is a god, that there is one, and that the god is trustworthy. By capitalizing the "G", it narrows it down to very few monotheistic religions. Pretty much Abrahamic, and puts on public schools and money that we the people of the United States trust that God. We endorse God with our explicit trust, and promote that belief to our citizens. Anyone saying anything about tradition is not an honest actor. Anyone saying we are a Christian nation has not read the Treaty of Tripoli. >

Republicans are useless… >

Pretty useful for wealthy people and corporations. Literally the most powerful tools at their disposal >

Focused on the important issues I see. >

Maybe it's an offering to the coal god to bring their jobs back. >

Hail Satan. >

It is nothing less than grooming children for the sexual predators that lurk in the clergy.  Wait until DeSantis or Marjorie or Goetz or Tucker hears about this. >

So much for the establishment clause. >

We waved bye-bye to that in the 50s >

Sounds an awful lot like establishment of religion to me. >

This shit is unreal. I’m so tired of Christianity being shoved down everyone’s throat. Fucking over it. >

Education is not their desired outcome. >

Which god? >

So much for "separation of church and state" >

Someone who knows more about the law, please explain to me how this doesn't violate the establishment clause? >

You want Aronow v. United States, in response to "In God We Trust" being on money.
The majority wrote, "It is quite obvious that the national motto and the slogan on coinage and currency 'In God We Trust' has nothing whatsoever to do with the establishment of religion. Its use is of patriotic or ceremonial character and bears no true resemblance to a governmental sponsorship of a religious exercise..."
This was at the Appeals level and the case wasn't taken on by SCOTUS. There is a SCOTUS case about "under God" in the pledge of allegiance, Elk Grove Unified School District v. Newdow, but it is kind of messy because it involved standing. >

Wait until they find out Jesus was Jewish and didn't even mean to start Christianity. >

WRONG!!!!  Jesus was a 'Murican and a Supply-Side Capitalist from Nazareth,Pennsylvania who was born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. >

And he had white skin and blue eyes! /s >

Oh good, make it totally meaningless >

Did they fix that Texas loophole that would allow people to donate signs that say “in God we trust” in Arabic? >

line the bottom of garbage cans with these posters. >

Fuck all gods and church. The lord is a pedo >

The ACLU must be exhausted, jfc >

That’ll solve the problems. 🙄 >

Ah yes, priorities :)))))))) >

That is a unique interpretation of sepration of church and state. >

Whatever happened to not being a religious nation >

I don’t see what the big deal is. WV schools are so shitty and underfunded that none of the students will be able to read it anyway.
/s >

Groomers >

What a priority >

They should put up the label in Arabic. 
The parents will definitely force them to take it down. >

Allah be praised. >

God has no place within these walls (of education). Just like facts have no place within organized religion. >

Set up for a lawsuit >

It won’t happen. That phrase is displayed in public schools, public buildings and on energy vehicles all over Texas. No one cares. The separation of church and state is dead. 
Because 50% of the eligible voting population refuses to get involved to stop the conservative assault on constitutional law. >

I care deeply, as a matter of fact. That’s why joined TST and donate to the ACLU. >

That’s fine, but what I’m saying is the ACLU has given up on the phrase. They’ve also given up on teaching the Bible in school. If this weren’t the case then conservative states wouldn’t be doing it. The book bans, the restrictions on abortion etc. as long as the Supreme Court is conservative there’s nothing the aclu can do, or they would be doing it. 
You may not like the answer but that’s how it is. 
Most of your donation to the aclu goes to Administration and marketing, btw. I used to donate but realized that they spent more money on mailers begging me to give more than I had donated to them. >


Most of your donation to the aclu goes to Administration and marketing, btw.

