Federal Judge Prohibits Prayer at Texas Graduation Ceremony

[Faith No More]

Here is where you've misinterpreted the ruling - a student who speaks at graduation is selected by government employees et al to represent them. As such, it is reasonable to assume that the school will take necessary steps (like prescreening) so as to best select someone to speak at the school's official function. Ergo, the school is one that is taking responsibility over what is said in it's name.

When I first initially read the article I interpreted it as students were not allowed to pray at the ceremony, but the way you've presented it makes more sense. Having not read the actual decision, I assumed no prayer was allowed, but it makes more sense that the punishments were put in place for any student praying on the behalf of the school, which I wholeheartedly agree is wrong.

Xtians think they are fucking special. They get to cram jesus up everyone's asshole but fuck anyone else who wants to promote their version of the invisible sky-daddy.

Which was why the asshole lawyer fighting the ruling was quoted as saying this-

“It seems like a trampling of the First Amendment rather than protecting the First Amendment.”

[Cinjin]

What's good for one is good for everybody!

Xtians think they are fucking special. They get to cram jesus up everyone's asshole but fuck anyone else who wants to promote their version of the invisible sky-daddy.

that's cause their god commanded them to.

When a divine being tells you to do shit - you better do it .... after all, He's packin a flame thrower!!




by the way Min, you new avatar cracks me up