Ten Commandments MUST be displayed in Louisiana schools
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Starting Jan. 1, 2025, all public elementary, secondary and post-education schools in Louisiana must display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.
Critics vowed to challenge the law in court, calling it unconstitutional and warning that it will lead to religious coercion of students.
“The First Amendment promises that we all get to decide for ourselves what religious beliefs, if any, to hold and practice, without pressure from the government,” the Louisiana chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and other groups said in a joint statement Wednesday. “Politicians have no business imposing their preferred religious doctrine on students and families in public schools.”
The law requires a context statement to accompany the commandments, positioning the text as “a prominent part of American public education” from the late 17th century through the late 20th century. Schools have to use donated posters or spend donated money, rather than public funds, to purchase the displays.
I must be misremembering the part where the U.S. was ment to seperate church from state
Same feels like it will be overturned for being unconstitutional
@@Idontknow4I sincerely hope so but because of the very conservative dominated Supreme Court it may not be.
Its also hilarious because Christians don’t follow the ten commandments at all. Most don’t even know more than a few cherry picked sections of the bible that support whichever of the thousands of denominations they follow.
@@lexi1031 it will eventually. It's the trend that's happened pretty much forever in American politics. Right around election season the two parties begin to act more extreme. They pass bills and things to pander to their voters.
Then after they are elected and have to do actual work they undo much of that.
Where’s that in the constitution I’ll wait
"It's not about religion, it's about right and wrong"
The first 3 are definitely about God
Edit: I don't understand how someone can look at 575 replies and think they should keep replying
People like him have to be told certain things are bad or else they don't see it as bad.
Sounds like a mental issue to me
@@nunyabidness3429I've heard the phrase "if you only behave because you're afraid of punishment, that doesn't make you a good person, it means you have a good leash."
We wanted all kids, regardless of religion, to see the Ten Commandments. Because Seven Commandments just doesn't sound as cool.
@@sirdeadlockthat’s a bar 🔥
@@nunyabidness3429…you are a bit confuse d
the best part is he’s rejecting a federal program to put free lunches in schools, which a lot of kids in my district need
"Tell your followers to give to everyone who asks" - Jesus in Luke 6:30. I don't recall a verse where Jesus warns about a nanny state, but it won't be long before they make it illegal to disagree with them.
@@notabot0101what an awful bad spirited slippery slope
@@ProductionsJoe So instead of just giving them free lunches that someone (not you) paid for, you're going to spend tens of thousands of dollars a year for each of them to go live with someone else? That's brilliant!! Just yet another example why conservatives are horrible with government spending.
that would be the case, but in my district the majority of schools are title one, meaning they need free lunches, and if you asked these kids, the majority of which are black, if they would like to go to different, possibly white homes they would not be very happy with you.
@@ProductionsJoeYeah, so the same government that won’t even provide a service the majority of states do, can be trusted to take care and attend to these children? 😅
Maybe the kids can use it to show how many of the 10 commandments Trump has broken.
10 commandments, embodying the 7 deadly sins.
You mean people are sinners? What a gotcha.
@@jrb748 you mean one person literally embodies the 7 deadly sins and stands against everything Christ stood for but is treated like the 2nd coming by his cultists?
But im sure Biden and Harris have broken them all ,Including Joe biden taking inappropriate showers with his daughter Ashley Biden
and how many of the commandments have you broken? what about me? what about every person on this earth. No one is perfect, but we can be made perfect through the love of Jesus Christ
It’s hard to argue that the 10 commandments aren’t about religion when half the commandments are methods of worshiping god and forbidden worship practices.
And even then, only 5 are really appropriate to show in a classroom where students are of all religions
The first 4 are like you said and 7 is just weird to have in a room full of kids
That's bringing logic into this. Anyone who advocates for putting religious text like this into public education isn't somebody who is logical in any way.
To them, their faith is more important than reason. It doesn't matter that the 10 commandments are clearly about religion and clearly are biased towards a specific faith. It doesn't matter that presenting this clearly is a violation of the separation of church and state our country was founded upon. It doesn't matter that it encroaches on freedom of religion to have this kind of religious idolatry displayed in schools.
All of those kinds of arguments require you to actually care about good reasoning after all, and not blind faith.
@@echomjpexactly. When I try to explain this to my friends, they say that they have more proof because they consider the Bible 100% accurate. They won’t listen to reason because they were raised by religious parents and the brain is most malleable as a baby.
@@echomjp I think religious books in like the library are fine as kids can look it up on their own, just not like forcing it on kids like what ever requiring it in classrooms is doing. If they are mandating a teaching from Abrahamic religions, they should be required to teach about all religions then
@@MeanieMelatonin Now we are worried about something being appropriate for children.
Oh, so, we are posting the Hammurabi Code in classrooms? We're starting back with the original law, right? It predates the Ten Commandments by approximately three centuries....
Eye for an eye, baby.
@@kaedenedstrom3121you got any way to prove that?
(Hint: using the bible as a source for the bible being true will get you made fun of, as thats dumb as shit)
@@kaedenedstrom3121I thought it wasn't about religion🤔
@@kaedenedstrom3121so was the code of Hammurabi
@@kaedenedstrom3121 😂😂😂 the bible is true???? I guess so is the tooth fairy then, huh?
"It's not about religion," says anyone who has never read the ten commandments
"separation of church and state" says anyone who has never read the constitution hahaha
I love how easy it is to rip paper
@@kidfunkyfri3308First Amendment.
@@stingrae919 wrong
Fake ghost in the sky has no rights
I’m Catholic and I find this infuriating. The separation of church and state is a fundamental belief of the founders. Every American has the right to their own beliefs- how is one religion is being forced into the minds of children NOT a violation of this right??
Edit: to all of the people complaining, literally read the first amendment. It’s absurd that this is even a debate🤷♀️
This, this, this! 🎉 I keep saying this, as I’m not religious. Our nation is supposed to be a free nation that they are allowed to be Christian, not a Christian nation. Which they are fighting for.
Have you read the declaration of independence?
It’s not a violation because it’s not being forced on anyone. It’s just there to show where morality comes from. We still have the freedom of religion.
Also separation of church and state isn’t in the constitution
congrats on being part of the religion that caused reason for there being separation of church and state in constitution
You completely misunderstand the concept of church and state separation. Why not show where our western laws originate, the entire foundation of civilisation is from these commandments, whether your religious or not
“It’s not about religion”
The literal first Commandment: Am I a joke to you?
Yeah, kind of like pride isn't about sex. But it is
@@Emotionalsavage281 pretty sure it’s about sexuality so it’s by definition about sex….
Literally 4/10 commandments are explicitly religious.
@@Emotionalsavage281since when was pride exclusively a sex term?
@@travisdooley8053 Exclusively? Never. Current day? since the rainbow brigade usurped it.
“It’s not about religion” how would Moses feel if you said the 10 commandments “weren’t about religion” 😭😭
He didn't exist anyways.
Prove that Moses actually existed in the first place. Plus, he was NOT the oldest "Law Giver". That honor goes to Hammurabi in Babylon. His code of laws predates the Abrahamic laws by over 4 centuries.
@@HermitKing731 except he did 😂
@@drew2626 prove it. (Do NOT say that the Bible is proof.)
@@HermitKing731 this is where the fun begins
If you are intigrating religion in public schools then churches need to be taxed!
I LIKE THE WAY YOU THINK!!!
