[Alex Murphy]

Chase Windebank is a senior at Pine Creek High School in Colorado Springs. Three years ago he started meeting together informally with his classmates for prayer and religious fellowship. The young people would meet in an unoccupied choir room to sing songs like “Amazing Grace” and discuss the issues of the day from a religious perspective. But all that changed on Sept. 29th when Chase was summoned to the office of Assistant Principal James Lucas. “He was told that he could no longer pray with his fellow students during free time because of the separation of church and state,” said Jeremy Tedesco, an attorney representing the teenager. …

I'd sue the hell out of the school.

[SaraJohnson]

Christians have to get more punitive when their civil rights are violated in demands for large settlements and the removal of bigoted bullying officials. They should demand that officials be educated on the first amendment. The Christian parents should get real uppity about the official being fired for being a bully. Do like the Marxists and the homos and make that person’s life miserable until they leave. We let people go when they are a danger to us even if we love them.

Christian parents should get it together now with practicing on the Marxists and then when Muslims come along through Christlam to bully them, they will be organized and ready to resist and conquer.