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Every public school classroom in Louisiana has been ordered to display a poster of the Ten Commandments - a move that civil liberties groups say they will challenge.
The Republican-backed measure is the first of its kind in the US, and governs all classrooms up to university level. Governor Jeff Landry signed it off on Wednesday.
Christians see the Ten Commandments as key rules from God on how to live.
The new law describes them as "foundational" to state and national governance. But opponents say the law breaks America's separation of church and state.

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When the right time comes, Lord, some a go charge fe treason
A when the right time come, yeah some a go charge fe arson
A when the right time come, Lord, some a go charge fe murder
A when the law man come, some a go run till dem tumble down
A when the Parson come, him a go quote de Scripture

In reply to XDFIX

For a moment there I thought you were going to quote the lyrics from Prince Buster's Ten Commandments song/rap.

In reply to XDFIX

Welcome to the Taliban States of America.

In reply to SnoopDog

Gonna be interesting explaining to a 2nd grader what Thou shalt not commit adultery means

In reply to Brerzerk

Religion has no place in public schools.

Those idiots should read the first amendment.

There was a time when school was just for learning following a set curriculum now its about schools trying to force their religious and alternative lifestyle down your childrens throat .

In reply to SnoopDog

Always thought the Separation of Church and State was part of Constitution.
Apparently I was taught wrong.
Now all Religion including Islam will have a right to have its rules
displayed in said schools. I wonder ???