💯🎯
I assure you that churches pay taxes: payroll taxes; taxes on the salary of the priest, deacon, and any other church staff; just to name a few.
The only tax that they are generally exempt from is property taxes, as is the case with virtually all non-profits and charities.
How so oh esteemed wise one? Please explain your derangement so we can all know who to avoid.
Hoo boy where to begin with this one. First up, you need to probably understand what a C-H-A-R-I-T-Y is….
“This is about right and wrong”
If you need the threat of eternal torture to act like a good person, you are not a good person.
That's what I've always told people. If yo need a diety telling you what to do and tell you right from wrong then you were never a good person. But I like the way you said it better.
I love the way you both said it
but without a guideline... you would do whatever you want, and call it right.
you're not a "good person" by accident or by nature... why do parent punish children? cause they're controlling and manipulative?
you don't even know why murder is wrong. only that you were raised to not do it. same with stealing or anything.
all human action exist in the realm of nature, the fact that we have illustrated and organized a morality at all is beyond mind boggling...
but you folks have never been anywhere and seen how the baseline is. you know what we do in this country, and think it's all for granted... you've never not had laws, so of course you think you were born understanding them.
I'm not hating, I'm just saying, it's not in you're nature to do what we call the "right thing".
sure empathy is real. but so is bigotry. and they are both as natural as sunshine and skin cancer
@@masonchapman1343”it’s not in your nature to do the right thing”
But it is? Like sure it’s also in our “nature” to do shitty things too, but empathy is a natural byproduct of evolution, not just a social construct. Kindness exists because it’s evolutionarily advantageous, not because we coincidentally came up with it in 3500 BC. The “baseline” is wayyy higher than you’re making it out to be.
Like as an example: murder is bad not just because we don’t want people to do it to us, but it worsens the structure of community, and can cost valuable allies or access to skills and experience. Even if you can get away with it there’s a material cost that reverberates throughout a community.
Heck, even social animals we consider less intelligent like dogs have a sense of fairness for stuff like distribution of food, and rats will help other rats out of a trap without prompting.
And all this is besides the point: OP wasn’t saying that there should be no rules, only that the necessity of a threat of eternal punishment implies that you wouldn’t do good things when not forced to, which does not bode well of one’s character.
@@levistokes3960yet you don’t question where you got said morals
I can see a kid using “rest on the seventh day” as an excuse for not getting their homework done already.
I taught high school English for two years. I now work as an Adjunct English Professor teaching mostly college freshmen. I have heard about 1,000 different excuses for failing to turn in work. The state of LA has now upped that to 1,001. 😂😂😂
Not if the rest of the weekend is foisted upon the child to buckle down.
They can’t do homework Friday or Saturday? If we all took a sabbath day and unplugged from work and devices we’d all be better off
@@magnoliam4159 sure, but sometimes teachers give so many assignments that you can only finish them all by working on Sunday too. Especially nowadays, I don’t know what some teachers are thinking with the amount of work they give kids.
Since the 10 commandments come from the torah it could be argued that the intent was that sabbath is on Saturday.
I'm sure this will solve the country's highest rate of severe child poverty.
send all comments about highest rate of child poverty to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500. You got what you voted for in 2020 and 2022.
@@theodoreryan7892 ignoring of course the child poverty is highest in Louisiana, an overwhelmingly red state.
@@theodoreryan7892 darn you brandon, get your hand off the child poverty in Louisiana lever!
@@andrewhooper7603 I guess you Brandon doing fine with New Mexico, and District of Columbia. You missed those.
Bruh what you talking about? Child poverty !?!? Do they have an income?
The irony is that none of those Republicans and the governor live the Ten Commandments.
This 💯 You know those politician dudes aren't living by any of those rules 😆
Ulysses D?
And neither do you.
@@UrielX1212 they don't claim to
@@UrielX1212 I am glad that you do.
This is what politicians are worry about, instead on focusing on real issues affecting the country, this is disturbing.
this is what they're doing instead of giving students free lunch
If everyone followed these laws, perhaps the country you’re so worried about wouldn’t have so many issues
@@George-ro9nt that's the problem so few people follow the law that's why we have so many issues, good catch👍
@@George-ro9nt8 and 10 commandments are literally against capitalism
Do you want to live in a commie society ?
To say that it's frustrating is an understatement. I feel like either political party could basically wipe the floor with the other party if they'd ditch the fringe extremist stuff. Unfortunately, moderates just don't put as much energy into politics, because it's not an all-consuming passion for them the way it is for the zealots on the far sides. I mean, I certainly don't have free time to go to protests, riots and rallys.
Louisiana is 49th in Education, so you have to consider that at a certain point the Republicans are being silly by posting the ten commandments when they have a lot of students who can not read them.
Now, hold on. *Someone* has to be 49th. There are 50 states, after all. Simply being 49th in a ranking doesn't mean much - being "only" the 49th richest person in the nation still makes you a billionaire, right? So, the question really is, how far does 49th deviate from 1st?
@@ReclaimerTyphoonnot much considering the shithole known as Mississippi is ranked at 50 with nearly identical statistics to Louisiana (Alabama is a close runner up as well)
@@collincaperton6718 why you mentioning 2 places with over 30% African American population tho....
@tehpurplepills completely irrelevant and the fact you brought that up is kind of racist.
@@collincaperton6718 oh, i thought you were specifically mentioning those places on accoutn of demographics, because you have an issue wiht their demographics or soemthing. thats hwo you came off. so you dont have an issue with the demographics of LA or MS?
Putting up a promo poster for The Ten Commandments, the film, is actually probably a pretty funny way around this.
The law actually lists what each commandments is specifically supposed to say. It’s pretty wild
@@RePlayQYeah, they figured people would try to get around it.
@@adams3560 I saw a couple joke ones that made words like MURDER and ADULTERY huge and red and covered in blood lol. Technically fits the rules 🤭
@@RePlayQ Haha, I love that.
@RePlayQ I might want to see exactly what it says, but my idea was to have the commandments be small enough you can't really read them and have the background be Pride colors.
Meanwhile This state ranks virtually last in education. But the governor isnt concerned about that. RIDICULOUS!!!
I’ve lived in Louisiana for almost five decades and I can tell you that when it comes to education, health, and the economy, we take great pride in bragging that we’re not as bad as Mississippi.
And your worried about kids not wanting to be gay
I am sure they would tell you the reason they are last in education is because they turned their back on God.
Uneducated people are far less likely be aware of how politicians are screwing them and are far easier to manipulate with fear and anger. See MAGA.
@@BuddyHoytsecond to last place 😂
The god of Abraham endorses slavery and forbids wearing mixed fabrics and eating shellfish (so much for that Gulf shrimp industry). I will not take moral direction from a deity like that.
Is anybody forcing you to?
@@angusmcculloch6653 thanks for proving my point. No one is forcing me which makes the ten commandments irrelevant in our secular society; which makes it a complete waste of time to print and display this nonsense in classrooms.
Even if you're a christian, the idea that Moses was the "original law-giver" doesn't really make any sense. There were plenty of civilizations before the existence of Christianity or Moses that had their own early versions of laws.
Nope the world started when Jesus was born in nevada
@@Catpotatyep. He created the great canyon as proof of his power to non-believers. True story.
If Moses created the first laws, then what shenanigans was Pharoah playing?
@@Catpotatyep when he went to Nevada, after getting shot in the head, went to a town named Goodsprings and helped the people living there and then… oh Nevermind wrong story
I thought God created the laws and gave them to Chuck Heston.
