Wednesday, July 8, 2009
News Moultrie man supports praying before camel races
Posted by Andisheh Nouraee on Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 9:17 PM
Moultrie resident Gerald Psalmond is sick and tired of people who believe in the separation of church and state. He's so tired, in fact, he wrote a letter to The Moultrie Observer saying so:
Why is it that if you believe in another religion or do not believe in anything you don't respect the believes of the majority of the people in this country? The old saying "when in Rome" comes to mind. If before a meeting in Iran a holy man says a prayer it’s'ok with me, before a game, before a camel race, it’s still ok with me. So for this is our country.
This being politically correct is so infantile it is sometimes funny. The ACLU should be disbanded in this country. They cause more conflict than any other group, they are minority run and controlled. The majority is what is supposed to rule in this country.
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I want to know how Andisheh came across this - I'm guessing that he isn't a daily reader of the Moultrie Observer editorial page. He probably doesn't even read its Life & Style section. And every camel race I've ever been to in Iran began with a moment of silence. Just for the record.
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