CNN Poll: Ten Commandments monument

[derby378]

Here's the link:

http://www.cnn.com

Cast your vote! The FReepers are already doing so...

[tico]

1. I voted

Voted no. It's one thing if the judge wants to have it in his office; it's another thing to display it in court, where justice is supposed to be blind.

[derby378]

2. Currenty 55% Yes, 45% No

I cast my vote...next!

[NeonLX]

3. Still 55% Yes

I consider myself a Christian & I voted NO. I just don't want the government mucking about in "my" religion, nor do I want religion mucking about in "my" government.

[Brotherjohn]

4. 55%! These people want a theocracy!!

Someone quoted something Janene Garofolo said in yesterday's Crossfire thread about this (paraphrasing the paraphrase):
"Democracy is about informed debate and asking questions. Religion doesn't lend itself to that. It is unquestioning faith. That's why it's called faith!"

[Mari333]

5. and the LORD BECAME ANGRY AND SPOKE

THOU SHALT NOT ERECT THIS IN THE ALABAMA COURTHOUSE, YEA verily AVOID ALABAMA ALTOGETHER UNTIL THEY GET THEIR SHIT TOGETHER

[varun]

6. I voted No

I am not a Christian (am an agnostic of Hindu background), and am uncomfortable going to a courthouse that displays any religious scriptures.

[ewagner]

15. LOL

you are bbbbaaaaaaaaadddddd!!!

[Wwagsthedog]

7. Wolfie Poll

While you're at CNN, check out the Wolfie poll of the day:

http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/wolf.blitzer.reports/

Poor Iraq. What a mess.

[ProfessorGAC]

8. Wow!

Are the Iraqis better off now than before the war?
19% Yes. 81% No

4 to 1 say no! I find that surprising. I'm one of the "No's" but i figured i'd be in a bare majority. Wrong, was i.
The Professor

[mistertrickster]

9. Appropriate to have the Islamic call to prayer in the state courthouse?

Watch how they change their tune when it's somebody else's religion that wants to be expressed.

[Betty]

10. Still 55%

have never heard of the separation of church and state. It's a country of ignortant shit-heads who must have slept through civics class. Too bad people are allowed to vote when they know nothing of the Constitution. Most would flunk the test that immigrants have to take in order to become citizens here.

[Duncan Grant]

11. Still 55%...

:kick:

[mandyky]

12. Still 55% for keeping it

yeesh
Falwell proved his (lack of) christianity in his personal attacks on Barry Lynn today.

[ewagner]

16. Barry was Tremendous!

he had everything in the right perspective and ate Falwell's lunch!

[ohmyman1]

13. whats the big deal

seperation of church and state, simple decision. you would have thought those protesters had there churches burned down. no one is saying you can't worship what ever you want.

[proud patriot]

14. Voted n/t

[Touchdown]

17. Voted no

:-)