What is this based on? Their required financial statements indicate that 87% of their income is spent on Program Services. Only 5% for "Management and General" and 8% for "Funding raising". >

Ironically, the national motto violates one of the 10 Commandments. The one in question says “thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain”.  When the national motto “in God we trust” was challenged in the Supreme Court, the Supremes ruled that as used in the motto “God” is a purely secular term of historic and traditional significance but devoid of any substance.  In other words, our national motto uses God’s name in vain.  But try to tell anybody that God’s name in the motto is meaningless and devoid of anything other than traditional significance, and you better check to see if they are concealed carry types first >

I am tired of funding these zealot moochers. >

Has no one read the 1st Ammendment? I mean, it's the first fucking ammendment. >

Christo-Fascist pigs need to be fought or they will be in charge for a very long time. >

Gilead >

The state senator that pushed this is a complete whack job who is and has been about the culture wars for a long time. He says all the right buzzwords, plus name recognition from his dad being a long time official, he gets reflected every time. 
Source I get the pleasure of voting against him every time he is up for re-election. >

Sooo...when do we start taxing churches?
They clearly don't want a separation of church and state, anymore.
So, put 'em on the tax rolls. >

Nothing like rising Christian nationalism with a backdrop of compounding climate disasters to really make me optimistic about the future! >

Sure let's throw Allah and lord vishnu up there too >

I REALLY want to know, why are politicians who constantly thumb their noses at the concept of SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE allowed to get away with thumbing their noses at the concept of SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE? >

One more step down the road to theocratic slavery. 
I say that as a believer in Christ and a believer in the strict separation of church and state as the founding fathers intended. 
The republican mullahs envy Iran, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. The GOP and their christian nationalist fascist allies want to turn this country into a religious hellscape just like those countries. >

The same way trump envies putin and lil kim. >

Third world shit. >

Way to keep the separation of Church and State >

Fuck your stupid fucking religion. >

This is what they worry about instead of their state’s population, economy, and education system all death spiraling at once. >

Christofascists in action. >

Separation. Of. Church. And. State. Is. A. Damn. Lie. >

Just put "In god we trust" in .5 font in a corner of the janitors closet, all set. Stupid laws deserve stupid malicious compliance. >

Forcing god in a nation where freedom of speech is the first amendment is quite confusing. >

Sounds like state sanctioned grooming to me. >

If the USA becomes a real theocracy, it will be more dangerous to humanity than climate change. >

isn't this against the constitution? what about religious freedom? you are forcing your believes on to someone else?
I know these are BS bills but it still feels illegal >

And separation of church and state is chipped away just a bit more. >

Brought to you by the GOP. America's Taliban. >

How does passing this fix inflation, housing prices, and wages?  Oh, right.  It doesn't.  Just more and more culture war bullshit from the right. >

The Satanic Temple to the rescue. Doing god’s work. >

Religion is evil. >

Thank fuck they finally found a way to diversify the economy and find alternative jobs to coal. They did... Right? Fuck... >

Oh good. That'll help improve their failing school systems and perpetual poverty ravaging the state. >

Obviously unconstitutional and just as obviously this SCOTUS will slurp it up.
+6 to save Democracy. >

“Require”
And if they don’t? >

Don’t solve actual problems. Just come up with really shitty solutions to imaginary ones. >

What happened to “Freedom of religion”? >

nice separation of church and state.  
how the fuck do people still believe in god? >

But... I was told they are the party of small government.... small enough to "drown it in the tub".. - Grover. >

In a petty revenge, cann it have "NOT" on it. >

don't worry, the Supreme Court will never let this st... shit nevermind >

Next they will ban arabic numbers >

FFS! Indoctrination and authoritarianism. And a fascist state religion. >

Translation: "Our school system is so effed up only God can save it." >

HEY! WTF happened to "Separation of Church and State"?   Fucking morons. >

That smacks in of insecurity to me. I mean, if they were really confident about their god, they wouldn’t feel the need to advertise, would they? >

Jesus fucking Christ. >

Nice to see West Virginia’s government solving all their pressing problems >

Which God? There are 1000's of them all fiction. Or do they mean the Abrahamic god based on stories of people none of these lawmakers would sit next to on a bus? >

Fuck your “god” >

May I suggest at the bottom of every toilet  in bold  brown letters >

Which god >

When I see a US TV show of a courtroom and it says "In God We Trust" on the wall of the courtroom, that doesn't spark joy for me.
What is God being trusted to do here, keep people non-corrupt? To render unbiased judgements? Why not do that on your own? 
While you're reforming the system, I also recommend getting rid of the whole practice of electing a Justice. It amazes me that someone unqualified can run for the office of Justice and get elected. >

They could just pay teachers more cash. That stuff has In God We Trust all over it. >

