>Roberts joined the Court's liberal wing in ruling that a class action lawsuit filed by Baptist churches alleging that the Coronavirus lockdown's requirement to cancel church services was unconstitutional under the 1st Amendment, was frivolous.

>The ruling effectively gives Governors the right to shut down religious services for "imminent public health concerns", by-passing decades of Supreme Court precedent that established almost absolute rights for religious practitioners to carry out their faith in like-minded congregations under the 1st Amendment.

https://twitter.com/jennfranconews/status/1286819823436013570

>>10077461

based

them violating our constitutional rights should have repercussions but it looks like that stands

so now anytime it's deemed by those in power to be "public health concerns" we no longer have our religious freedom to attend any churches we may participate in for our religious beliefs

>turn on waters

>mask good

>school might transmit stuff but maybe better for kids xDDD

>kanye acting VERY STRANGE

yay I love this CNN lite broadcasting

winning