Local public school community supporting ten commandments posted on property

[CBA222]

Does it really actually matter much to you? If you don't like it, just ignore it. I hate it when these things happen. It may be the law, but I don't see you guys chasing down every single robber in the country. I mean seriously, if you don't like it just ignore it. Don't look at it, don't press it into your mind. From what I can see these commandments are a benefit to most of the dominant Christian community. If you had any decency you would just accept it as a favor to the community and stop trying to piss people off. They like it, so they should have it. They're not forcing it on you. Most of the community would like it, and I think that means it's a benefit to the community overall. Oh, and does the government really stay neutral on religious issues? It has hints of atheism everywhere, "God doesn't exist....etc" Quite an insult to many Christians.

[Polaris]

Jesus h christ.

Read through the facebook page, what a bunch of morons. Clearly none of them know what the constitution is.

'founded on the gospel of jesus christ' ....... oh wait, Jefferson was a Christian? NOPE.

Fucking cretins.

Good to see a few secular Christians poopooing there intellectual inadequacies.

I thought it was Madison who was behind the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson was in Paris at the time I believe.....he did draft the Declaration of Independence if that is what you are referring to?

[Angrboda]

I understand that American Atheists get involved in these types of cases, and likely the Secular Student Alliance.



At a recent meetup.com meeting a presentation on whether the U.S. was founded as a Christian nation was given, and the powerpoint file for that presentation is given . You can probably find more at infidels.org, or by googling "David Barton" (a prominent and popular liar for Jesus who promotes this bullshit).

From what I have been told (Dave Silverman, American Atheists), many of these cases are launched simply to bleed the legal funds from secular groups. Whether you have standing or not in this matter, I won't venture an opinion.

And FWIW, the "you can just ignore it" argument has been ruled inadequate by the courts. But if you and yours want to just ignore it when I paint the walls of your schools with the 1,101 names of Kali and put statues of her likeness at every corner of the school, you are certainly free to do so.