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political : BUDDHA STATUES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY

[+] serious ballot by I_voted
ACTIVE Wed Jul 26, 06 - Mon Apr 20, 09
There are people that complain about the 10 amendments NOT being able to be displayed on Government owned property. If these people get their way won't they be happy with little statues of Buddha too. After all a statue of Buddha doesn't neccesarily endorse a religion. Would they be happy or be offended because it is not Christian. Do you think they would find it acceptable.

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There will always be people who just aren't happy unless they are complaining about something.

Now try displaying a statue of Mohammed. MAG_rofl

by _Beelzebubba on Wed Jul 26, 06 1:21pm [+]

Buddha Statues are much more commen. Buddha can simply be seen as a great philosopher, right?

by I_voted on Wed Jul 26, 06 1:24pm [+]

Which ten amendments are you speaking of??? The bill of rights?
And further....Buddah Does represent a religion....Buddhism.
And now you know....and knowing is half the battle!

by Freon on Wed Jul 26, 06 2:35pm [+]

Buddha statues don't endorse a religion,um how about Buddhism?The people who want the Ten commandments on public property are religious fanatics and they would not tolerate any other idols except for Christian ones.

by Corrupt on Wed Jul 26, 06 7:22pm [+]

Sorry seon I meant 10 commandments....

by I_voted on Thu Jul 27, 06 4:28am [+]

and common is spelled common

by I_voted on Thu Jul 27, 06 4:28am [+]

Oops you're not seon you're freon I guess I'm really out of it.

by I_voted on Thu Jul 27, 06 12:47pm [+]

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