“sorry, but i find that reasonable...”
sorry, but i find it to be an indication of anti-christian bias. i’ve heard of too many instances of some kid telling another kid that “we don’t like christians in this school.” it’s only an indication that secular parents, who are hostile to any hint of christianity, are infected with bigotry and hatred and would condone such heavy-handed tactics. only a generation ago, such a wearing of a religious symbol would have been dismissed. now, all it takes is the complaint of a son or daughter of a bigot hiding behind the “establishment clause” and the kid wearing the cross gets booted. it doesn’t say anywhere in the constitution that atheism shall be institutionalized, yet that’s what’s happening. they are making the comrades of old very proud.
It always amazes me that so many people are unable to see how utterly impossible it is for any government school to equally respect the establishment clause and the free expression of religion clause of the First Amendment.
Both groups of students ( and their parents) are under police, foster care, and court threat to imprison their child in the government indoctrination camp.
If the government allows free expression of religion, the atheistic and Secular Humanist child is subjected to unwanted proselytizing.
If the government forbids free expression of religion, then the government is doing 2 things: 1) violating the student’s human and First Amendment Right to freely express his religious belief, and the government is establishing the government religion of atheism, materialism, and Secular Humanism.
Axiom: Government schools, the First Amendment, and freedom of conscience can NOT coexist. They are utterly incompatible!