Gabriel Malor: Louisiana Gov. Landry says he will defend "Judeo-Christian values" in response to the lawsuit challenging the state's establishment of religion in public classrooms, doing a great favor for plaintiffs. www.nola.com/news/politic...

Louisiana Gov. Landry says he will defend "Judeo-Christian values" in response to the lawsuit challenging the state's establishment of religion in public classrooms, doing a great favor for plaintiffs. www.nola.com/news/politic...

Jeff Landry vows to defend 'Judeo-Christian values' after Ten Commandments lawsuitwww.nola.com Gov. Jeff Landry urged his supporters in a fundraising email Tuesday to “stand up for Judeo-Christian values” after civil liberties groups sued to block Louisiana's controversial new Ten Commandments ...

Also, “Judeo-Christian” isn’t a thing. Leave (((us))) out of this meshugas.

Interestingly, they never talk about the Abrahamic tradition more generally. I wonder why that is... 🤔

it is very funny that you only ever hear Christians talk about "judeo-christian values". kind of gives away the game

Plenty of Jews do this - it is very depressing

I remember a letter to the editor of some newspaper where a woman complained about "Judeo-Christian", not because holy cow leave us out of it, but because Christianity had nothing to do with those...Jewish people. (The "dirty" was implied, rather than stated.) ::facepalm to infinity::

I can almost appreciate the honesty, & it doesn’t feel a lot worse TBH than being co-opted by supersessionists who despise us

[looks up “supersessionist,” wonders why didn’t spot “supersede” in it]

LA's legal argument is that the 10Cs is being used for an educational—not religious—purpose. ACLU argues that this is pretextual; the real purpose is sectarian. It seems Gov. Landry is determined to be the ACLU's strongest ally in this fight. E.g., He called Moses “the original lawgiver.”

If it's just educational he should have called them "Louisiana 10 steps to good conduct", but by calling them the Ten Commandments he loses. www.uscourts.gov/educational-...

Facts and Case Summary - Engel v. Vitalewww.uscourts.gov Facts A New York State law required public schools to open each day with the Pledge of Allegiance and a nondenominational prayer in which the students recognized their dependence upon God. The law all...

Yes, that's strong evidence that LA's legal position is pretextual. But I practice in the 5th Cir., so I genuinely have no idea what will happen if the right (wrong?) judges get assigned to this case's panel.

Whoo boy, yeah I'm not putting bets on it there.

But, Moses might not be real

And there were really 15. www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXeT...

15...10 Commandmentswww.youtube.com "The Lord Jehovah has given unto you these fifteen... Oy... ten! TEN Commandments! For all to obey!"

lol, the choice of “which ten?” is sectarian even within the various Christian denominations

I'm all in favor of the "no linen and wool mix clothing" being one of them at the rich schools.

Sorry, here’s the original lawgiver

The Egyptians using the Jewsto build the pyramids and not allowing them freedom wasn't a law, it was more a suggestion. (By the way, I know this never actually happened, but you've gotta pay by their rules)

"Judeo-Christian Values" is like 5% short of "Master Race" as tells go

Yeah, watch em drop the Judeo part when it becomes convenient

lol. After the legislature went so out of their way to write it up as reflecting "historical significance" and "common cultural heritage"

And I vow not to give a shit about Judeo-Christian values. I wonder who will win? It’s them. They’ll kill me.

Show me the Jews who're asking for this shit, and no, Jews for Jesus are not really Jews.

Dear Reichskommissar Landry: There is no such thing as "Judeo-Christian values."

“Help help we’re being oppressed!” - Christians in America

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Quick glance I thought Landry was this guy

Gonna see if DALL-E will give me a pic of Chief Justice Roberts in a double facepalm

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