Comments by "Mark Armage" (@markarmage3776) on "Fight rages over cross-shaped WWI memorial in Maryland" video.

@drzaius1121 You can only quote The Newsroom, kid? It might not be built on the Christian Religion. But that has nothing to do with the memorial. The freedom of religion is for all people to have free choices one their ideal, not limiting the choices of some just because others can't do it. Use your brain, the memorial stands due to those rights and that's how it will remain. This country is based on the principal of liberty, which is the freedom to do anything for yourself, not the freedom to do harms to other beings because you don't like it.
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@drzaius1121 Nope, in your first comment, you typed "These aren't the founding principles of our country", which is total false. Because then you're saying that freedom of religion isn't one of our country's founding principles. Think again, it's you who are misunderstanding the entire argument. And for your little parade on Christian or non Christian nation, total hoax, nothing relevant. Learn to think. You are part of the spurious information, kid.
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@drzaius1121 Again, you're just typing nonsense. Nothing relevant to the argument at all. You're also mistaken the argument itself. Nobody is talking about putting one religion over the other, but you do not have the right to demand one religion to be put down as equal to your desire. And the Constitution do mention this, the First Amendment, if your point is as weak as "it's not in the original constitution", go back to school. The amendments are what our legal system are based on, and what our policies have to obey. So if you're just trying to save face, a better option would be to just stay silent, because you're not giving any argument at all.
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@drzaius1121 No, it is. Freedom of religion, people fighting defending the country. Learn some actual history.
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@johnkillinger453 No, they didn't. Deceleration of Independent, endowed by our "creator", which could means any religion, but surprisingly, inauguration are performed under Christian minister. "So help me, God", the last of the oath. Use your brain, kid.
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@johnkillinger453 Why don't you think before you type. The cross is there to honor Christian soldiers who fight for this country, which is against Christianity due to taking lives. This is about freedom of religion, kid. Learn to think.
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@johnkillinger453 You're not even reading, kid. You don't have the right to tear down a war memorial, honoring soldiers just because they're shaped like a cross. It's a memorial honoring soldiers dying on the battlefield for their beliefs. Not a religious memorial, it's not a church. If you take the memorial down then you should abolish any grave that is shaped like a cross, right? Including thousands of those in Arlington? Learn to think, kid. And even if that is a religious memorial, there's no such law requires you not to have it. Congress shall make no law putting a religion over the other, you need to proof that this memorial is built for the purpose of putting one religion over the other, and not just to honoring the religion of ones who died. You're way over your head trying to argue this, so I suggest you go back to school. Freedom of religion. It's one thing to build a memorial, it's an entirely different thing to remove one. This memorial has been built by previous administration, and you'll need substantial reason to remove it. Otherwise, Arlington, White House, Monument of Liberty can all be disposed by the current administration.
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The first right is freedom of religion. You want to build a Muslim memorial, go ahead, do it. Bur you don't have the right to tear down others memorial.
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@johnkillinger453 The memorial is built the community, which is the previous administration, for the public, due to public request. Use your brain. Seperation of the state and the church is really complex matter that you're intentionally misinterpreting. It's not that the church has no place in any state asset, 70% of the people are Christian, ao it's a natural thing for the government assets to be influenced by "the church", but the separation here is as in the church can't dictate the state's decision. Not unable to influence, just not to dictate. Because the inauguration of a President is performed by a Christian, the oath is written to God. The memorials of soldiers are shaped as crosses. Want to argue, learn some actual facts You're just pretending that you know this, but you don't, it's just disturbing.
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