What where they motivated by?

If you stop saying stupid shit like this, you'll be less offputting. Also, you missed the point again. Let's assume that indeed the murderer was "Maga". I didn't deny it, it's the central part of my argument, dingus. I am using quotes and allegedly-adjacent language since the bodies are still warm and factfinding is still ongoing.

I don't believe you're capable of talking with humans.

Huh

When something is 'more likely' it's based on statistics

And an outlier does not disprove the likeliness
Lol

Factually incorrect. Specifically stated parts within the constitution to avoid combining church and state derp

Treaty of Tripoli (1797): Ratified unanimously by the Senate and signed by President John Adams, this treaty with the Barbary States included a key clause: "the government of the United States of America is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion". The clause was meant to reassure a Muslim nation that the U.S. government was secular and would not use religion as a basis for conflict.

This post was edited by theCrossbones on Sep 30 2025 05:19pm

Chew on this, there where official state religions.

Historically I don't think you could find a worse example than the treaty of tripoli to cite as precedent, probably worse than dred scott. A treaty signed under duress as tribute to a hostile foreign power to pacify them as their pirates raided our shipping for plunder and slaves and hostages for ransom. A treaty we formally dissolved by building a war fleet and kicking their asses oo-rah. And a treaty that did not actually contain the phrase you cited in its arabic text,