This is hardly shocking or surprising, in large part because of how deluded and self-righteous Mormons can be.

They have a fickle perception on the separation of church and state, and fail to see any contradiction. They think that implementing policies on an entire populace based on just their own religious beliefs is "good" and "just fine".

The state legislature wouldn't even bat an eye at outlawing and banning "foul" language if they thought they could get away with it both constitutionally and if they thought it was remotely feasible to enforce it.

They're also the kinds of people who are so confident in what "good" people they think they are that they'd stab a person in the back while offering a warm cup of hot cocoa, genuinely thinking and believing that they're doing the person a favor and helping them.

This is hardly shocking or surprising, in large part because of how deluded and self-righteous Mormons can be.

They have a fickle perception on the separation of church and state, and fail to see any contradiction. They think that implementing policies on an entire populace based on just their own religious beliefs is "good" and "just fine".

The state legislature wouldn't even bat an eye at outlawing and banning "foul" language if they thought they could get away with it both constitutionally and if they thought it was remotely feasible to enforce it.

They're also the kinds of people who are so confident in what "good" people they are that they'd stab a person in the back while offering a warm cup of hot cocoa, genuinely thinking and believing that they're doing the person a favor and helping them.