Ten Commandments at LSU

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Look for an increased number of application to Louisiana universities for the next admission cycle.

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals: Stop banning books!

Also liberals: These words on the wall are offensive!

Conservatives: ban all books with violence and sex

Also, the Bible is about violence and sex

Hahahahaha

No. Not even close.

So you have not read the Bible

I absolutely have. Quite a bit of it, in fact. Likely more than you. There is absolutely sex and violence in there. BUT - it is not graphic.
I don’t believe in banning any books. But I do believe that graphic sex novels should not be in elementary or middle schools.

She did not give up the prostitution she began in Egypt, when during her youth men slept with her, caressed her virgin bosom and poured out their lust on her." Ezekiel 23:8. "They stripped her naked, took away her sons and daughters and killed her with the sword." Ezekiel 23:10.

When she carried on her prostitution openly and exposed her naked body, I turned away from them in disgust, Yet she became more and more promiscuous as she recalled the days of her youth, when she was a prostitute in Egypt. There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses." Ezekiel 23: 18-20

We must have different definition of graphic. That’s not graphic.

LOL. Just some donkey dick and horse jizz, NBD.

Genitals - not graphic
Dick, cock - graphic

Emissions - not graphic
Jizz, cum - graphic

Does this really need to be explained to you?

You do seem to have a special definition of “graphic” so yes it does need to be explained.

You know it when u see it lol

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Anonymous wrote:Why isn't this a violation of the Establishment Clause?

It is, or it would be if any of these yahoos ever read the Ten Commandments and knew what they said beyond the murder and adultery and respect your parent ones. I-V are pretty clearly religious and not "common values."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Commandments

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Apart from the fact that Shaq went there, who really cares about LSU?

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Anonymous wrote:Van Orden v. Perry, 545 U.S. 677 (2005)

This one says 10 Commandments monuments are OK.

But Stone v. Graham, 449 U.S. 39 (1980), seems more on point in that it deals with 10 Commandments in classrooms and says no dice.

Is LA looking for a reversal of Stone by the Supreme Court?

Probably, because now they have enough activist right wing justices who will overturn decades (no prayer in school) and centuries (14th amendment--constitution overrules state law) of precedent

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I envision blood staining this document in the next mass school shooting.

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Anonymous wrote:Don't commit adultery, an apt message to display to school children indeed. The things these kids get up to.

No other god, no image.. atheists and those of other faiths will love these.

Kindergarteners!

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Anonymous wrote:Look for an increased number of application to Louisiana universities for the next admission cycle.

Maybe. But nothing is going to help the poor national rankings of Louisiana universities (with the exception of Tulane).

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Anonymous wrote:Look for an increased number of application to Louisiana universities for the next admission cycle.

Any increase would be attributable to the women's basketball team and nothing more.

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Anonymous wrote:Look for an increased number of application to Louisiana universities for the next admission cycle.

Any increase would be attributable to the women's basketball team and nothing more.

The football coach definitely needs the 10 commandments.

How many did he break?

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Anonymous wrote:It's fine; much better than telling boys that they should be girls or vice versa.

So putting up the 10 Commandments - rules that help communities thrive - is somehow terrible. But young kids getting into trouble because they've had zero direction in life is the better option. K. Got it.

Really! All those kids going down the wrong path of graven images! Thank god we have mandatory, totally-not-fascist posters in their classrooms to fix this.

The day I see literally any "Christian" keep the Sabbath day holy I will start thinking they might have an argument

70 percent don't even attend church more than once or twice a year....or ever

In the meantime they can keep their religious "laws" posted in their own spaces, not public ones

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Anonymous wrote:It's fine; much better than telling boys that they should be girls or vice versa.

So putting up the 10 Commandments - rules that help communities thrive - is somehow terrible. But young kids getting into trouble because they've had zero direction in life is the better option. K. Got it.

I will take you at your word, but would appreciate it if you could elaborate: how does having only the one Ambrahamic god help communities thrive? How does not making graven images help communities thrive? How does not taking the not name of God in vain help communities thrive? How does remembering the sabbath day and keeping it holy help communities thrive? Those are the first four in a list of only ten, so presumably very important.

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Anonymous wrote:As an atheist, I dont really see any issue. Stupid? Absolutely! But why should it bother anyone?

So they put up 10 sentences everywhere. I am supposed to feel discriminated against?

- LSU Alumni.

As an atheist, I find this abhorrent. I would feel discriminated against.

Why? It does not apply to you. Should all houses of worship be torn down so you don’t have to walk by them?

You lack logic skills. Schools are not places of worship. They are places for children and adults to be educated in particular subjects. The Christian Religion is not one of those subjects.

This makes Louisiana sound like Gilead from Handmaids Tale. Terrifying if you ask me. Women have already lost control of their bodies, religious commandments must be displayed in public schools and colleges. Who’s not to say that next they’ll mandate that women relinquish their assets, property and wealth to the closest male relative.

This makes me want to flee the country and seek political asylum abroad. As a woman I’m starting to feel like a persecuted refugee in America.

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Anonymous wrote:It's fine; much better than telling boys that they should be girls or vice versa.

So putting up the 10 Commandments - rules that help communities thrive - is somehow terrible. But young kids getting into trouble because they've had zero direction in life is the better option. K. Got it.

I will take you at your word, but would appreciate it if you could elaborate: how does having only the one Ambrahamic god help communities thrive? How does not making graven images help communities thrive? How does not taking the not name of God in vain help communities thrive? How does remembering the sabbath day and keeping it holy help communities thrive? Those are the first four in a list of only ten, so presumably very important.

Who decides which day the sabbath falls? And whatever day is determined, will they make sure that there is no playing or watching of football on that day?

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Anonymous wrote:It's fine; much better than telling boys that they should be girls or vice versa.

So putting up the 10 Commandments - rules that help communities thrive - is somehow terrible. But young kids getting into trouble because they've had zero direction in life is the better option. K. Got it.

I will take you at your word, but would appreciate it if you could elaborate: how does having only the one Ambrahamic god help communities thrive? How does not making graven images help communities thrive? How does not taking the not name of God in vain help communities thrive? How does remembering the sabbath day and keeping it holy help communities thrive? Those are the first four in a list of only ten, so presumably very important.

Who decides which day the sabbath falls? And whatever day is determined, will they make sure that there is no playing or watching of football on that day?

excellent questions for LSU!