Their 'separation of church and state' is just ugly anti-religion discrimination

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The First Amendment says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
52% : They are explicitly using public schools to advance their religion, which is characterized in part by its absolutist moralism on transgenderism and the primacy of racial identify.
50% : The liberal minority on the Supreme Court showed on Tuesday its dedication to anti-religious discrimination.
49% : Rather than try to stand up or prop up unsustainable public schools where there are few students, Maine pays part of the tuition of parents in these rural towns to send their children to their private schools.
47% : The liberal justices called their principle "separation of church and state," and claimed it was rooted in the First Amendment.

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