“Funny thing is that some people think this is actually unconstitutional.”
Maybe because it is.
“I don't think they have ever read the Constitution. It isn't. Coaches have been doing this for years and still do all across the nation.”
And they’re doing it illegally. Just one whistleblower and the district is in court, where they’ll lose.
“But I guess when you tell a lie enough, people will start to believe it. Do you really think our founders would have put into the Constitution a law against what the vast majority of people were doing at the time?”
Yes, if they thought it was a bad thing to do.
I just don’t think there were too many football games in 18th century schools….
“Prayer was in schools, in government, basically every where.”
Inertia is a terrible drug. Look at how SCOTUS had to tapdance around references to God on the money. They didn’t say, “It’s alright, shut up.’ They invented ‘ceremonial deism’ and pretend it doesn’t violate the Amendment.
"Even our rights are designated as being given by God,”
No. Read it again.
"The only reason the ACLU even wins these fights is because schools don't have the money to fight them in court.”
Because they’ll lose…
“But thankfully our Justice Department is starting to take a stand for our bill of rights and starting to support it as government should! If there ever was an example of the wealthy elite taking advantage of the poor, it's the ACLU and it's bogus battle against our public school systems.”
There are many SCOTUS decisions that establish and reinforce that school is a government function and you can’t lead students in prayer. Simple fact, reinforced many, many times. You should read the thing. And the case law that explains it.