Two Florida school officials won't go to jail for praying

[Vandiablo]

because you didn't close your quote properly I can't respond to the other post, so I'm doing it here.

What I mean by the tactic failing is that now in Pace, which seems to wholeheartedly embrace the situation, you set the community against the justice system. The result will be martyrdom for the ones who oppose the rule of law, and heroes behind which a movement will grow.

This "tactic" is defending the Constitutional rights of an oppressed minority. And while Christians are not currently burning non-believers at the stake, I can still see the hatred that fuels the fires.

Even if the entire state of Florida were of one denomination, including all the people of Pace, even if all the kids were true believers, it is still not right to lead prayers of that denomination in a public school.

(Unfortunately the movement is already here, but that's another thread.)