This Kentucky woman demonstrates the danger of the Religious Right for America’s future. Their religious beliefs override the Constitution, the rule of law, and individual rights. Yet this woman claims protection of the Constitution! For her beliefs, sure, but not to ignore Supreme Court rulings. Keep her in jail until God explains it to her.
Of course, “separation of church and state” is both meant to keep the state out of the church and not the other way around, and is not in the Constitution. Freedom of religion is intended to allow free expression of religion and is part of the Constitution.
BE THIS GUY about 9 years ago
It’s Labour Day, give her the day off.Although, I don’t know what labor she has done since she gave birth to her last child.
ursamaj about 9 years ago
Maybe she moved to Kentucky. The Royal family is fond of horse racing, you know.
R.U. Kidding about 9 years ago
How about, “I’m your mother and I said so!”
ChukLitl Premium Member about 9 years ago
How many Amish are employed by the DMV.Religious discrimination!
Linguist about 9 years ago
I’d rather be in a cell than be in this comic ! Wait ! This is a cell ?
NWdryad about 9 years ago
Over the years, I increasingly wonder what happened to “separation of church and state”.
pschearer Premium Member about 9 years ago
This Kentucky woman demonstrates the danger of the Religious Right for America’s future. Their religious beliefs override the Constitution, the rule of law, and individual rights. Yet this woman claims protection of the Constitution! For her beliefs, sure, but not to ignore Supreme Court rulings. Keep her in jail until God explains it to her.
dsom8 about 9 years ago
Of course, “separation of church and state” is both meant to keep the state out of the church and not the other way around, and is not in the Constitution. Freedom of religion is intended to allow free expression of religion and is part of the Constitution.
Sherlock Watson about 9 years ago
Leave her alone, Eddie — we don’t want to see her strip.