[muawiyah]

Look, it's an MSNBC story ~ bad source on anything with any sort of religious angle. The writer did a poor job laying it out.

It's simply a story of a teacher seeing a quite common picture of a guy on the cross, and then freaking out.

Nothing more to it than that.

The state has an obligation to protect Christians from being assailed by ignorant yahoos simply because they draw a religious picture.

Here we have an ignorant yahoo who is an agent of the state railing at Christians over their imagery.

If there's something more to this it's NOT IN THE PUBLISHED STORY.

[freedumb2003]

>>The state has an obligation to protect Christians from being assailed by ignorant yahoos simply because they draw a religious picture.<<

True. That isn’t what happened here.

>>Here we have an ignorant yahoo who is an agent of the state railing at Christians over their imagery.<<

That isn’t what the article says happened.

>>If there’s something more to this it’s NOT IN THE PUBLISHED STORY. <<

You are the one who is imputing. My conclusions are drawn from the article as written.

[valkyry1]

He projects a lot. The fd character just isnt living unless he gets into some sort of personal confrontation with at least one freeper a day. It’s what defines him, see the post history