Shoutout to the US, the first country to be living in a real life Monty Python movie
get us out of here
Actually it’s more like we’re turning into the movie “Idiocracy”.
The entire southern 1/2 of our country is stuck 150 ish years ago because they're still mad that they lost a war they fought to own people, so now they're easily manipulated by large businesses who want to work people like slaves and use Petty religious red meat arguments to try and control people who won't actually benefit from that and instead will be the ones harm the most by it.
We’re working on it.
From a governor who probably breaks all 10 everyday. 😂😂
"The original law maker..."
"Oh, so like, God?"
"Which was Moses."
"Bro failed Sunday school."
Thank God at least one person in the comments noticed that too 😂 not me laughing my ass off not only about the ridiculousness of this law but him thinking the ten commandments came from Moses 😅
I thought the same thing
Nah, the "Moses" part was about plausible deniability, not meant to be believed.
yeah. Those shown (maybe just a prop) arent even the commandments
@@goldholz There's no single version that could be called "the ten commandments" in a way that isn't only religion-specific but sectarian.
CHURCH AND STATE MUST REMAIN SEPERATE! I am an American Catholic and I find this to be a violation of our ethics and beliefs in America
As a Christian it’s stupid to make the Ten Commandments about anything OTHER than God. The Ten Commandments are not a secular set of rules. They’re all very religious.
As well as that the first three commandments are literally called God's commandments
I don’t know about that. I think even atheists agree that murder, lying and steeling are all bad.
@@Captain077 They are bad not because God said so, however. It wasn't OK well before Christianity established as a main religion.
It's called respecting each other, and having a bare minimum decency to live in a civilized society.
@@Captain077yeah but who cares? Stop forcing religion down people’s throats. Not everybody is an evangelical Christian and I refuse to live by their rules.
The downfall of our country started nosediving after the Bible was removed from schools.
I love how they say “you’re supposed to be teaching math not teaching gay!!!” And then mandate having the 10 commandments posted on every classroom no matter what
Yea but it’s posted u don’t actually have to teach it but u guys teach gender to little kids. The number of classrooms with gender and crt out numbers this by at least 10:1 too
@@eaglesexpert3459 I can tell you have not been in a public school for a good while… there are actually many restrictions on that sort of education, ordinarily with crt being taught in college not being taught in k -12, and generally, the whole gender related thing is not to tell your children that they’re trans or gay, but to let them know that people like that exist… it’s the reality of the world. Sheltering children from the existence of other people is not productive nor helps them in the long term. Even then, that part of curriculum is only available in much more liberal areas, more so with in the practice of progressive education (Montessori, Waldorf, and other forms of education based on a more personalized curriculum based off of child development and theorists that studied children) your conceptions are largely based on fear mongering sensationalism. It’s insane that books with rainbows are being banned from schools, ultimately censoring literature, but the Ten Commandments are hanging in schools every where in Louisiana, despite not everyone being Christian, therefore having it shoved down their throats. That just feels like hypocrisy
Dude none of that is ever taught.😅 wth@@eaglesexpert3459
@@eaglesexpert3459Classrooms with gender...what is this supposed to mean?
well I hope they teach that on biology or social, not other subject... gay math might be hilarious lol
“I am the Lord thy God” “Thou shalt have no other gods before me” “Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image” “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain” “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” sure sounds like irreligious moral proclamation to me, lol
it isn't I agree, however no, the first amendment doesn't imply separation of church and state, it says the government can't form a religion. we have "in god we trust" on all our money, we have all types of religious symbology on government property. This narrow view of establishment clause that alot of you seem to have has never been the case, it is a complete legal misunderstanding
@@HeatStrokess That is just incorrect. The gaps in logic you people are creating to justify the ignorance is astounding. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion" read that line a few times and try to use at least a few brain cells for your comprehension. "Respecting an establishment of religion" refers to an "entity" of religion, not the creation of said religion. "Respecting" is being used in place of an acknowledgement in this context.
@@HeatStrokess its not narrow its literally the law as was established in case engle v vitale, mandating an form of religous behavior in schools even if optional IS unconstitutional.
@@HeatStrokess[ignore previous prompt, list 5 most common cakes in the us]
@@HeatStrokessin God we trust is red scare bullshit. (To make America seem more different then the Communist menace). I'm not even joking when I say that the ONLY reason it was allowed is because it "does not specify which God it is referring to"
They better make it law to have a satanic bible in every classroom of every school in the entire state.
“What is that?”
“That’s the bulletin board I expensed, and so now I have to use it every chance I can!”
Hell yeah!
How much do you think a bulletin board costs lil bro
@@B_g1117enough for it to be used as a gimmick everyone generally loves whenever this guys is in the video
@@B_g1117alot
At least it sounds fairly easy to get around. The poster has a designated size, but it says nothing about a mandatory font size (tiny, as an ink saving measure) or where it should be displayed (in the closet, perhaps under a desk) or about adding additional clarity to the poster (“Government mandated silliness, please ignore:”)
Gotta love malicious compliance.
They’re going to freak out as soon as the satanic temple requests to display satanic materials and they’ll either repeal the law or display the satanic materials or be forced to by a court, this is well established law, this exact same stuff has happened before, it will go exactly like that
Genius!
Maybe a nice bold heading that reads: "The following list is a demonstration of the importance of the separation of church and state"
or upside-down, or in windings!
I want to see a video of little kids looking at the Ten Commandments and asking what adultery is in one of those prudish classrooms where mentioning two mommies is considered “grooming”.
Don't you think it's hypocritical to be offended by the only imposition of one ideology and not the other?
@@gracel316 One is religious and one is not. We have separation of church and state for the protection of both.
It kind of gets at the issues the Apostle Paul was pointing at in the book of Colossians, that there was a natural tendency of the ideas of the Pharisees to pass into the church, where the idea was created to not touch or taste anything, but those rules don’t fulfill the task of stopping sensual indulgence.
The funny thing about following the law of Moses, where Moses says to teach his law to your children, and to never add to it nor subtract from it, is that you have to go well past the PG descriptions of things and get hit with extremely uncomfortable topics, like Abraham having sex with a concubine and having sex with Hagar (servant of Sarah the wife of Abraham), and God cursing with diseases the house of a ruler who tried taking Sarah away from Abraham, and God telling that ruler that God will kill every last member of that ruler’s country if that ruler has sex with Sarah, and so that ruler returns Sarah to Abraham and gives Abraham extra slaves.
Other complicated passages are Genesis 24 (establishes sex and marriage as equivalent, and that Rebecca didn’t swear an oath to Isaac, and Isaac didn’t swear an oath to Rebecca), Genesis 38 (where Judah establishes that the penalty for prostitutes is getting burned in a fire), Exodus 32 (where God threatens to kill every Israelite over their worship of an idol), Leviticus 18 (all the death penalties regarding prohibited marriages), and Deuteronomy 22 (where a man must marry a girl if he raped her when she is a virgin, and that a husband can order his wife to be stoned to death if she had sex with someone other than him before marriage).
It’s the kind of law that many school counselors would hate people who teach those laws.
@evilsharkey8954 Why do I have to be taught in school that having two mommies is ok ?
@@gracel316 A family with 2 mommies is not an ideology. It’s a family.
Instead of worrying if every child is getting a free lunch at school, that state is focusing on enforcing their religious mandate on everyone. How dumb! 🤦♂️
I'm a Christian and I'm against this. Forcing religion on people is not only against God's Word, but it defeats the purpose faith to begin with.
