Happy Seperation of Church and State Day Options

[lanbexx]

let us all take a moment to honor the fundamental principle of our government that the current administration is working so hard to preserve

[pyoon]

Why? This nation was initially settled with religous intent. What would be the fundamental principle of the current ruling state?

[NoSex]

Why? This nation was initially settled with religous intent. What would be the fundamental principle of the current ruling state?

This nation wasn't originally settled with religious intention, you dumb shit.

[pyoon]

This nation wasn't originally settled with religious intention, you dumb shit.

Yes, I suppose the settlers of New England were not seeking and attempting to find a safe haven from the persecution they were getting from their current English government. As well as the Puritians who wanted to reform the Church of England in colonies they were soon to develope. But I guess you can argue between Plymouth and Virginia (I am assuming you know the difference between the two due to the bold comment you had made about my post on settling with religious intent), which was the first settlement. But either way dipshit, law and religion were incorporated together. Read up on the history of the country you reside in and don't make a fool out of yourself.