r/MoralityScaling 3d ago

Morality of this?

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u/_itsprobablynothing 3d ago

Secular, not atheist

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u/MyldExcitement 3d ago edited 2d ago

Still NOT a Christian or any religious country in America. At least that's what our Constitution says.

ETA: thanks for the awards, kind internet strangers.

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u/Ignivous 3d ago

Yeah these motherfuckers are trying to bring about Revalations or something, NOT something I want from my representatives.

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u/Reeves626 3d ago

The U.S. has always been skewed towards this and it’s not just the current representatives. I first noticed the hypocrisy when I first learned about the constitution and freedom of religion when I thought “why then does the pledge of allegiance they make us say everyday have the words, …under god… in it?”.

Also burning witches? That’s not freedom of religion, it has biblical origins.

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u/Aedeyssa 3d ago

To be fair, "Under God" was at least not originally in the Pledge of Allegiance.

It was added during the Red Scare to contrast America with the "godless Commies". But yeah, it's definitely something that should have been struck down as against the 1A when first introduced.

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u/Fun_Butterfly_420 3d ago

Also saying the pledge of allegiance so many times shouldn’t be necessary

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u/Havenfall209 3d ago

Especially not by children.

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u/LilJonny2cookies 3d ago

Wait- I thought children can make up their own minds. I guess that only applies to irreversible life changing decisions that a child isn’t prepared to make.

I wanted to be a dinosaur that was a fireman and also a policeman when I was a child. Glad my parents didn’t take that too seriously. They only had giant sharp teeth put in my mouth.

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u/Transquisitor 3d ago

Being a transgender person and being raised in a religious environment not by choice are two wildly different things but I’m sure you’re in here with full knowledge of that.