[Dudoight]

Here we go again!

[wolfcreek]

F... Um

[muawiyah]

Yup, always some joker lurking around ready to ask a senile federal judge to impose HIS theological standards on everybody else.

If he wants to worship his little wooden gods in the privacy of his own hime, I suppose that's OK, but he shouldn't expect the courts to serve as his ecclesiastical authority.

[Dilbert56]

If an athiest want to fulfill his dream of living somewhere that doesn’t acknowledge God, he shouldn’t pick a country that was founded on the principle that our rights are given to us by the Creator. That’s like going to a steak house for a vegetarian meal.

[SQUID]

Why do people thing the absence of religion is a neutral position? The absence of religion gave us 100 million dead under Lenin, Lazar Kaganovich, Marx, Engels, Stalin, Mao, and the rest of their ilk.

[Bulldawg Fan]

If he thinks his kids are hurt by having to leave the room while the others say the pledge, wait until he faces Almighty God and trys to explain his actions. He will then get the true definition of “hurt.”

[Halls]

My kids said the new pledge on the first day of school Monday. it was wonderful!

[Always Right]

Poor atheists, fewer commie countries around that support their brand of government.

[wilco200]

An appropriate Op-ed in tomorrow’s paper...

Texas wants “Atheist” couple out of Texas

[OCCASparky]

That might work in California or Massachusetts. Good luck with that in Texas, ya non believing retards.

[Poison Pill]

“an atheist couple asked a federal judge in Dallas that the language be immediately removed.”

A solution in search of a problem. If you don’t believe, just leave the words out when you say the pledge.

[ElectricStrawberry]

So long as they don’t make it mandatory by law......I don’t care.

[GraniteStateConservative]

I have a problem with pledging allegiance to a state. The US is a federation, not a confederation.

[Non-Sequitur]

Maybe they should move to a state where the pledge doesn’t offend them? California maybe?

[Tailgunner Joe]

Court denies injunction on state pledge - Aug. 28, 2007 - "With today's ruling, a federal judge denied the plaintiffs' attempt to prevent Texas schoolchildren from pledging their allegiance to 'one state under God,'" Attorney General Greg Abbott said in a news release. "The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly held patriotic acknowledgments of the Almighty such as these are completely consistent with the U.S. Constitution."

[Mopp4]

He argued that the Croft children, who attend Carrollton-Farmers Branch schools, are harmed by recitation of the Texas pledge,....

How in the world are they harmed ? Are they going to freak out just by hearing the word GOD?
The Croft's must be doing a terrible job instilling the athesist belief in their children. If they really believed that strongly, they should just tell their children to ignore what they hear and move on...they can still choose to not beleive in GOD regardless of what their peers do.

[Greg F]

Do Christians get to get rid of all materials that don’t mention God as promoting athiesm?

Freedom from religion.

[mountainlyons]

Why should one religion with no god make the rules for all other religions with gods.

[jmcenanly]

This is yet another example of the atheistic sharia, where any believe in another faith must defer to the ‘superior’ faith and accept dhimmitude.

We should also want to add 'dhimmitude' to our spell checker.

[LonePalm]

The people in Hell want iced tea too.

Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)

[reagan_fanatic]

It must be miserable being these people.