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No it's not. That's not what the First Amendment says at all. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." Did Governor Lee use executive power to pass a law establishing a religion for Tennessee? Did he pass a law prohibiting the free exercise of religion? Go ahead and tell me that an invitation to prayer is somehow a law, and that law established Christianity as the official state religion, or that the invitation to prayer prohibited freedom from exercising whatever religions the people of Tennessee generally exercise, if they exercise one at all. C'mon... stretch hard for it. Because stretching hard for it is the only way you're going to somehow make a connection between the Governor's proclamation and the intent of the First Amendment, and even then you're not going to actually make contact. Your windage is going to be off. Maybe your elevation. It's going to be a warm breeze whistling past in the distance. If the founding fathers meant anything other than what they wrote, they'd have written something other than what they did. Words mean things. Simple language is meant to be interpreted simply. All attempts to draw hidden meanings or implications from the Constitution or the Amendments are scams.

People who who argue that modern 9mm is ballistically inferior to other modern handgun service calibers are the Flat Earthers of the gun world.

@RedlegEd your organization satisfies my OCD greatly.

Sadly true.

Obviously you are as entitled to your opinion as you are not to participate in a completely voluntary day of prayer and fasting.

These have proven to be VERY durable for me. I've not been gentle on them. https://www.homedepot.com/b/RIDGID/N-5yc1vZ18g/Ntk-Extended/Ntt-rigid+tool+box?Ntx=mode+matchpartialmax&NCNI-5&storeSelection=775,734,723,722,721

I doubt you are are the only one who feels that way about Sig. I've had no problems out of my P365, though, and have had several of Springfield's striker fired XD models crap out on me. Hopefully the Hellcat is a totally new animal and more reliable. I am going to be skeptical of it until I see some long-range reliability results. It appears that SA still outsourced this to HS Produkt in Croatia.

Hopefully a local has one they want to part with. If not, I've found that Big Tex Outdoors is a quick, affordable way to get these things. https://www.bigtexoutdoors.com/product/glock-gen-4-oem-slides-stripped-complete-g17-19-26-34-43-43x-48/

*sigh* George Washington called for a national day of prayer and thanksgiving on October 3, 1789. President Adams continued the practice, as did President Madison. It happened again in 1952 when President Truman signed a bill proclaiming a National Day of Prayer must be declared by each subsequent president at a date of his choosing. Reagan and George H Bush both hosted special National Day of Prayer events at the White House. Clinton issued proclamations but never hosted an event. George W Bush's first president act was the announcement of a National Day of Prayer and he held events at the White House each year of his presidency. Even Barack Obama issued annual proclamations, but never held an event at the White House. This isn't some wild-haired creation of Governor Lee and he absolutely isn't forcing anyone to participate. That's what true separation of church and state means, by the way. That the government can't mandate a religion to you or mandate participation in a religion. I'm always simultaneously amused and nauseated by the amateur Constitutional scholars that come out of the woodwork to "correct us" on whatever Article or Amendment is chaffing their butts at the moment. I fully support what Governor Lee is doing here. I don't know if I can pull off an all-day fast given the fact that I often trend very hypoglycemic (better than diabetic, I guess) but I'll skip at least one or two meals and will definitely be praying for our state, our nation, and our elected representatives. Edited to Add... My church is organizing the October 10th event at Municipal Auditorium in Nashville. Governor Lee attends the church, so I guess I should offer some disclosure there even though it seems kind of silly that I feel like I should. The State of Tennessee isn't behind the event at Municipal, as far as I am aware. Just my church and other churches joining in with us. Everyone's welcome to attend.

You will appreciate the fact that Springfield Armory has gotten tired enough of our jokes about this that they are firing back at people on Instagram.