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Justice for the Meditation Center of Alabama

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Josh Titford
7 years ago

The City of Mobile should be ashamed of itself. This would never happen to a “Christian” church here. Bigotry, plain and simple.

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Giselle Simmance
7 years ago

It is ridiculous to block these people from gathering peacefully!

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Andrew Cramer
7 years ago

do unto others as you would have done unto you... simple freedom

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Juliana Stewart
7 years ago

What a silly waste of taxpayer funds!

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Marnée Wiley
7 years ago

The practice of meditation has nothing to do with religion. It’s insane that a judge is blocking a facility like this and reflects vast ignorance and social neglect on their part.

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Kevin Egan
7 years ago

I'm a Mobile resident and embarrassed by my city's actions on this matter.

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Colin Rye
7 years ago

This country was founded with the intention of religious freedom. That doesn't just mean Judeo-Christian religions. Let the Meditation Center do their thing.

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Sheetal Kandola
7 years ago

Keep growing and striving!

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Pisit Suksuthipunth
7 years ago

it is the private property. The owner is free to do what they want as long as it is not breaking the law.

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Jessica Walston
7 years ago

Justice for all!

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Coree weber
7 years ago

Live and let live people. No one is preventing these mobile county officials from going to church on Sunday mornings. People practice religion and spirituality in different ways, on different days and in different environments. It’s a fact of life. Stop spending my tax money on frivolity and give a needy kid a scholarship or build a homeless person a house.

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Chouwanee Clark
7 years ago

Freedom of religion!

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Shilpa Burkett
7 years ago

I hope the goal is met