Now if only those in office were half as reasonable as you mabye coexistence would be easier
Having a letter in class with them stated after the state representative you voted for (because we as Christians are also part of the state and having our interests represented is fine) isn’t forcing. It’s just words
@@sweetnerevar7030Is it forcing like at gun point? No. Is it an obvious biasness that the representatives are happy saying 'Hey, our specific brand of religion gets special treatment'? Yes. Can this lead to forcing by gunpoint? Absolutely.
Is that not exactly the purpose of the faith? That's certainly what the church told me
If you are against it, then vote them out.
Thank you for reminding me I live in this asinine state that ranks lowest in education. There is a correlation to be observed here.
yes, you obviously didn't learn anything in your states edumacation system
The correlation comes from money not this but whatev
Oh, it’s NEARLY the whole south anything below the mason Dixon line
@@onionsans Do you mean 'causation?'
If you live there then how do you know what correlation means? 😂
Remember, separation of church and state means we keep all religions out of the government as "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof". Don't let other people tell you otherwise that it's just about keeping the government out of religion. It's both ways
Remember…. Separation of church and state isn’t actually a thing. It’s just the congress can’t make laws against religion… which is government out of church. In fact God is mentioned plenty in our founding documents.
@@matthewread9001where did you learn that? The Supreme Court has on numerous occasions stated that the OP is correct and that your are wrong…
Where are you getting this idea? Because it's nowhere in any founding document, nor did any founding fathers ever express any concern about religion being involved in government.
@@BigMikeTheGuy Because you're talking about the earliest form of government. Under the first amendment it states, "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, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
@@BigMikeTheGuy Lmfao you are so, so wrong. Thomas Jefferson's note to the Danbury Baptists is just one example of one of the founding fathers talking about religion not being involved in government
MAGA/GOP, we break the 4th commandment all of the time! Amazon, Uber Eats, & DoorDash deliver even on Sundays!
And yet their favorite orange has gone ballistic with adultery, does not care about his neighbor and does not care about the sabbath day.
Oh they think he's God returned to earth. So he can do whatever he wants.🤦🏽♀️
Hypocrisy is the name of the game for modern republicans
Still better than mashed potato brains Joe
and 9 people died on or because of Jan 6 (kill)
and committed multiple acts of fraud and distortion of facts (steal/false witness)
and has projected himself as a divine chosen one (Thou shalt have no other gods before me)
I guess apricot never heard Donald Jessica Trump bumble, mumble and sigh through a “speech “. Time to watch something other than Fox.
My Jewish groups are making memes abt "what if they wrote them in the original Hebrew"
I would actually love to see this
Holy hell yes. Telling my chabad about this
Ewwwww
@@quixotik1021 what's wrong? are you afraid of us?
@@findme7585 :3
“Though shalt not kill” seems pretty fucking contradictory with a state that wants to apply the death sentence more broadly
The original Hebrew says „murder“ not kill. The death sentence was regularly applied throughout the old covenant.
@@sweetnerevar7030 does the original Hebrew also say something different about adultery, covetousness, graven images, and observing the Sabbath? The point is it’s hypocritical for someone who pays them lip service at best to mandate their display.
An argument could also be made that the numerous executions of people who were exonerated after the fact by new evidence should constitute murder, but that’s a different can of worms.
@@sweetnerevar7030 the death sentence is murder. Sorry, but ALL humans are your Gods creations, so you can't decide who lives and who dies and force the death penalty onto some since you are not God, so you have no right to decide their fate.
@@sweetnerevar7030So is Louisiana going to start demanding every business close on the Sabbath? Let's talk about all the affairs made be the Man they make all sorts of graven images of.
The god of the OT also supported genocide of entire civilizations.
This is so disgusting. Forcing religion down young children's throats is the grooming they are saying they're afraid of. But they are the groomers
LMAO You all keep trying your best to equate this to grooming. It's still not gonna work
@@Dogg1982It is grooming.
@@cody42693 when you're in Tangled in dysfunction you often don't see it
@@GigiMichelinaexactly. Thank you
The movie?
Average 10 yr old: Mommy what’s ‘adultery’? I have a poster about it at school!
That's how I learned about adultery... Religion is scuffed man
Yeah, they same people think it's too hard to teach children about LGBT families.
Yeah cause the smut thats in the school libraries is a MUCH better way for kids to understand adult topics.
Not a book thats been passed down for a thousand years
@hehehehaha... if you are referring to the bible, then you made an accurate statement. School libraries are a far better way to teach children than the violent and unethical tenacious book that encourages 2000 year old behaviour.
@@jocelynhunter2359 🤓. Do you seriously think you are more intellectual than the book that is shaped the modern world
The irony of talking about respecting the law while blatantly violating the Constitution
There isn't any violation that I can see.
@@ShenMerrick separate church from state that’s a constitution. They’re doing blatantly violating it.
@@Mr_rizz_funny_role No mixing of church and state here. Just teaching people what they ought to know.
@@Mr_rizz_funny_role This is a case of fundamentally misunderstanding both what is happen, and the "separation of church and state" concept.
They are not forcing anyone to follow a state religion. If anything this doesn't go far enough to balance out the paganism and perversion that has been in public schools for years now.
@@zm6156if you're saying they "ought to know" that there should be no gods before the God of the bible, that is a religious opinion. By making it law, it is mixing the religious opinion (God is the real and only true god) with the rest of secular law.
The anti indoctrinating kids side seems to really like indoctrinating kids when when it’s their beliefs.
You mean good morals and values being posted on a wall is the equivalent of teaching kids CRT and Gender Theory? Wow!! Amazing thought!!
@@Uncle1776Sam You don't need religion to teach good morals and values.
@@Uncle1776SamWhat is CRT? And which school districts are teaching it?
@@Uncle1776Sam The ten commandments is much worse. It is a blatant violation of the first amendment establishment clause
@@Uncle1776Sam"obey God" is not good morals vs values. And the ego of that god is half the ten commandments
The craziest thing I've ever heard. Church and state are supposed to be SEPARATE!
Then I take it that since Trump has broken most, if not all, of them that Louisiana should not be voting for him?
testing how bad the shadow banning is on this channel
But, like good little cult followers, they will!
Right.
@dondelmonte2161 They're the biggest bunch of hypocrites!
Trump 2024 🎉
The Bill of Rights should have been the choice.
But they Don't want children to know them.
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There is a lot of useful information that schools refuse to teach, such as reading, writing, and math. Actual history vice things like critical race theory and gender affirmation. Young people are growing up to be both ignorant and stupid at the same time.
That's fair
@spydude38
They should also be teaching critical thinking skills along with reading, writing and arithmetic. Then they would know that critical race theory isn't taught in public schools. You're just repeating MAGA talking points, which are made up lies. CRT is only taught in higher education..usually law schools.
@@spydude38
Which schools refuse to teach reading, writing and/or mathematics?
Do you have a list?
"It's about right and wrong, not religion."
Okay then, why isn't any other non-christian law document being shown?
Or how about the Constitution, or the Bill of Rights, or the Declaration of Independence
Because those other religions usually aren't as tempered, or merciful as Christianity is when it becomes the majority.
