S.L.Y
Separation of church and state, my ass!
This is the front door of the Covington Community Church, my polling station.
I am not a Christian. The only reason for me to set foot in a church is if I'm forced to attend a wedding, a funeral, or if I want to exercise my right to vote.
This has always seemed very weird to me. Why do we vote in churches? I doubt if there are polling stations in synagogues, mosques, or Buddhist temples -- not that we should be voting in any of them, either.
Separation of church and state, my ass!
This is the front door of the Covington Community Church, my polling station.
I am not a Christian. The only reason for me to set foot in a church is if I'm forced to attend a wedding, a funeral, or if I want to exercise my right to vote.
This has always seemed very weird to me. Why do we vote in churches? I doubt if there are polling stations in synagogues, mosques, or Buddhist temples -- not that we should be voting in any of them, either.