Tape a dollar bill to the wall and call it a day >

Isn’t that clearly against the constitution? >

Your American Taliban. >

Incompetence and mythology goes hand in hand >

Also in West Virginia: The State gained the statistic of fewest teeth per capita of any US state >

"gAy PeOpLe ArE iNdOcTrInAtiNg oUr CHiLdReN" >

How is this not a violation of separation of church and state? >

I taught high school in South Carolina and let me tell you displaying “In God We Trust” is the least religious thing pushed on kids throughout their day >

Ok good at least they aren’t spending time trying to improve actual education.  Hopefully the students can read the sign. >

Ok, let's get ready for the shit storm. If you're going to ignore what the founding fathers said with regard to separation between church and state, then don't get pissy when "God" could be referring to Allah or even Satan. The pledge of allegiance didn't include a reference to God until the Eisenhower years. It originally read,... one nation, indivisible..., under God was added. Why?
STOP, trying to interject your religious beliefs on everyone. Let's just start being respectful towards one another. >


under God was added. Why?

Communism. Godless communists get blasted straight to hell when the revised pledge of allegiance is spoken. /s >

How about putting the face of the Supreme Leader in every classroom? Always a classy piece of decoration. >

Schools are not churches. Leave the fictional character of god out of schools.
“In god we trust” is not our TRUE motto. It’s “e pluribus, unum”. The former was a thing dreamed up during the cold war and the latter was a thing from the late 1700’s. “From many, one” suits our nation to a tee. The roots of our nation were laid down from the backs of many races, many nationalities, to form one new nation. In a world where religious attendance is dwindling, “in god we trust” does not fit our country for a few reasons, the main one being “which god?”  Since there are thousands to choose from….which one?  Show proof or evidence as to why and how that god makes the cut?  Another reason god doesn’t fit our nation’s image is….why would we idolize some genocidal, narcissistic, tyrannical, jealous, and petty figure such as the alleged god character from the bibble?  That dude doesn’t represent my values. His first impulse when something doesn’t go right is to massacre and destroy. Why put him on a pedestal?  He belongs relegated to history, like Zeus and Ra and deserves to be considered similar to Hitler and other global villains, although Hitler was real.
For the reasons mentioned above, igwt should not be on our money, either. 
It took the actions of zealots to make that change in the first place. If we tried to remove it from our money, the zealots would definitely be the loudest cry babies and the most violent opposition to it. Honestly, I’d still like to see it happen. 
Religion is toxic, in general. It needs to go away but it absolutely needs to stay OUT of any legislation performed by our “leaders”.  Separation of church and state !! >

I trust god does not exist. >

paint it on the inside of urinals >

Busy helping the working class, I see. >


"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"

- The Constitution
"Freedom of religion" only applies to people who subscribe to their religion, I suppose. When your principles are situational, you have no principles. The GOP is part sideshow, part multi-level marketing scam, and mostly terror org. Why are we treating them like a real political party capable of governing? >

"In God We Grift." >

Anti-American McCarthyism bullshit.  Religion is a private matter. >

If this were in my little dudes school, my 5 yr old would be rocking “Hail Satan” T-shirt’s to school every day >

They have schools in West Virginia? >

Hey there! Fellow Coloradan here, though I’m originally from West Virginia. WV is full of some amazing people, wonderful, caring teachers, great schools, and people fighting like hell against fascism within the state. So maybe don’t shit on then wholesale, because that’s kind of an awful way to treat them? >

Imagine believing in a religion so weak and irrelevant that one must force it onto others in order to feel any accomplishment? Sad. >

"Congress make no law respecting an establishment of religion." I've read that somewhere. They may have forgotten because they went to a WV school. >

The important issues. >

What could be more important than this!?! >

Treaty of Tripoli (article 11) >

Yalqaeda back at it >

"Maybe they'll look up one day and say, 'In God We Trust' and know they can put their hope in God."
Freedom of religion, but unfortunately no freedom from religion. Though it does seem to go against any polytheist religions >

Oh man I can't wait to see them get trolled with this written in Arabic and other languages like Texas or new Mexico or wherever it was with the signs a few months ago. Do these people not ever learn anything? >

