[battlegearboat]

But make sure this lad is instructed in the ways of Islam, the religion of peace.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Plano? As in Plano, TEXAS? Must be Rat country.

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

It is better to ask for "forgiveness" than for permission.

A religious liberties law firm threatened to sue over the incident.

Who are they going to sue? The 8 year old? His parents? Or the school?

So, let me get this straight an 8 year old is expressing his religious liberty and a religous liberty law firm is going to sue because of he is willing to express his liberty. I know that this begs the question, but isn't that
what they should be fighting for?

I would go buy every candy cane in town and get a large number of Christians to drop them off a few candy canes with(Oh the horrors of it all) a Christmas card at the law firm all day long until Christmas.

[Naspino]

The bill of rights says we are to be free from religion and congress shall make no religious law. Right?

[Tai_Chung]

It's a "holiday party", not a "Christmas party".

If any of the other students were allowed to distribute small gifts to their classmates, then this child was obviously singled-out for discrimination.

The school should encourage "diversity" and allow Christian gifts at the party. They school can also teach history, government, and geography as it related to the Christmas holidays.

[stopem]

Okay so who the heck is the " nonprofit Liberty Legal Institute " and what rock did they crawl out from under?

Seriously, we have to stop these groups from taking away our rights.

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP - SECULARIZATION OF AMERICA ALERT!

[gcruse]

What kind of parents would put a kid in this situation?
They had to know it would stir up a rat's nest. Dolts.