[humblegunner]

IT BURNS! IT BURNS!

[James C. Bennett]

"Holy" water?

Lets try something besides imaginary / idolatrous nonsense:

Holey water.

[NYCslicker]

Maybe they thought she was a Chia Pet, and wanted to see her become lush.

[Talisker]

[edcoil]

Since an atheist by definition does not believe in God or holy water then it could not have happened.

[HighWheeler]

"...allegations they poured holy water on an atheist colleague."

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It can't be holy water unless you believe it is holy water.

[Past Your Eyes]

Why should atheists care anything about holy water? Since there is no God, it’s just water. Big deal.

[Travis McGee]

If you’re an atheist, it’s just water, right? So why care?

[sarasmom]

Interesting dillema for the unholy teachers union.

Was Schandra Rodriguez actually assaulted by “holy water”, or was she merely served a modest dose of Kharma?

BTW, why did anyone know of Schandra Rodriguez’s personal atheism in her place of government employment?
Does her right to be an atheist trump her colleagues right to their own religious beliefs?

[Sunshine Sister]

Oh ouch! Someone splashed water on me! I’m gonna die!

[Raycpa]

How bad was her skin burned?

[Constitution Day]

[bezelbub]

It could have been just an amusing joke, if they had done it in private or in the teacher's lounge. But:

"Miss Robinson obtained a little bottle with some perfume in it in jest and the students will all confirm she never went close to Miss Rodriguez. Miss Rodriguez was on the other side of the classroom and that was basically it"

So, they did it in front of her students - that's disturbing.