Whose God? >

Yes but what god? >

Thor, hopefully >

We need to protect the children from these groomers. >

Kim Jong Un portrait vibes >

That "poor" state has been cursed with supply side Jesus and coal politics. >

Keep ‘em dumb, keep ‘em republican. >

That would normally be illegal but with this SCOTUS they could probably use public funding to put a giant statue of Jesus in the front lawn and it would be no problem. Just so stupid and wrong it's unbelievable. >

Make them put “In Science I Trust” too. Under, over, next to, as a fine print *disclaimer at the bottom. >

This is serious act of desperation and weakness. >

All while they rank near the bottom in education quality… >

something something grooming kids. Ah right republicans… >

And they call me crazy if it tell them I saw a space alien landing down at the local mosque. >

Bottom 10 state in just about every quality of life metric.  
Good to see the politicians have the priorities straight in addressing this! >

Unconstitutional but so is putting it on our money (which was done during the red scare 50s for some stupid reason) Here’s hoping one day our country actually follows all their cool sounding slogans like: separation of church and state and no one is above the law etc… >

Let me know when one of them is spelled wrong. >

Republicans doing the important work. >

Well, that solves nothing. >

Focusing on the big issues I see >

So dum. >

Doing real work 🙄 >

Christofascism is the rallying cry for Republican voters, but the sheer ignorance required to support this is surreal. 
Anyway, as long as they trust in their god, who needs a real education? Republicans have been reaping the rewards of their 20th century assault on public education for the first couple decades of the 21st. 
I mean, come on. Too many people in the Deep South were telling me Trump was a great businessman in 2016 for me to believe they had better than a 5th grade cognitive ability or reading comprehension. So yeah, it’s in their god they must trust, since they don’t trust medical experts, doctors, college professors, etc. 
Know-nothing Christofascist have been a problem in our country for a century. If only we had an opposition party that knew how to stay on message like them. >

…as the founders roll over in their graves… >

A picture of Yoda and “in yourself you must trust” would be a whole lot better though. >

Remember when they use to say “The second amendment is meant to protect the first”? I guess they had their fingers crossed, no pun intended :) >

Yeah, that'll turn all the kids and teachers into God fearin', obedient, gun totin' conservatives. >

I hope the Satanic Temple is working on that lawsuit! >

That is just obnoxious. >

Somebody is going to sue them and win. >

Glad they're working on that instead of returning the 1.4 BILLION dollar surplus back to the people of West Virginia. >

I hate this so fucking much. It’s a violation of the 1st Amendment >

“How did you fight climate change, granddad?”
“Oh, we didn’t worry about that. We thought it more important that schools were forced to act like religious institutions.” >

Why don’t they just put up ‘in Daffy Duck we trust’? Basically the same thing >

Tackling the big issues in WV >

Just glue a penny to the wall >

$1 bill, thumbtack, bulletin board. Technically compliant, right? >

fine. Put up the sign with a ? after it >

This action will really provide such tangible benefits to the students of WV and improve the lives of everyone in the state. What a fine example of state government working so hard to truly make a difference. Why, I’d venture every student who walks those hallowed halls and repeats those words with awed reverence will automatically be guaranteed a place in Heaven. 😕 >

Underlying message I’m sure they don’t realize they are sending:
We worship a God who is so weak, helpless, and powerless that He needs government support to survive. 
Somehow not the Christian witness they think it is! >

How long until the middle and high schoolers add in an extra “H” on all the posters with sharpie? >

Yeah that is just what me need… >

They stole this stupid idea from Texas doing it last year. >

I guess their court system didn't have enough to do, so they thought they would pass a clearly unconstitutional bill just so the courts could stop it from going into effect? >

I was never much of a Stryper fan myself >

Funny they do that but act like absolute heathens thr rest of the time. Even to the point of loving the idea of killing others they don't like. >

Unconstitutional? Violates the establishment clause >

So fuck the constitution? >

Mississippi isn’t gonna take this race to the bottom lying down! >

If god were real these moron religious zealots wouldn't need to make it so thoughtless beliefs supercede critical thinking in our public schools. >

They can trust god all they want, but that's not going to improve the education system more than actually giving a fuck about education. >

Talk about a misguided set of priorities. What a waste of time and resources. >

Someone needs to take this shit all the way to the Supreme Court. Oh, yeah… >


"We know there's a lot of kids that have problems at home, tough times at home that we don't know anything about," Azinger said, speaking on the Senate floor. "Maybe they'll look up one day and say, 'In God We Trust' and know they can put their hope in God."  

