We Dont Have A Race Problem In America? We Have A Reverend Problem... Inciting violence is a crime and Al Sharpton should be arrested. He is a racist that belongs behind bars. He is an instigator who calls on others to do his dirty work. You wont see him out there in the middle of it because he will be watching from the safety of his home. While people are out destroying property his home is safe. When people are out getting arrested, he will be laughing all the way to the bank. The police of Ferguson are no different from any other city. Just like all of us they are human and make mistakes. They are out trying to protect our community while Al Sharpton makes money destroying them. We dont have a race problem, we have a reverend problem America by the name of Al Sharpton.He doesnt care about the people of Ferguson any more than he cares about you or me. He only cares about his money made off the hardships of others. He is good at asking others to fight while being too much of a coward to fight his own fight. I am sure Dr. King is rolling in his grave. Martin Luther King preached nonviolence while this racist is asking everyone to fight. Inciting a riot or violence is a crime and its time for Al to go to jail. Put this man in jail and most of our racial problems will go away. He can sit in a jail cell with Mr. Holder and call us all racist Semper Fi, Shep No real Christian would ever act the way this man has. Jesus preached love and tolerance and told us to love one another as he has loved us. This man will have to stand before God someday and give a account of his life on earth and boy would I like to see that. We all make mistakes I know I do every day but this man preaches hate and is racist to the backbone. He is evil and how he calls himself a preacher is beyond me. He has caused lives to be taken people beaten and has the African Americans hating the police who are trying to protect all in their cities and putting these men who serve not only their communities but America as whole. Riots, people losing business and homes so this little man can feel important. Its all a bloody circus and the clowns are in control. Spot on!! I feel sorry for the sheep who are following sheep dog Sharpton.. the sheep believe a black sheep dog will surely lead them to victory. If only they would open their eyes then they would truly see he is leading them astray. Shame on Sharpton hiding your racism, hate, greed, power behind religion .. *** The Persons chosen as LEADERS of the STATE, ARE PRIVILEGED, BY THE Thank God, RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CREATED AMERICA Im over 70 years old and personally fortunate that I graduated from the tumult and trauma of the School of Hard Knocks. I am thankful that I survived, serving my country to preserve, protect and defend the freedoms of our republic, as promulgated by our Declaration of Independence, and The U. S. Constitution. I submit my grade school level, of U.S. History of Americas Foundation that provided FREEDOMS for our nation, we were privileged to enjoy, prior to January 2009, in response to John Logsdons opine of 04/05/2015 Understanding the separation between church and state, as posted in the Citrus County Chronicle. I must agree with Johns premise in quoting John Adams, Our republic was not founded on any religion. (Quote is paraphrased ). HOWEVER John, Facts prove that Americas, Founders were Christian Leaders and prayerfully founded our republic, and LITERALLY Religious Liberty Created Our Republic. To which I say, Should we Take God out of The Republic of We The People, We are America, No More. As age is upon me, and if memory serves me well, in grade school, I learned that Our countries Laws and Statutes prohibit the Leaders of our country from establishing a, or any form of Government Religion, Again HOWEVER, my research finds facts that prove our Founders decisively clarified the importance of Americas religious liberty affairs, for example, 07/13/1787 The Continental Congress didEnact The Northwest Ordinance, which reads in part, Religion, morality, and knowledge, being necessary to good government and, (paraphrased so as not to have too many words in my response). My Goodness , it is important for me to note that, the premise of all I have learned, is Physically on Record, in the Library of Congress. John, this worn-out old man of me, cannot find Separation of church and state, in the Declaration of Independence, or the Constitution, or the Bill of Rights. I did find, Endowed by our CREATOR in one, Blessings in another,The year of our Lord, in another, and I found a very clear pronunciation of John Adams.The general principles on which the fathers achieved independence were the general principles of Christianity. I will avow that I then believed, and now believe, that those general principles of Christianity are as eternal and immutable as the existence and attributes of God. Adams wrote this on June 28, 1813, in a letter to Thomas Jefferson. Consequently, I find that America did have a religious foundation, at least in most of the hearts of the leaders in that circa. Again, my research findings are on record in the Library of Congress, of the righteous cornerstones in the foundation of our republic, in the circa before, during, and after 1776, and continued through and up to 01/19/2009 when the executive and legislative branches of government began chipping away at our Religious Liberty, that Created America. Let us review just a few of the religious cornerstones in the foundation of our American Republic, 1.) The Declaration of Independence, 2.) The Constitution, 3.) The Bill of Rights, and 4.) The Blackstone Commentaries, and for our public schools,5.) The New England Primer.. I could cite many more but I am certain that the Chronicle, does not have the time, space, paper, or the ink to print the volumesChrist-like, resources of our Congressional library, to further emphasize my point, Religious Liberty Created America, and our foundation is emphatic with Christian Principles, as we debate Americas Religious Liberty Foundation. By the way, in comparison ,, since inception the Congress Opens each session with Prayer, ..but we dont do that in our public schools any more. The references cited , need be read and surmised collectively, for when we reason them individually, there-in we may incite separation of proving Religious Liberty Founded America, as we agree to disagree in the debate of proving that Religious Liberty Founded the Republic we call America. To all of which I restate to John Logsdon and all of America, When we take God out of our Republic, America is no more. Robert David Hummel SFC, USA, (Ret), INVERNESS, FLORIDA 