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OoooJackieBlue 1 point ago +2 / -1

It was part of history, something people back then seemed to have a better grasp of than most folks today. Same as the witch burnings, which in Britain totaled around 200k between 1484 and 1750 when one of the Popes made it a killing offense. Something that went on for hundreds of years in western Europe, up to and past the time the first colonists arrived, and you don't think the founding fathers knew anything about it? These were educated men. They read. They studied. And yeah, they knew history.

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IamDEMONetIZED 0 points ago +1 / -1

You're talking here about British-European history
to try to prove a point about The 1st Amendment
which mentioned religion only because of ONE MATTER;

Catholics wanted to run for public office.

This is very well documented by the guy who WROTE it
so it does not matter what other aspect you think influenced it.
No sensible argument to the contrary can be made about it
and so persisting shows you are trying to pervert the philosophy
which loomed the very fabric of America. Are you her enemy?

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OoooJackieBlue 1 point ago +1 / -0

Nope. Just bored. And amused at how worked up you are over it. :D

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IamDEMONetIZED 1 point ago +1 / -0

Nope. Just bored.

Like Antifa

And amused at how worked up you are over it.

Spewing garbage about the principles of the 1st Amendment
makes Pelosi's job a lot easier.