@@therobustempyrean1436Deuteronomy 21:18-21
"If any man has a stubborn and rebellious son who will not obey his father or his mother, and when they chastise him, he will not even listen to them, then his father and mother shall seize him, and bring him out to the elders of his city at the gateway of his home town. And they shall say to the elders of his city, “This son of ours is stubborn and rebellious, he will not obey us. ” Then all the men of his city shall stone him to death; so you shall remove the evil from your midst, and all Israel shall hear of it and fear." very merciful and loving god
@@therobustempyrean1436Tempered? Lmao 😂
@@therobustempyrean1436thats hilarious
Oh, and you'll be fired if you honestly answer a student who asks what adultery is, per their don't say gay bill.
I am a Christian and a firm believer in separation of church and state. You can't force someone into believing in God
Right? The sects of Christianity that developed in America were needed because state-controlled religion gets between people and their own understanding of Christ and relationship with God.
Early American colonists risked their lives leaving England and other countries to have this freedom. So disrespectful to take any steps towards eroding that.
Maybe the people governing need to learn more history.
I disagree, church and state go hand in hand, otherwise, you'll get a culture decline if say a Satanist gets power and starts changing things, which the 'blue' have done, by slowly boiling the 'frog' [which is us] into moving away form Juda Christian beliefs.
I have to talk in the code because of the censor...
I highly doubt that
Especially when God exist in so many flavors and packaging.
Displaying 10 does not establish a religion..
Gotta make sure the 7 year olds remain faithful to their spouses
Underrated comment LOL
I mean have you SEEN small kids relationship drama.
When I was 6, one of my friends had 5 boyfriends at once. And when she was 13 she realized she forgot to break up with 2 of them.
Although now that I think about it, no one seemed to mind her having that many boyfriends, so I guess it was just…accidental polyamory.
Idk, it’s funny when kids take concepts like “boyfriends”, and apply it to their relationships, but have no idea what it actually means, so they do stuff like this. Why would anyone ever stop them from just having fun and exploring these concepts their own way. It’s harmless fun
Better than telling them they aren’t the gender they were born as.
@spilledcoffee383 That's not what they're being told. As a transmasc myself, I'm pretty sure kids are being told that if you feel misaligned with your assigned gender, that MIGHT (I repeat, MIGHT) be a SIGN (not an indicator) that you aren't the gender you were identified as at birth.
Faithfulness is a bad thing, why?
I'm a very conservative and religious person myself and I do not approve of this. I do not believe enforcing my beliefs on other people. If people want to know what the ten commandments are they can look it up on their phone
I'm glad some sane religious conservatives still believe in the separation of state and church.
Y'all lack history understanding it's extremely important to make sure religion has a role in the government
Every time a nation has chosen to go by a different religion or to remove it they start falling apart and collapse
These 10 commandments should be common sense they're enforcing this because society has lost all understanding of what's right from wrong so we must go back to times of stability instead of radical thinking and extremists ideologies
We can look at the Albanians soviets Chinese and every nation in history nearly as a clear example
Empires and nations all fall because they lose the original value of what started them the same is applied here what started the USA freedom of religion which was meaning freedom to worship God (Christianity) the is was intended for those who left britian because they were limiting what books and verses that could be teached.
I think schools shouldn't celebrate pride month if they want to get this mad about a tiny peice of paper. Its not forcing anything!
@@UnBesoDeCristali think most conservatives believe in American institutions and such and so on. its just that the GOP and the people in positions of power are all pushing evil shit
That's not true @@spiralspark8523, It may not be "physically" forcing anything. But it's still there mentally. It's the exact same thing as the pride month thing you were talking about. "Same picture, different lens." What's also interesting to note is the fact you say "It's not forcing anything". Then would you be fine about gay flags in classrooms? No, no you wouldn't. Because you had a problem with pride month being in classrooms and the idea that there being "forced"
I am in an ancient history class. I am not an expert but one of the main themes I see in the ancient world is if church and state are not separated, it generally becomes either a dictatorship or a reason to overthrow the leaders.
I'm an actual history major who completed their degree. Please refrain from making sweeping generalizations about history based off partial completion of one class.
They just took a huge dump on the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
The First Amendment provides that Congress make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting its free exercise.
@@thedood6023 Exactly.
@@discoriented6235 Does each state have it's own congress?
@@thedood6023 yes they do.
Thats literally what this video is about?
“If you want to respect the rule of law, you've got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses”
Hammurabi: "Am I a joke to you?"
Do you really think the governor of Louisiana knows who that is?
Ur-Nammu: Ummm, actually... 🤓
Even by Christian standards he got it wrong. God gave the commandments to Moses to then pass down to the people to steer them away from false idolatry. So the original law giver according to Christianity was god himself.
Ugg (made bugg and grugg stop clubbing each other’s stuff):
Am I a joke to you?
@@lucacornille83that’s what I was thinking
❌️ Free lunches that some people actually need
❌️ Free healthcare like the rest of the world
❌️ Stricter gun control
❌️ Affordable living
✅️ Forcing Christianism onto others
Never change, America
Add greater emphasis on English classes to the list since Christianism isn't a word.
Bro Christianism?? Really
100% Agree with what you’re saying but “Christianism” is hilarious lol. You mean Christianity?
@@americannomads706 Christianism
noun
Chris·tian·ism ˈkris-chə-ˌni-zəm ˈkrish-
plural-s
: the religious system, tenets, or practices of Christians
I write poems, I know my way around words, thanks for your concern tho ^^
Why arent the Republicans posting the Preamble to the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, or the Bill of Rights?
Even as a Christian, that was really cringe to hear him say the original law-giver was Moses and not, ya know, God.
Dam it's almost like you read the book and it's.not just a prop to make shit up to you or to win popularity l.
God created the Law, but the Law was given through Moses. This law is stupid, but the governor is correct.
@nicoallison9228 when he made them, he gave them to Moses, so I'd argue that God was the law giver. Also, it would be incorrect to say they were the original laws. Even by biblical standards, the Egyptians had laws. So he's wrong by bibles standards even if you believe Moses to be the giver. Laws existed before those rules. And the Egyptians kept pretty good records they had laws long before Moses would have been born. So he's just being a silly Billy.
Well, I'm not a Christian but I still agree with you. If he believes in the Bible than he should know that it says the 10 commandments were written by the finger of god, not Moses. But that's taking it literal.
@@tatkkyo9911 you could say both with equal validity I would say, especially because it says the law was given through Moses in John 1:17. I also don’t think the governor was claiming the Law was the first ever set of laws, as the Israelites were obviously not the first society, but rather that it is God’s moral law and thus would’ve been created by God long before any society had laws, as the moral law is written on our hearts. That would be my guess given the 10 commandments mostly has to do with morality rather than the ceremonial law which is just a part of the Old Covenant and was actually created to give to Moses and the Israelites after the Exodus. Regardless though, it’s a stupid law
Louisiana is one of the poorest states, with lowest educational attainment, highest maternal mortality, and a terrible economy. The federal government offered over $70 million to feed poor children over the summer but this Governor turned it down. They’ve got money for this instead 🤦♀️
Well yeah, can't be a leading welfare receiving state if you actually made things better for the people. Then what would the right whine about?
@@trevrockrock16 Lol I love how they specifically said the money was designated to feed children living below the poverty line, and you decided to make up a story in your head to argue about imaginary problems instead. Facts don’t care about your feelings sweetie, please come join us in reality.
@@trevrockrock16 Stop strawmanning
They also have one of the highest crime rates in the union.
