aclu


american civil liberties union.

its mission is to defend the bill of rights. specifically, the organization holds the following positions:

-strong pro-free-speech stance, to the extent of believing that organizations such as the kkk and nambla should be able to peaceably -ssemble and advance their point of view
-belief in the separation of church and state
-believes p-rn is protected free speech
-opposition to the patriot act and a general opposition to unreasonable search and seizure
-opposition to the death penalty
-support of abortion rights
-support of gay marriage
-support of legislation such as the voting rights act
-opposition to campaign finance reform on free-speech grounds
-legalization of drugs

the aclu’s major focus is on the court system, and they have successfully argued cases that have done the following

-desegregated the public school system
-protected abortion rights
-made gay s-x legal
-prohibited prayer in public schools
-designated flag burning as protected free speech
-placed many restrictions on the death penalty (cannot execute minors, the mentally r-t-rded, etc.)
and many others.
this is the only neutral definition of the aclu on urban dictionary. which definition is at the top should reflect the quality of the actual definition and the information it provides, not a consensus of the personal beliefs of urban dictionary users.

the aclu fights for everyone’s freedom, even the one of ignorant people

the aclu is a buncha goofy liberals
the only glimmer of hope we have for america surviving the crises of the early 21st century.
the aclu may not agree with what you say, but will defend to the supreme court your right to say it. (they even defended rush limbag when his civil rights were trampled!)
american civil liberties union
it seems that i am the only sane person on this website! i am not a “neo-n-z- terrorist sc-mbag” but i do support freedom of speech, whether it be flag burning or kkk rallies, and i do not support the government holding untried prisoners in foreign countries where they are routinely waterboarded. i don’t think that any religion should be present in schools, or any other pubic place for that matter, but what people worship in their homes or churches id fine with me. call me anti-american all you want, but isn’t it you that is being anti-america by not wanting what is in the best interests of the population?
this country is built on patriotic dissent. lve with it, you closed minded, neo-conservatiove hate mongers.
you all have some growing up to do. aclu ftw.
american civil liberties union
does just what its name says: supports civil liberties and const-tutional rights
in more words it supports:
-separation of church and state- this stance tends to generate controversy b/c many people think they are trying to stop religious expression by the people when they are really trying to keep the government’s nose out of religion and actually defend religious freedom (see below)
–gasp- freedom of religion- yes, the aclu defends people (including -gasp- christians) who have been denied their rights to religious expression (two recent cases are an elementary school student who wanted to sing awesome g-d at a school talent show, and a high school student whose senior quote was a verse from the bible.
-freedom of speech and press- (they even support the free speech rights of nambla and the kkk, which some people mistakenly think this means they support the message; they do not, they just affirm that these groups have the right to speak out peacefully about their beliefs). the aclu has also criticized the government for censoring “obscene” materials
-freedom from cruel and unusual punishment- they oppose police brutality, prison rape and other prison abuse, and (controversially) the death penalty
-freedom from unreasonable search and seizure and right to due process – many people think this makes them favor terrorists; however if there was enough evidence to charge the “terrorists” with crimes, why doesn’t the government do it? also remember people said the same thing about j-panese americans in wwii, and back then the aclu was the only major national organization to oppose the internment camps
-equal protection under the law- gay rights (including marriage), rights of the poor, racial and gender equality, transgender rights and youth rights – they oppose curfews and rules that require u to be an “adult” to buy p-rn/see r-rated movies (see free speech too)
for more information on the aclu u can go to one of its two websites:
www.aclu.org
www.aclu.tv

or look it up on wikipedia
a group of lawyers dedicated to preserving the freedoms layed out in the american bill of rights, especially the first-amendment rights of freedom of speech and -ssembly.

the aclu are often maligned and mischaracterised as being “anti-christian” since they oppose state-sponsored religion. they have gathered considerable controversy for defending the rights of free speech for unpopular groups such as neo-n-z-s.
the aclu fights hard to keep americans free.
the dividing line between a country drifting away from it’s original idea due to religious fanatics who would force the world to their beliefs. they believe in the untainted freedom of being an individual human. this includes the ridiculous rules put up by religion such as removing freedom of speech. sure the kkk may be moronic b-st-rds but from the definitions on this page, i think no more of religion. sure nambla may be disgraceful. but how right are christians when they prohibit h-m-s-xual rights? the aclu is the dividing line between being taken advantage of when the corruption of religion reaches the high ranks of power in this nation’s political system.

the aclu believes in human rights and nothing more.
me: “the aclu sure is dandy!”
self-conflicting moron: “they support the kkk!!”
me: “they support their freedom of speech not the infliction of harm apon another human. this is obvious as they defend those harmed by people of authority such as the police.”

self-conflicting moron: “you support the kkk!!”
the proud, courageous, politically diverse group of legal professionals who defend the rights of this great nation and who are hated by the following: southern baptists (and all other misguided people who call themselves christians), white supremacists (although, dammit, the aclu has defended their right to freedom of expression before), anyone who hates freedom and tolerance (read: conservatives), and all the real terrorists in this country who’d like to undermine the const-tution.
glory be to the aclu!

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