Is dad abusing alcohol? Does mom have to work three jobs just to make ends meet? Food not being put on the table, resulting in going hungry multiple times per week? Abuse of the most heinous and traumatic kind?  
Then put your hope in god because Republicans aren't going to do anything about it either! >

Then they wiped their ass with the constitution, burned a flag, and pissed on the graves of the founders. I hate Republicans and their wish that we live in a country controlled by religion like Afghanistan or Iran. >

How can they not see it’s this religious bullshit that fucks up the rest of the world >

Can’t wait to see the “In Lord Satan We Trust” sign in school. >

Here we go again……..I’m assuming they were too stupid to stipulate that the signs must be in English, so someone will hang ones that are written in Arabic, and this law will suddenly go away. >

LOL Republicans just literally don’t give a shit about the Constitution and are barely even pretending to anymore. >

Obligatory reminder that a separation of church and state is supposed to exist 💀 >

They're trying to bring separation of church and state to the Supreme Court - and these folks would have you believe they are originalists when it comes to the Constitution... >

Ah yes, this is why they're ranked so low, they like to spend their education budget in court defending obvious first amendment violations. >

I'm hoping the Satanic temple files a lawsuit for this being religious discrimination. I'd also file one claiming that this violates the separation of church and state doctorine to have "In God We Trust" on any and all government property or materials since it violates the right of agnostics and atheists to practice (or not practice) faith in their own way without undue influence. >

The same bullshit that has been on money my entire life. It only serves to remind me I live among credulous people. Their actions, oddly enough, remind me to never trust them. >

Ah yes, Christians imposing their beliefs on others... again. >

“In MY God you are required to trust.” >

Bringing down the school system so they can raise the private sector schools and implement whatever their agendas are >

I can't wait for the Speghetti Monster to have to be displayed as well. >

"Both sides are the same".
Is going to lead us to a Christmas theocracy. >

Complete BS but I bet they're justification is that it's the US motto...  Which needs to be fucking changed! >

Tear the signs off the walls. Then sight religious freedom, and freedom of speech. Also contact the FFRF. >

The American Taliban >

so literally a congress made a law respecting an establishment of religion.
I feel like I've heard somewhere before that isn't supposed to be allowed but where was that exactly... 🤔 >

Bunch of senior citizens desperately trying to impose 19th century rules on society...we see thru all of your tricks and find them wanting.... >

Talk about indoctrination >

As a Christian, and someone who hates forcing religion on people, I really hope they put it in the urinals, so I can piss all over it. >

Christofascism will be the end of us all >

Do dollar bills count? >

Fuck them and their dominionistic shit. >


Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a law making "In God We Trust" the official U.S. national motto July 30, 1956, two years after pushing to have the phrase "under God" inserted into the Pledge of Allegiance.
"It was adopted during a time of disunity in America, at a time that unity was needed," Azinger said Monday. "And I think that's where we are in America in many ways."

Jesus fucking Christ! It was wrong then, and it is wrong now. People need to stop trying to subjugate others to their religious beliefs. >

Disgusting at every level. Indoctrinate this crap, because they are afraid some of us have brains that do not want this sort of bs in our lives. Religious crap is just another failed philosophy & to FORCE this on people should be a crime against humanity. >

Which god then? >

We need greater clarity, which God >

So much for secularism... US going backwards >

they don't trust the deity enough to surrender their guns, but yeah sure >

Run by a pack of Yankee doodle Nazis. Instead of passing stupid shit maybe pass a bill that helps starving kids in West Virginia. >

Yes, that will make EVERYTHING better!  /s
How is this legal?? >

The religious freaks are going to destroy this country if we don't get them first. >

The Christian Taliban is the largest terrorist organization in America by far and they must be eliminated. >

Meet the new Taliban, same as the old Taliban >

In Canada here, we call them the Timbit Taliban! >

You know what, I’ll just say it, Fuck god.