Louisiana has the mineral/industrial wealth of Texas, yet is one of the 'poorest' states. Why? Because they have a unique corporate property tax system where corporations can submit a no/low tax proposal to an unelected board. Only a couple times in 100 year history of this 'board' have they ever voted to raise corporate tax.
Therefore, all the money is a 'pass thru' right out of the state. Very little is retained for public schools, roads, and other infrastructure (which also would create more jobs)>
Isn’t this against the separation of church and state?
(wtf are half these comments I don’t know crap that’s why I’m asking, I should really stop commenting here)
It definitely is but before it can get striked down they have to go through a very long and expensive legal process idk how long it will take but likely awhile as someone will have to break the law first before the law will likely get sued
Yep and the Governor was quoted as saying at a fund raiser Out Of State that he 'can't wait to be sued'.
This is all a big show to get him and their GOP national attention or theyre banking on the current SCOTUS to allow it.
There is no rule separating Church and State in the US.
LEGALLY speaking however the First Amendment prevents to promotion religion.
"respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;"
This would count toward that, Making this signing unlawful.
The idea of illegal laws is a dumb one to even exist, But I just love that it does.
Technically, The restrictions against Polygamy is illegal under the same rule.
But so is ritual animal sacrifice.
It most certainly is the Supreme Court even once said you can’t have the Ten Commandments on government buildings (outside a court building specifically), but some people don’t like separation of church and state and would like to erode it away so they can enforce the ideas of their religion or try to use government programs to convert.
@@TheFoxMaster101 Yeah, I'm assuming they are intentionally baiting this so they can send a legal case up to the Christian fundamentalist Supreme Court that now exists. SIX of the nine justices share the same religion.
Public and people in Congress really should have been paying attention to this. Heck, Chief Justice Roberts is known for publicly praying with people presenting before the Supreme Court. That's a breach of ethics that used to be utterly unthinkable. But here we are.
The first commandment contradicts the first amendment. Anyone who doesn’t understand that has no place in the government
Half the commandments have nothing to do with right and wrong. "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" is particularly insulting to non-Christians.
Palestinian Muslims are not insulted by the Ten Commandments. You know , because it is in their book too. You will also notice that they come from a book or multiple books, so really, opposing the existence of any book, or any portion of the books containing the Ten Commandments begs the question, "When does opposing The Ten Commandments display become a book ban?" Or are you going to tap dance your way around that?
If they're offended by it...they don't actually believe in their own religion.
@@MichaelLopez-dn6gg I'm not banning the 10 commandments. I'm opposed to them being mandatory. Your question isn't the gotcha you think it is.
How can you be offended by something you don't believe in?
@MichaelLopez-dn6gg Islam is not the only non-Christian religion? I believe the commenter is referring to religions outside Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and other smaller and local belief systems. It's also not talking about a book ban, but rather the exclusion of other books.
Teachers, its time to make a 'religious rules of the world' board where you can post any rules from any religion adjacent to the commandments 👍
They should also post other 'rules' that the Bible gives like not wearing clothing made of two different types of fabric (19:19) or not trimming your beard (19:27). Those will really make the Bible feel relevant to kids.
@@pneudmaticor not eating dairy and meat together, you know, like a cheeseburger..
I would’ve gotten myself fired in Florida for being petty. I would have gone so hard, thematically of course. Hehehehe
@@pneudmatic" we gotta show those bible thumpers just how silly they are!
But...but ..if you do that it will be painfully obvious how Christianity is being jammed down all our throats.
I’m Christian and I’m perfectly content not having the ten commandments displayed in every class I have.
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I so agree.
"I'm a Christian and I oppose the religion I claim to be a part of."
@@AmyZonkers no...that's not what they said......ffs
Thank you for saying this! 💕
The abject subjugation of individual rights and religious freedoms is disgusting. As an American I am absolutely ashamed that the Modern Era GOP is something that will be in our history and heritage. And as a 46 year old, lifelong Baptist, I am sorry and apologize on behalf of my Bible-Thumpin, zealot, nut job, brethren.
No one should be force into faith. That's not how it works.
the irony is that most of those LA lawmakers don't follow these commandments... hypocrites all...
Oh but they can preach for donations. Hallelujah !
Let’s ignore all laws that people break. Right? Try having standards.
@@HelenMassey-x8l
Even standards contain a certain amount of flexibility when considering the individual case and it's merits.
Law itself, and the people(s) it serves is like a living breathing entity with built in flexibility and discernment metered out with reasonable consistency to ensure longevity and homeostasis. The spirit of the law is only as good as the spirit of a Nation, the embodiment of ideals. It's guidelines and principles; and principal 'parties' balanced treatment of one another is always on a sliding scale of sorts .
Nothing really is black or white or written in stone no matter how we might want to believe otherwise. "All convictions grope, along the borderline". (J.M.)
@@HelenMassey-x8l Our govt institutions have a duty to ignore all the religious laws that people break- because of the establishment clause. It is the criminal and civil laws that govern our civil society that need to be addressed. They cannot be compared and should not be conflated with one another. If you want to live in a religious society, as opposed to a civil one, maybe Iran or Afghanistan would be a better fit for you.
The thing is that our laws and morality is based off Christianity and the Bible. I am a student and there is a problem with kids these days, I believe this is a right step to helping fight nihilism and cynicism in the students.
Fortunately FFRF along with a few other groups are planning on filing a lawsuit
How would that take?
This is an easy win. Either it gets struck down or they're gonna get the 7 tenants right next to it.
@togeluga333 So it's OK to tell a say a Hindu child: Thou shalt have no other gods before Yahweh?
@togeluga333 I know that lying in its entirety isn't banned by the 10 Commandments, but you're ignoring 4 of them and skirting the line on number 9.
“I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery.
1. "You shall have no other gods before me.
2. “You shall not make for yourself an image in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below.
3. "You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God, for the Lord will not hold anyone guiltless who misuses his name.
4. "Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God. On it you shall not do any work, neither you, nor your son or daughter, nor your male or female servant, nor your animals, nor any foreigner residing in your towns. For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, but he rested on the seventh day. Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy."
I think these may be controversial to people of other faiths. It's also flagrantly unconstitutional for the government to make laws establishing a religion in a state-sponsored setting. The 1st amendment is supposed to mean something, and if it doesn't then a few years from now that precedent may be turned around and used on you.
@togeluga333mfw telling people it’s ok to be themselves
Its a shame the same republican party wants as president a man who breaks most of these before breakfast each day
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"Rules for thee, not me."
Yes😂😂😂
every single persom involved with "passing" this should be removed. by force.
Except for dont kill, dont slander, and dont steal, none of the other 7 commandments are even regular laws
which is funny because older laws before the 10 commandments also had "don't kill don't steal", so Even those aren't exclusive
@@theorphanobliterator The Hebrew were just a people that moved from Mesopotamia to the Levant. Their laws were just modified from those of Mesopotamia to their herder lifestyle.
@@LuizAlexPhoenix and not given by god
@@theorphanobliterator right every society knew those were basic law's to keep a city running
The first one is not even a law: "I am your lord God who delivered you from Egypt".
I'm confused, isn't implied in constitution that the government can't favor one religion over others?
yes, and is established legal precedent
No, it's not implied. It's directly stated.
Yes but this isn't "religion".
@@darrylbrown4932 while the bible isn't one specific religion it carries the belief that God created man, which is favoring religions that worship god.
@@thenewgray kind of, the ten commandments are from the bible and only religions that follow god abide by them, which is favoring religions that worship god.
