Supreme Court Rulings This Week

Maine was found guilty of religious discrimination. They would only provide tuition assistance to private schools that weren't religious. Colorado also denies religious schools any public money. The KKK made sure this was part of the Colorado Constitution, it was an anti-Catholic measure because most private schools in 1876 were founded by the Church.

yes AND THEY HAVE A FULL DOCKET THAT STILL NEEDS RULINGS....and time is short for the sessions end.

Thursday, the Supremes struck down NY state's racist concealed carry policies that gave pistol permits only to the well connected or those who had money for bribes. Justice Thomas wrote the 6-3 decision which ironically was released on his birthday. More decisions will be released on Friday and possibly later.

Seven more cases to be decided next week. But probably none as important as the Mississippi abortion case and the NY state pistol permit case.

ScienceChic wrote: So does that mean that states are required to provide tax dollars to religious schools now? Is that a new precedent, and does this infer that religious institutions should now pay taxes so they contribute to that tax dollar pool?

Wait until non-christian denominations like Islam and Buddhism start to get money to see how fast they restrict it to just christians.

Pell Grants and the GI Bill have been providing funds for colleges for decades. ROTC paid for my roommate to attend my Catholic Jesuit college. In Canada, elementary schools were Catholic and had nuns and priests paid salaries by the state.
Colorado's constitution forbids the state providing education dollars to private schools. This was put into the constitution by anti-Catholic KKK members. Will this part of the constitution be repealed?

driver8 wrote:

ScienceChic wrote: So does that mean that states are required to provide tax dollars to religious schools now? Is that a new precedent, and does this infer that religious institutions should now pay taxes so they contribute to that tax dollar pool?

Wait until non-christian denominations like Islam and Buddhism start to get money to see how fast they restrict it to just christians.

Your sources are wrong (if they helped you form that opinion), we don't care about that at all. We care about the woke indoctrination in public schools that has been filling children's heads with destructive nonsense and not enough critical learning.

I'm pretty sure Muslims and Buddists are also not in favor of the new woke ideology either.. we welcome them to the fight!