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To: netmilsmom

"She wasn't professing her faith, she was asking others to join hers.
At a meeting in the school, fine. At a gradution ceremony, it is tactless.
Wiccan, Muslim, Christian or Jewish, asking others to join in does not belong in this setting. "

She was doing both. It is tactless to you but not to others. If the community is 98% Christian they have no obligation to set aside their beliefs. What else is off limits - Im sure we could come up with other things. It definitely belongs in this settting - what do you make laws in this country? I thought we are a Republic and last I looked it wasnt in the Constitution that this type of speech was banned. Or perhaps you believe in an evolving constitution.


119 posted on 11/23/2005 11:38:57 AM PST by sasafras ("Licentiousness destroyes order, and when chaos ensues, the yearning for order will destroy freedom.)
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To: sasafras

While I do not believe it is against the laws of the country, it is against the law of good taste. I never stated that it was against the law, just low class.

Honestly, it makes me wonder if she has Aspergers Syndrome. Some things are totally inappropriate in society.

Hey my niece is Wiccan. Asking other attendees to join her coven is appropriate right???


124 posted on 11/23/2005 11:47:18 AM PST by netmilsmom (God blessed me with a wonderful husband.)
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