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Friday, October 03, 2014
Interesting freedom of religion lawsuit/establishment clause lawsuit.
Interesting freedom of religion lawsuit. Toll-taker ordered not to say "God Bless You" to toll-payers.
For better or worse, public employee on-the-job behavior does not usually get full First Amendment protection.
I strongly suspect that this woman is playing for a free lunch. I will, however, attest to the legions of bible pounders who are fond of using phrases like this one to push others with their obsession. It's a little power move, it's moronic, and it has nothing to do with calling on a deity to be good to you. Annoying others with obsessive compulsive cliches is only annoying, and it's well within the purview of business managers to curtail this sort of "rapturous noise".
I strongly suspect that this woman is playing for a free lunch. I will, however, attest to the legions of bible pounders who are fond of using phrases like this one to push others with their obsession. It's a little power move, it's moronic, and it has nothing to do with calling on a deity to be good to you. Annoying others with obsessive compulsive cliches is only annoying, and it's well within the purview of business managers to curtail this sort of "rapturous noise".
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