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I think there are two types of people who become police officers. 1. The person who genuinely wants to help people and serve his community 2. The authoritarian sociopath who needs a badge to hide behind

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He said the families of the victims were crisis actors and that they were lying about the deaths of their children.. this piece of human doo doo actually profited off of harassing and defaming grieving families and I wish the see judge had taken every penny he has

Okay let's just say it does represent some pagan goddess. Are statues of Greek mythological gods satanic too? It's just a statue

"A collection of cuckoo tin foil hat conspiracy theories that have been debunked for 20 years"

Meh

It's called accountability. When you slander and defame someone, you might just be held accountable at a court of law

Freedom of speech does not cover slander and defamation.

That was a nice red herring

The amendment clause to the Constitution also says all laws must serve a secular purpose and you can't pass laws that favor or target anyone religion

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artVI-C3-2/ALDE_00001023/#:~:text=The%20Senators%20and%20Representatives%20before,ever%20be%20required%20as%20a

I think most police officers are probably genuinely trying to do the right thing by their communities but they are always going to be a few bad ones and they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Just a couple days ago on my way to work I saw a police officer on the highway...

I remember some years ago someone tried to use numerology to claim the Statue of Liberty is satanic. It's all tin foil hat nonsense

Whatever we give someone a badge and a gun and give them that much responsibility, then they should be held to a higher standard of accountability. There's nothing wrong with wanting to prosecute bad cops. That doesn't mean I hate all cops

Because the Constitution literally says you can't do that

And then you have cuckoo's like Lauren Boebert who said people should have to pass a Bible literacy test to hold public office. Somebody's voting for these cuckoos

Texas just mandatory to put up religious posters in all schools. If that's not a violation of the Constitution I don't know what is

Of course it's real. There's a demographic in America who thinks Christianity should have special privileges over any other religion, which is unconstitutional

Numerology is a nothing burger.

Well if you want to pass laws on Old testament principles, this is going to require a great deal of cherry picking. There's a reason we don't Stone people to death for adultery in America