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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (610938)5/26/2011 2:17:09 PM
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The same way they are currently separated when public money goes to private primary or secondary schools.

But they would not necessarily have to be separated. The vouchers are given to the students or their parents who then spend them. They can be spent on religious education like any other spending, like food stamps (or the cards they use now, but its still popularly called the food stamp program) could be used for a loaf of bread in the shape of a cross with bible messages put on it, or money from Social Security checks could be donated to a mosque, or GI Bill money could be used to pay for GI Bill money can pay for education at a religious university, or even for the costs of attending a seminary.
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