[The Urban Sombrero]

LOL, possibly. My act does however, feature two notable distinctions which yours always lack. I can back up what I say (and do), and where variety is concerned at least my posts make sense, as compared to yours which look like a lead writer for Bazooka Joe bubble gum comics trying to break out into a more serious venue.

But you could not have started your post more aptly, as you try to dress up the same old sidestep using different wording in order to say the same thing over and over AGAIN. The Democrats are the fathers and fomenters of Jim Crow laws. Republicans are the ones who fought against Jim Crow, over the objections of callous and hardhearted Democrats I might add. And I only say that to point out two more things. First as I keep telling you, you're white. Playing the race card every whip stitch is therefore asinine. And second as I have mentioned on here in the past, I have been privileged to have known a great many Christian men in my lifetime. Never and I mean never, have I ever heard even one of them attack another Christian on grounds of their faith. And certainly never for quoting Scripture. You do though, right?

Straw. The origin of Jim Crow laws is racism, and the issue is not your faith, but rather the logical conclusion of your premise. The suggestion was that all your verses quoted do not impact the "equal protection under the law" aspect of the Constitution. I believe what I said was that it appears you are sincere in your beliefs, but that in regards certain applications of separation of church and state we disagree. As for bubble gum, Bazooka Joe is pretty good. I enjoyed as a kid going to a barber who would give it out as reward for sitting still. I see no reason to cast about for this or that voice to lend credence when you so clearly are stuck in the mud of your own willingness to ignore certain basic Constitutional principles.