Support Religious Freedom in Oklahoma!

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1. 901
   Name: Kanwal Singh on Apr 7, 2009

   Comments: Founding fathers of this nation took a great pain in ensuring the freedom of religious practices. Many of the original immigrants of 1600s escaped religious persecution in their european home lands and came to the land of free. Your help will be greatly appreciated in perserving those freedoms in the great state of Oklahoma. We will not want this state to be labelled as a state propagating religious discrimination.

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2. 902
   Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2009

   Comments: Please help maintain religious freedom in this country!

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3. 903
   Name: Jatinder Mann on Apr 7, 2009

   Comments: The Constitution protects the free practice of religion; this law will in effect impede Sikhs ability to practice their religion.

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4. 904
   Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2009

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5. 905
   Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2009

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6. 906
   Name: Tanvir Singh Mundra on Apr 8, 2009

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7. 907
   Name: Rosy Pahwa on Apr 8, 2009

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8. 908
   Name: Marc Campbell on Apr 9, 2009

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9. 909
   Name: Harmanjit Singh on Apr 14, 2009

   Comments: In the land of the free, it is expected that the religiously mandated uncut hair and turban should not be seen as an exception but as a necessity. Here a community exists which has only been identified by their contributions to society in all avenues. It is only the lack of information or mis-information that acts as a hindrance in the acceptance of the sikh community. It is prohibited in the sikh religion for the menfolk to cut their hair. They are also required to wear a turban while being outside the house. It should in no way act as a hindrance to law enforcement agencies nor limit the co-operation by the community. Rather the religious practices are in consonance with most state laws in the US as those in countries like India(where the religion originated) and the U.K., Canada and most Asian countries.

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10. 910
    Name: Sonia Sethee on Apr 17, 2009

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11. 911
    Name: Jai Sethee on Apr 18, 2009

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12. 912
    Name: Rajinder S. Oberoi on May 3, 2009

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13. 913
    Name: Macneal Wadhwa on May 16, 2009

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14. 914
    Name: Manjeet Wadhwa on May 16, 2009

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15. 915
    Name: Hari ATma Khalsa on May 25, 2009

    Comments: This bill is unconstitutional. Everyone is given the freedom to practice whatever religion they want, and some religions cover their head, so this is not a just bill. Also some people wear glasses so it should be ok for them to be photoed with their glasses on if they desire.

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16. 916
    Name: Mansimran Singh on May 27, 2009

    Comments: Do you really want to be like France I thought this was the home of the freedom fries.

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17. 917
    Name: Sohan Singh on Jul 24, 2009

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18. 918
    Name: Vylvjkmcohz on Mar 16, 2010

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19. 919
    Name: Njmkrmthzy on Mar 16, 2010

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20. 920
    Name: Qrqotnnpbi on Mar 16, 2010

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21. 921
    Name: Dnlltrxk on Mar 22, 2010

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22. 922
    Name: Bdenrecwyk on Mar 22, 2010

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23. 923
    Name: Dilroop Sidhu on Jun 23, 2010

    Comments: this law is ridic.

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24. 924
    Name: Jasleen Kaur on Jun 23, 2010

    Comments: this law is ridic.

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