Yesterday was the anniversary of Rosenberger v. UVA (1995). In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional for a public university to fund secular student organizations while denying funds to religious student organizations.
I could agree with that. UVA is always in trouble, though. Just this term, Ken Cucinelli was suing them for something about religion (because he's a religious fuck-nut). That was a big debacle, costing the university hundreds of thousands of $...
I agree. All student organizations, religious or nonreligious, should be treated equally by the university. All students pay activities fees, and student groups should have access to those funds on equal terms.
I mean I wouldn't support not funding a religious organisation and not a secular one either. I don't support not funding one exclusively over the other.
Show of Hands
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