@PakunodasGun Oda has created both ugly and gorgeous trans characters. Isn’t it a good thing that Oda portrays trans people who aren’t traditionally attractive and having them pretty much always be good guys? Genuinely asking not trying to be a hater
@XAmericanValues@LauraLoomer What a pathetic stance. The constitution only applies when it’s people I like is basically what you’re saying. Christians have also committed atrocities in the name of their god. Christian was historically oppressive, that’s why we have freedom of religion
@nonconformant1@XAmericanValues@LauraLoomer The constitution protects freedom of religion, that doesn’t change it being secular. That’s why you can choose what to swear by, if I swore into office I could swear by the Satanic Bible and there’s nothing you could do about it under the constitution
@XAmericanValues@LauraLoomer The founding fathers literally created America as a secular nation. The US Constitution Article 6 Clause 3 states that no religious test can ever be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the US.
@XAmericanValues@LauraLoomer It has never been apart of the constitution to be required to swear on the bible or any other religious text. In 1885 Kohn Adam’s swore into office on a book of constitutional law. This push that you MUST swear on the bible is against the constitution
@twcroy3@RealMattA_ Movie about an illegal migrant using murder and violence to stop illegal immigrants from using murder and violence. Truely important
@trAzy__MG@Salaxe_@smarti_mr Imagine being the family of one of Sasuke’s victims and finding out that he gets to walk free because the Hokage had a fight and a heart to heart with him. Oh and imagine having a terrorist who killed a previous hokage at your wedding