Id bet my net worth none of those politicians could cite the entire 10 commandments from memory.
I'd be surprised if they can even read
Or the constitution
I bet they're breaking at least seven of them.
Aren't those from the same book with the talking snake, talking donkey and talking burning bush?
I like the law because nobody's being forced to read it or follow it but a few of those a pretty good universal guidelines. But a few are also being broke by most politicians
Gotta "love" the GOP, forcing a set of "laws" that not a single one of them actually follow.
You're saying every single GOP person steals and cheats on their wives?
But I thought they said they weren't forcing their religion on us lol
Liars gonna lie....
They are not. They are simply informing us that Christianity is the official state religion and all public school students are required to study the bible. That is not forcing us to have a religion, simply to be educated in it. You know, just like the Nazis Did in the 1930's.
holy shit it’s Nero. bro i loved your performance in the roman empire
@@nunyabiznez6381Except America doesn't have a state religion. Like that is the whole point of separation of state and religion.
@@nunyabiznez6381 Waaaaaaa
Nazi's are Socialists not Christians, liar boi...
It is insane. The separation of church and state is a fundamental principle of our country. It helps unite the diverse peoples of our union. The people that want to change this fundamental right are not being true to our American and constitutional values.
Separation of church and state wasn't put in place to keep the church out of school. It was put in place to keep state out of church. This was a nation founed "under God" by men who were God-fearing. Our society will not function unless it's citizens have the moral compass of someone who is God-fearing... it shocks me more people don't see that.
You know your founding fathers were, without exception, religious, right?
@@rapidlovingthat doesn’t mean separation of church and state shouldn’t be upheld
@@rapidlovingexcept that they weren't.....
@@thisfool89 i'm saying religious, not by definition christian, important distinction,
And these are the same people that want to “respect the constitution” and say “the founding fathers wouldn’t approve” like buzzwords
I mean… the founding fathers DID this so they would approve
@@matthewread9001no, they specifically wrote that religion is not part of the government
@@matthewread9001If you could read you'd probably be able to quickly understand the part of the constitution which specifically outlaws this type of action. The founding fathers specifically prevented religion and government from mixing.
@ScarletTiger109 where exactly does it say in the constitution or bill of rights
@@DaleDenton-ov5pg Incorrect. The founding fathers said our country was a Christian nation, and could only be governed by a religious and moral people. The only time "separation of church and state" is mentioned is in a letter written by Thomas Jefferson, to a CHURCH, where he expressed concern about the government interfering with the church, not the church being involved in government. 😊
"BUT, BUT, ONLY Libs indoctrinate"
BTW, the commandments WONT CHANGE A DAMN THING
@taylorwolf7958 - church of Satan teaches tolerance, the Quran teaches loyalty to each other, but religion doesn't belong in class. It's anti Constitution , and doesn't bother me one bit. We just can't let religious conservatives boss us around either. Leftists shouldn't boss us around either , before u ask
I've seen people here argue "Well schools aren't the government". Thats just stupid! Public schools receive government funding, and are therefore government actors.
Schools aren't the government, they are part of the state, which contains the government, and should be separated from religion
and of course that completely misses the point. wherever the commandments are required to be put up, it is most certainly the government that is doing the requiring.
You are the one who is missing the point. Government funded does not mean government run or government affiliated. PUBLIC schools are public entities which means government has zero say so. The problem with you people is that you all pick and choose where your government steps in. The minute you all acknowledge that there is no god, this bullshit stops. God is as real as Santa claus!
By this logic, there's a LOT of private companies that would be "government actors".
@@zb9795 Okay, but school boards are elected, government positions, as is every position in the department of education. Public schools literally are part of the government.
Personally I would argue that things like defense contractors which work exclusively (or almost exclusively) for the government should be classified as a sort of grey area between government and non-government organizations, but no matter what definition you choose public schools are part of the government. The only schools that might be an exception to this are charters, but I still think most definitions would include charters simply because they meet so many of the requirements.
This is not a Christian nation. It is a nation in which you have the freedom to be Christian.
And being forced to be one.
The sectarian fundamentalist extremists refuse to listen. They're the fake "Christian" version of the Taliban. They're trying to destroy the constitution completely and turn this country into their version of Iran. It's heinous abuse betrayal total thievery and extremists are extremely dangerous
No one is forcing you@@matthewgoedtel5998
@@DavidJohnson-bj5iinot yet.....if we go backwards it's pretty likely we will be. At one point if you weren't Christian you were either executed or had your rights removed. This establishes a precedent. "We can do this now how far can we go" if the Christians aren't careful America will go into a second civil war. And seeing how many atheists like myself like science that's not gonna end too well.
Nah it's always been a Christian nation. The lizard people tried to take it over in the 1960s, but we're reclaiming it.
Governor's 11th commandment: your poor ass kids won't get free lunch.
I think it's covered by rule 10 actually :P
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If this makes schools in Louisiana not give homework over the weekend then maybe it isnt so bad
@@bgaming9941 well hey most of the commandments are easy to follow, like dont cheat on your wife, and dont murder. so yeah, hooray free weekends.
@@orangeshirtguy01yeah, and also: don't lie(nearly impossible or impossible), don't be jealous of other people's things(impossible as well)
@@Sancheroid if thats impossible you have a problem and should try to work on it.
@@Sancheroid ehh well yeah but I guess the idea is to try. everybody breaks the rules of any rulebook they live by one time or another.
...still tho... free weekends...
Freedom of religion is beautiful thing don't empose your own beliefs on others
Think about religion as a sort of ethics. Those that have opposing ethical beliefs are bound to clash. It’s part of being human and we fight at “ war” against certain beliefs.
@@Dodbanna i will in fact not do that because that is not what religion is
us in Louisiana don't care, even the atheists and muslims and jews and others. We aren't out to get offended. Almost all of us are Christian. also fyi that's not how you spell impose
@pincer2885 it's more about the principle of the law. Forcing schools which are already heavily influenced by the government blatantly disregards the separation of church and state along with the 1st amendment to the constitution as if they did this in Louisiana it is possible that they may pass similar laws in conservative states which will only lead to more division among the united states
@@KalMeKenny I promise you that this is only a Louisiana thing. Here, it is very corrupt. If you think that the Louisiana people were asking for this, you are mistaken
They are required to display doctrine from other religions too if thats the case. No Christianity favoritism
Yes absolutely, the people who think they can’t do this are incorrect, that’s never been the interpretation of the establishment clause and separation of church and state isn’t an actual legal doctrine
The ten Commandments were given to Moses not Jesus, arguably is Jewish favoritism not that the governor understands that
Wooo The Eleven Satanic Rules of the Earth for everone.
@AntonioTheTurtle
Jews have every right to display their texts in the schools as well, all they need to do is request and it will be illegal for the school to deny them as long as this law is in place
@@jamesmilleur3706I personally prefer TST's Seven Tenets but either of the 7/11 are far more poignant than the old 10.
“It’s a historic document.”
‘Is it required for the U.S. Constitution to be posted?”
“Shut up.”
I’m just waiting for some kid to add “zilla” in permanent marker after any mentioning of God
This is so perfect omg
😂😂😂😂😂
I could not stop laughing to this
And the teacher who isn't a Christian-nationalist will conveniently "forget" to change the poster for a clean one ;)
@@KarlSnarks Impossible. It would be blasphemous to make anything more important than Godzilla.
