Judge Doesn’t “Believe”- Bans South Carolina License Plate
A US judge evidentially doesn’t want people in South Carolina to display the fact that they “Believe”. The judge ordered South Carolina not to issue a vehicle number plate with a Christian image and slogan.
The South Carolina legislature had approved the license plate which has a cross in front of a stained glass window and “I Believe” written along the top. Several hundred people in the Palmetto State had registered to buy the Special License Plate.
District Judge Cameron Currie said that the plate violated the First Amendment, which enshrines the separation of church and state. The case was brought by Americans United, which supports the separation of church and state, on behalf of several individuals and Hindu and American-Arab groups.
Maybe this is just another example of the Constitution working against the masses, in favor of some folks that our fore-fathers never considered.

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> ‘Maybe this is just another example of the Constitution working against the masses, in favor of some folks that our fore-fathers never considered.’
That’s kinda the point of having a Constitution.
This is not any form of persecution. You cannot use government money to support a religious group.