Brett Robson wrote:
> On Mon, 09 Jun 2003 05:03:02 GMT, Kevin  ...
> 
>>Brett Robson wrote:
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>>>On Mon, 9 Jun 2003 00:06:56 -0400, "Kevin  ...
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>>>>I read this column by a young man less than half your age, and I don't know
>>>>if he is exceptionally brilliant or if you are exceptionally dull. Maybe
>>>>both.
>>>>http://www.townhall.com/columnists/benshapiro/bs20030227.shtml
>>>
>>>
>>>"he deliberately left Jesus out of office prayers to avoid offending
>>>non-Christians."
>>>
>>>You owe me a new keyboard and monitor, I've just spat coffee and saliva all over
>>>it. The Onion can't write stuff that good.
>>
>>The sad thing is that KGII seems to actually believe that the whole
>>concept of "office prayer" is acceptable behaviour for government officials.
>>
> 
> 
> That was the first thing that bothered me with that sentence. The other thing
> was the reference to 'non-Christians'. Our Republician child prodigy's view of
> the world seems quite limited, he seems to think 'non-Christians' only includes
> Jews. Maybe in the US federal government that is true.

You have to go back to that tricky "establishment" word. See, if
multiple groups believe in something, that means it isn't an
establishment, unless those multiple groups don't include the group he
is in, at which time they constitute an establishment, because those
differences no longer are sufficiently important to be a real
distinction. Or something like that.

KWW