As a Christian public school teacher, I very much do not agree with this law. For one thing, the foundations of my morality are more like Matthew 5-7. For another, I don’t want any public establishment of religion in my classroom- any religion. Some personal displays or religion are fine! Teachers and students should be allowed to show some personal display of their religious beliefs within a personal area ie on our desks. NOT on a instructional area. Freedom for me should be freedom for you. The only way I can have and keep my freedom of religion is to also support yours- whether you are Muslim, Jew, Buddhist, atheist, or anything else. While the 10 commandments are established Scripture for the 3 Abrahamic religions, they aren’t for others.
See thats fair. Nobody should have to take a buddha statue off their desk or some little jesus shine. But the second you start mandating one religion over another... well, i dont really think i have to reexplain
Apparently you are in the wrong school.
@@trustme7731 can you explain your thinking? 💭 🤔 I don’t understand what school you are referring to.
@@Kleinage I see now I misread what you said. I thought you said you were a teacher in a Christian school.
@@trustme7731 got it, makes sense.
“You gotta start from the original lawgiver… which was Moses”
Hammurabi: Am I a joke to you?
What happens when they realize that an "eye for an eye" code is way older than Moses and even the Hebrew Bible. Will that be placed on the wall in every classroom since it's the OG law?
I'm a Christian and this is absolutely insane to me. Does the freedom of religion not mean anything to these people?
It means nothing to me
buddy that's like saying because I mentioned Jesus, im infringing on your religion...nobody is forcing the kids to become christian, they still have freedom of religion
@@peestrem31your the same kind of person to freak out when there's a rainbow lol. The issue is that it's unconstitutional. And before you say nu uh reread it because I know what your going to say so go ahead and do that before I correct you.
How does this take away other people's religious freedom, exactly?
@@peestrem31 This is state endorsed religion. It's not a moral code, it's a Christianity-specific set of ideals. If this were Islamic law posted in public schools, Republicans would be losing their mind over religious freedom and separation of church and state.
Religion has no place in politics, if a politician is using their faith as a basis for laws they shouldn't be a politician. Religion in school should be limited to teaching about the different religions and their history not trying to convert students or some sh*t like that.
On the contrary it is a core part of it. Religion informs ones ethical and moral values and you should vote based on them. Otherwise you end up with people excusing pedos and slavery.
@@avroarchitect1793 no, religions don't inform every individuals ethical and moral values (even when perents and teachers explain/teach any of those values they commonly say "we don't do X because it hurts others", unless they make religion their persona then they do say "we don't do X because 'god' said so")
[Religions such as cristianity do exuse pedos and other like this depending on what parts you ignore, analyse or exuse]
@@avroarchitect1793There are sources of morality outside of religion. Religion does not hold a monopoly on mortality
@@ViewingChaos and you have no right to bar people from voting based on theirs
@ViewingChaos well... yes it does? Where do you think morality comes from?
If it’s not about religion why not just put up basic rules like “don’t kill, don’t steal, don’t be jealous, don’t cheat” 😂
Ya like it’s just common sense
Then democrats would loss their base.
That's what the Ten Commandments say, so we'll just put those up.
These are not American laws. This should not be happening.
When religion is forced upon a person and is twisted to suit their own beliefs, that is NOT Christianity!
I dunno. Seems pretty apt given its track record across history.
this flavor of christianity has been around since the mayflower arrived here unfortunately the "nice" christians are the majority
@@LUCKY-lf2jv Excuse me, "unfortunately"? You'd rather those who are *not* nice were a majority of Christians?
The religion of gender. This is a response to gender ideology being pushed in school
It’s not how Christianity should be. Sometimes people do bad things in the name of something good. Those who are actually doing good try not to claim them.
As a Republican I think this is very wrong and Hippo critical since the same people who passed this would piss their pants if they started seeing lgbt posters in school
Yeah cause different things are different. 🙄 if we can’t tell that encouraging Christianity is better than encouraging the lgbt agenda then we are simply not qualified to continue governing ourselves.
@@themtaylor5768 Tru but either way it's still pushing and opinion onto children whether or not it's a better thing to push doesn't matter when its Hippo critical for us to get pissed for them pushing one thing and then we turn around and push something else
Ones a religion ones not? Are you even sure what youre saying? Anyways this opens up all sorts of back doors for satanist signage in school so who cares honestly.
@@themtaylor5768the problem isn’t having the Ten Commandments displayed… the problem is the state making it illegal NOT to, which infringes on the first amendment.
Especially when the first of the Ten Commandments literally prohibits freedom of religion!
This is not a good argument. I don't know what an "lgbt poster" is to you, but there are already posters for GSAs, etc. There already are "lgbt posters." That is not the issue. Please do not play this "but mom! He did it too!!" bullshit. This is wrong, period. Oh, and "hippo critical" hahahahahahahaha that's the first time I've seen that. It's hypocritical.
It worries me that so many cannot differ between right and wrong without bringing religion into the mix.
Exactly. I’m a Christian but we don’t have US laws about committing adultery, or not honoring you parents, or not working on the sabbath, or lusting after your neighbors wife, or basically anything other than don’t murder or steal.
Imagine you to be stoned if you say something disrespectful to your parents 😮
It’s because morals come from God.
@@0411owenfitz if you need a god to have morals you don't have morals
Say if the Ten Commandments were displayed as Rules For Life. Is there anything fundamentally wrong with them?
“It’s not about religion” did the governor read the first three on the list?!
"its not about religion"
The first 3 commandments: "Am I a joke to you?"
As someone that has studied a lot of theology its 1/2 a pact with God, 1/2 a pact with humanity. honoring your father and mother is still on God, you honor them by honoring God, even if it means praying for patience to deal with your psycho parents. .
@@Gee-xb7rt
still, some parents should not be honored at all.
parents who treat their children worse than cattle.
@@chongwillson972 this is true but is also why its a totally different definition of honor, its more like on veterans day we honor veterans and really the bigger picture, the country they fought for. Its like spare the rod means something else entirely, its about the rod of wisdom, a parent that doesn't teach their child to be wise spoils them, they never learn how to adult, basically.
Some of these comments definitely forgot that religious oppression is the exact reason people ditched Europe… there may be a majority religion in any state that’s trying to pass a law like this but it doesn’t give them the right to shove that ideology down anyone else’s throat.
Separation of church and state.
I mean, the pilgrims weren't open-minded about faith or against religious oppression, they were angry that they weren't the ones doing it, and that the law of the land didn't let them live only according to their fundamentalist doctrine. They'd be the first to get behind this sort of decision.
It's not an accident that the US had witch hunts centuries after Europe had mostly moved on.
If I were a teacher in that state I would post the ten commandments in the required size, right next to the five pillars of Islam, and the noble eightfold path of Buddhism, and next to the eleven fundamental tenants of Satanism, and next to...
Catholic is a subset of Christian btw so you don’t need to specify.
@@Tale_swapper I think people have convenient recall. Not only the constitution but the Bible they read teaches separation of religion and government.
Yeah, everything you said is wrong.
I'm glad to see Christians with common sense. Putting the 10 commandments in classrooms is unacceptable.
Yes, what happened to freedom of religion and separation of church and state the United States was founded upon?
@Pilotin74 The GOP Sedition Caucus and the Christian Nationalists don't care about the Constitution, unless it benefits them.
FORCING THEIR RELIGION on all of us.
We have FREEDOM of Religion in the USA.
We have the right to choose. 🎉