Do you know what the real unholy war is? The way that fake kkkhristians try to push their religion down everyone elses throats. We dont want it - if we did, we too would be out bludgeoning people with our bibles to make them convert. Oh, but wait - thats been tried. Both in Europe in the Middle Ages, when the Catholic Church tortured to death anyone that they thought was a heretic, and here in the US, several different times. Including the infamous Salem Witch Trials, and the genocide of the Native Americans, where the message was usually, convert or die. article: The number of things that set decent God-fearing folks off really does seem infinite. Chief among them is daring to even express an opinion other than their own, because thats oppressing them, you see. The new unholy war on Easter finding a new battleground in the Windy City. Well thats quite the intro. Do go on. The Freedom from Religion Foundation, an atheist group that already posted an anti-Easter sign in the Wisconsin state capital, is now erecting a massive display in Chicagos Daley Plaza. Two eight-foot banners featuring Thomas Jefferson and President John Adams promoting the secular views of our founding fathers. THOSE BASTARDS. One banner reads In reason we trust, the other will say Keep state and religion separate. The exhibit, aimed at countering the Jesus in Daley Plaza displaying a display that is going on today or going up today, its been going on for eight years there in Chicago, itll feature a nineteen foot tall cross and a 10-foot tall image of the resurrected Jesus. Has Easter evolved into an occasion to demean religious beliefs and Christianity? Blah blah interview Satan blah. And since its been going on eight years, its clearly our national tradition and how dare some other group try to bring the hellhound Founding Fathers into this. Thankfully all parties agree that its within atheists rights to put up their own public display, even if it lacks, quote, class. What we cant agree on is whether merely expressing an opinion other than a belief in Christianity in the public square is an unholy attack on Christianity. Fox News says it is, the founding fathers didnt seem to think so, and I guess the founding fathers dont have their own television network so it sucks to be them. God bless you both, the Fox anchor ends the interview with. Now thats class.
Posted on: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 20:36:36 +0000
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