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Originally Posted by Botnst
Definitely stirring madly and adding spices.
I'm curious what role intent plays in the prohibition against religious observances in public spaces.
For example, if I go to Texas and, over the public address system, invoke the deity du jour's benevolent intervention in the coming fracas, I will surely be invited to desist.
But what if I am a flat-out non-believer amongst a pack on non-believers and we conduct what looks like a religious tour de force with smells, bells, and funny hats? But we just do this for fun, like Civil War reinactors. I mean, nobody thinks they're real soldiers blasting away at each other.
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intent? looking for loopholes? and why?
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