Just another incident of permitted hate speech against Christianity.
Following the Tolerance post below we see a case where a Third-Grader's Candy Cane Gift Bags Spark Controversy. It seems that a third grader's attempt at telling the story of the candy cane was deemed out of bounds because it constituted "dissemination" and that was a big no-no. Gee, all this time I thought it was Freedom OF Religion, not Freedom FROM Religion.
By the way, PETA does not stand for People who Eat Tasty Animals.
Monday, December 22, 2003
PETA in Springfield...
Thanks to Sophorist for bringing this tasty morsel of information to our attention. It seems that PETA has placed a billboard in Springfield with the Virgin Mary holding, not baby Jesus, but a chicken, with the byline - "Go Vegetarian - it's an Immaculate Conception."
Just another incident of permitted hate speech against Christianity.
Following the Tolerance post below we see a case where a Third-Grader's Candy Cane Gift Bags Spark Controversy. It seems that a third grader's attempt at telling the story of the candy cane was deemed out of bounds because it constituted "dissemination" and that was a big no-no. Gee, all this time I thought it was Freedom OF Religion, not Freedom FROM Religion.
By the way, PETA does not stand for People who Eat Tasty Animals.
Just another incident of permitted hate speech against Christianity.
Following the Tolerance post below we see a case where a Third-Grader's Candy Cane Gift Bags Spark Controversy. It seems that a third grader's attempt at telling the story of the candy cane was deemed out of bounds because it constituted "dissemination" and that was a big no-no. Gee, all this time I thought it was Freedom OF Religion, not Freedom FROM Religion.
By the way, PETA does not stand for People who Eat Tasty Animals.
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