Comments on: A slight misunderstanding about religious discrimination http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=1537 Humanist Perspectives on Breaking News and Political Activities Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:22:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: arkonbey http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=1537&cpage=1#comment-5101 arkonbey Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:18:29 +0000 http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=1537#comment-5101 "does the U.S. Constitution guarantee all U.S. citizens the right to a military flyover?" Wow. That would be so sweet! Do you think each citizen is allowed to choose the service and aircraft, or is it a matter of proximity to a military airfield? I gotta treat stuff like this humorously, or I'll scream “does the U.S. Constitution guarantee all U.S. citizens the right to a military flyover?”

Wow. That would be so sweet! Do you think each citizen is allowed to choose the service and aircraft, or is it a matter of proximity to a military airfield?

I gotta treat stuff like this humorously, or I’ll scream

]]> By: Mark http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=1537&cpage=1#comment-5088 Mark Tue, 11 Aug 2009 14:51:06 +0000 http://blog.thehumanist.com/?p=1537#comment-5088 The problem arises from the government saying that they would not do the flyover because it was for a Christian event. If the government stated that they didn't do flyovers for any events because of the costs involved it would be fine. The question then becomes why does the government do flyovers for sporting events? The real issue to be discussed is why does the government waste our money by flying over ANY event. The problem arises from the government saying that they would not do the flyover because it was for a Christian event. If the government stated that they didn’t do flyovers for any events because of the costs involved it would be fine. The question then becomes why does the government do flyovers for sporting events? The real issue to be discussed is why does the government waste our money by flying over ANY event.

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