Florida Department of Education orders all its schools to reopen campuses in August after coronavirus closures

[Chucho]

And you are still a dumb that can't read and understand simple english.

He'll pretend he doesn't care, but will incessantly ankle bite. Dude can't even Google arguments in his favor properly.

[Blake]

He'll pretend he doesn't care, but will incessantly ankle bite. Dude can't even Google arguments in his favor properly.

Lol it was my article. Please let go of my ankle k thx

[Blake]

You don't like the 1st amendment?

So you don't think the government should have the right to shut down churches in person either?

Just so we're clear before I call you a re .

Speaking of Re s:

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

It's called the first amendment of the cons ution, dumbass.

Don't get me wrong, I think the churches SHOULD close and go remote, but the government can't legally FORCE them to do it.

In "english for dummies" this means you can't shut down churches without shutting down Walmart too.

you lose again, cuckster.

Do you understand what you did here? Did you understand what's going on in the article I linked or did you just read the headline I pasted?

Lol cc

[CosmicCowboy]

Do you understand what you did here? Did you understand what's going on in the article I linked or did you just read the headline I pasted?

Lol cc

Damn you are stupid. I even posted the supreme court case for you and highlighted the applicable part. I even highlighted the part in YOUR post that said the same thing. You can't shut down churches without shutting down EVERYTHING that poses a similar risk.

[Blake]

Damn you are stupid. I even posted the supreme court case for you and highlighted the applicable part. I even highlighted the part in YOUR post that said the same thing. You can't shut down churches without shutting down EVERYTHING that poses a similar risk.

I know. What do you think the article I posted is about, genius?

Do you not get how you backpedaled or are you going to stick with being disingenuous on top of re ed?

[Chucho]

More ankle biting. Per par.

[CosmicCowboy]

More ankle biting. Per par.

The guy is a ing idiot with zero reading comprehension.

I give up. He is too ing dumb to realize what an ass he is making of himself.

[Blake]

More ankle biting. Per par.

You're free to ask questions about what I'm talking about but I guess my ankle is really that tasty huh

[Blake]

The guy is a ing idiot with zero reading comprehension.

I give up. He is too ing dumb to realize what an ass he is making of himself.

You didn't even read the article, did you.

You just thought you saw an easy opportunity for an internet win

[CosmicCowboy]

You don't even read the article, did you.

Yes. I actually read it and understood it, unlike you. They can only legally shut down churches if the shut down everything else of equivalent "danger" which includes Walmart, HEB, etc. That's not happening. If a governor tries to shut down churches based on "danger" without shutting down EVERYTHING of equivalent danger then it is a clear attack on religion and violates the first amendment.

This is the last time I will try to explain it to your dumb ass.

[Blake]

Yes. I actually read it and understood it, unlike you.

No you didn't.

you ended up posting info that validated why I'm pissed off at Paxton

[CosmicCowboy]

You didn't even read the article, did you.

You just thought you saw an easy opportunity for an internet win

it's always and easy opportunity for an internet win arguing with you. Like taking candy from a baby.

[Blake]

You don't like the 1st amendment?

So you don't think the government should have the right to shut down churches in person either?

Just so we're clear before I call you a re .

Speaking of Re s:

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

It's called the first amendment of the cons ution, dumbass.

In exigent cir stances, when the community as a whole faces an impending harm of this magnitude, and where the measures are tailored to meeting the imminent danger, the cons ution does allow some temporary restriction on our liberties that would not be tolerated in normal cir stances.

I mean, you just on yourself here.

[Chucho]

The guy is a ing idiot with zero reading comprehension.

I give up. He is too ing dumb to realize what an ass he is making of himself.

He's old hat and a worn punching bag. Poor bas .

[CosmicCowboy]

He's old hat and a worn punching bag. Poor bas .

And ing painfully stupid!

They can absolutely tell churches one entrance/exit, face coverings, social distancing etc. as long as everyone of equivalent danger has to do the same.

[RandomGuy]

In "english for dummies" this means you can't shut down churches without shutting down Walmart too.

you lose again, cuckster.

But you can force distancing requirements and capacity requirements. Start threatening preachers bottom lines.. they will fight back against that.

That is all I see happening here. I do not think for a second that any of the anti-shutdown preachers are doing so out of concern for anything other than how full the collection plate is at the end of the brainwashing session.... er sermon.

[RandomGuy]

Speaking of Re s:

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

It's called the first amendment of the cons ution, dumbass.

Sorry. You can shut down a church even with the first amendment, if that church actively threatens the health and safety of others.

If a tenet of a church was the sexual abuse of children, would the first amendment protect that? Simple yes or no.

(sits back and sips wine, awaiting the inevitable evasion/deflection)

[RandomGuy]

Yes. I actually read it and understood it, unlike you. They can only legally shut down churches if the shut down everything else of equivalent "danger" which includes Walmart, HEB, etc. That's not happening. If a governor tries to shut down churches based on "danger" without shutting down EVERYTHING of equivalent danger then it is a clear attack on religion and violates the first amendment.

This is the last time I will try to explain it to your dumb ass.

Better. Can't shut down arbitrarily churches and not stores. Hooray nuance.

[ChumpDumper]

So the government can shut down schools, but can't shut down...schools....

[Blake]

Better. Can't shut down arbitrarily churches and not stores. Hooray nuance.

Or private religious schools but not pubic schools.

But what's happening is that Paxton is saying that even though a city/county may declare it too dangerous to open school buildings and shut them down, they won't be able to shut down private religious schools.

[Winehole23]

It's too dangerous for Republicans to have an in-person convention, but safe enough to send everybody's kids back to school in a few weeks.

[ChumpDumper]

It's too dangerous for Republicans to have an in-person convention, but safe enough to send everybody's kids back to school in a few weeks.

Surely DeSantis can set them up in a panhandle primary school cafetorium.

[CosmicCowboy]

But you can force distancing requirements and capacity requirements. Start threatening preachers bottom lines.. they will fight back against that.

That is all I see happening here. I do not think for a second that any of the anti-shutdown preachers are doing so out of concern for anything other than how full the collection plate is at the end of the brainwashing session.... er sermon.

I totally agree with you on that.

[CosmicCowboy]

Or private religious schools but not pubic schools.

But what's happening is that Paxton is saying that even though a city/county may declare it too dangerous to open school buildings and shut them down, they won't be able to shut down private religious schools.

Just give up loser. You made an ass of yourself.

[Spurminator]

It's too dangerous for Republicans to have an in-person convention, but safe enough to send everybody's kids back to school in a few weeks.

The petulant child had the convention moved out of Charlotte NC because the NC Governor wouldn't commit to no social distancing requirement.