Childhood's End.
“Go to Hell” used to be a curse. Now it is a preferred destination for idiots among us.
Un-fricking-beleivable
Well that needs a good smashing with a sledgehammer, and the people who pulled this stunt need a good @$$ whipping for annoying people with it.
Childhood's End.
Not even the ACLU wants the Satanists to join the case.
*PING*, ransomnote, bitt, Swordmaker.
Little Rock, eh? So Q is a LARP?
I thought they already had one...
Ya know, I’ve read the book on this and it does not go well for these guys but I guess they are going to have “their time”.
We are way, way down the cultural slope. This wouldn’t have flown in 1990. Can’t see it stopping at this point.
Freegards
Its basically a hate monument. The only reason it exists and the creed behind it is to mock Christianity so by liberal standards it shouldn’t be there.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
When written "Congress" meant the federal legislature. The Courts ruled that the 14th Amendment expands these restrictions to State governments (incorrectly I'm afraid).
The Ten Commandments has historical significance in the development of law in Western civilization. Thus there is a reasonable purely secular case that could be made for displaying them on government properties where law's are being legislated or adjudicated. I am not aware of any similar case that could be made for the demon statue. Its purpose as far as I can tell is to simply insult religion.
If the First Amendment is to be taken very broadly, then I think the case for banning the Demon statue from government property is far better than that of banning the Ten Commandments.
But I would not take it that broadly. Rather I think freedom of Religion is like freedom of Speech, those in government are not forbidden from speaking or from practicing or expressing religion. Rather, they are forbidden from making laws that force others to say one thing and/or not say another, or to compel people to worship or not worship, either God or even some stupid demon statue. Indeed, they are allowed to encourage people to pray for the Nation, as has been demonstrated by Congress doing so right around the same time the First Amendment was written. There is no "separation of Church in State" any more that there is a "separation of Speech and State".
I am surprised there isn’t a pizza box and a I’m With Her decal included on the sculpture.
Why would you worship somebody with a goat head? Worst god evah!
Doesn’t this “offend” anybody? I guess not.
Why would the Satanists want to put up a statue of Chuck Schumer? Doesn’t make any sense unless they know something we don’t know (but have always suspected)
They should install a statue of Cthulhu instead.
Electing President Trump was a huge step in the right direction, but we have a long way to go.
If anyone digs into this group, they’ll find that they aren’t really believers in Satan, they just use him as a prop to hate God and Christians.
Good. People need to be made aware that Satan is real.