Poll

Did you sign the petition? (Reread the first post)

Yes because it is a violation of the constitution
41 (50%)
Yes(other reason) [State below]
1 (1.2%)
No because while it is a violation, this petition won't do anything
20 (24.4%)
No (other reason) [State below]
20 (24.4%)

Total Members Voted: 82

Author Topic: "Remove "In God we trust" from legal tender" Petition on Whitehouse.gov  (Read 27314 times)

Where is the Anti-petition?

And the next thing you know, there will be a petition to remove religion as a whole from the country. Then it won't be a land of the free, it will be the land of the atheist snobs.
and now you know how those regular members of a gun club feel when people push for anti-gun laws.



That petition website they put up is pure stuff. It's there for the express purpose of making people feel like they have a say when they don't.

> Live in country where things are supposed to be free.
> Be outraged at non-Christian laws.
> See other country not even supposed to be free have Islamic laws.
> Be outraged that their laws aren't about 100% freedom.


That petition website they put up is pure stuff. It's there for the express purpose of making people feel like they have a say when they don't.
Throw a fat stack of cash towards a politician and they'll give you their ear.

Didn't they already try this?

Although I don't care if it is on money or not I decided seeing religicigarettes rage is definitely worth at least trying I am in.

except for the fact there are trillions of coins in circulation and that they'll probably not even be worth anything good not even in 500 years and you'll most likely live less than 100

older pennies and all nickels are worth more then they are stamped to be. and they are still in circulation.

canada had a large program where they were buying back tons of silver,nickel,copper coins and replacing them all with steel.
the US is yet to do such a thing and likely will soon.

those who horde the metals earn

Didn't they already try this?
They tried to remove "one nation under god" from the pledge of allegience, but I don't recall anything like this. Now I don't care for what athiests or bible freaks think, as long as that green piece of paper pays for what I need, I am happy.

And the next thing you know, there will be a petition to remove religion as a whole from the country. Then it won't be a land of the free, it will be the land of the atheist snobs.

No, then it will be the land of the government not promoting one religion over another.

am i the only one that thinks e pluribus unum is a better motto than in god we trust??? (HAHAHA I WISH I HAD READING COMPREHENSION)

out of many cultures, one nation vs. something that sounds like it implies we all believe and trust in a god when not everyone does so?
« Last Edit: March 23, 2012, 07:38:29 PM by james4115 »

am i the only one that thinks e pluribus unum is a better motto than one nation under god???

nope, I think it's better, too.

And the next thing you know, there will be a petition to remove religion as a whole from the country. Then it won't be a land of the free, it will be the land of the atheist snobs.
Are you handicapped?  This isn't about removing religion, its about separating Religion from State.

I think religious people read the title as "Remove God from America" Petition on Whitehouse.gov and didn't bother looking at anything.