Supreme Court rules for former coach in public school prayer case

Capt Gregory Prickett - How so? The ruling is a win/win for humanity and the Constitution, which expressly allows FREEDOM of RELIGION. Specifically, FREE EXPRESSION. Common law suggests there is something called 'Separation of Church and state,' but there is no such language in the Constitution. The liberal atheist left want you to believe any public mention of Christ is illegal. It is not. But like all public speech, it can be reasonably restricted.

SFC Kelly Fuerhoff - You misinterpret the decision. Try reading it first. The decision does not say it's OK to pray publicly in school, that is a question for local authorities, who have the right to set the place, time and circumstances for speech. Americans also have the right to challenge those rules. Although there is no such thing as 'separation of church and state,' a liberal atheist myth, in our common law there are reasonable restrictions on speech.