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Catholic School Persuasive Speech
We go to a Catholic School which exists because of the 1st amendment. But what if we did not have this amendment?! Let’s say the only religion the U.S. allows is Islam. The whole school has assembled in the Church to celebrate mass. Just then the NCIS comes in the back and arrests the whole congregation for celebrating mass in the Catholic Church. “This is NCIS. Stop your service and you will be allowed to go on your way!” Shouts Officer Gibbs.
Most of the congregation starts to leave, but the priest shouts“You we have the right to assembly.”
“NO YOU DO NOT! The President took that right away months ago!!”
“Fine! Go.”
Without the freedom of religion given to us by the First Amendment, the government could, without any opposition, sentence
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