[RockChucker]

Didn't we flee Europe to avoid this kind of cr*p?

[Alter Kaker]

HA! In America I don't know joke from truth.

[Modernman]

Great bumper sticker I saw last year- "Don't Blame Me- I Voted for Cthulhu"

[AntiGuv]

Campus Crusade For Cthulhu

[Servant of the Nine]

Shub Internet be with you

So9

[syriacus]

Hadn't heard people fled their old countries to escape from monuments.

Enlighten me.

[dandelion]

No, if the community supports the Cthulhu cult, and the community is 95% Cthulhu worshippers, then they didn't flee Europe to run away from Cthulhu. They fled Europe to get away from the peasants with torches who would stop them from worshipping Cthulu...

They have to provide their own virgins, however, and do it in a manner which supports the laws of the United States. That being said, it is their right to worship Cthulhu within those boundaries, seeing as how they are protected under the first amendment, free exercise thereof.

[kevkrom]

Big difference, Cthulhu is not part of the basis for the philosophies underlying the law, the 10 Commandments are.

[anniegetyourgun]

We fled Europe and created a constitution and founded on the decalogue....not Cthulhu.

[Unknowing]

Hold it -- "THE" Mad Arab?

[GrandEagle]

Cthulhu
If the people of the state of Alabama wished to do this, the Feds had no constitutional grounds to stop it as long as a republican form of government exists there.

[=Intervention=]

Only if you really believe that worship of Chtlu (sp) is the same thing as posting documents that undergird the basic values that helped shape our government. The 10 C (in the form posted) are referenced by Judiasm, Protestantism, Mormonism, and any number of lesser religions such as Jehovah's Witnesses and the like. This is not a government-sponsored religion. No-one is forced to obey the 10C while in the courtroom. Stop the FUD (fear, uncertainity and doubt). Maybe you want to live in a world where people fear only being caught by the justice system, but I'd rather.

[rotstan]

Ia! Ia! Cthulhu Fthagn! The Black Goat in the Woods Ia! Ia!

[Belial]

Hey, that's the wrong theocracy! All Hail Eris!

[sasafras]

Freedom of religion you might want to study your history books. The ten commandments is not a picture of Christ or Buddha - they are the historical presumptive belief on which our legal system was founded.

[RockChucker]

Please, will someone kill this thread?

Where is our sense of horror... uh.. I mean humor, folks?

[Graybeard58]

"Didn't we flee Europe to avoid this kind of cr*p"?

I'm learning. When I first read this article I thought that you agreed with it because you posted it, then I read your comment (in quotes above) and realized just because you posted it didn't mean that you agree with it.
To equate Christians with "Insane cultists" is insanity itself.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Osama Bin Laden?

[Roughneck]

where a monument of Cthulhu was put in place by Moore which he has refused to take down, August 21, 2003 in Montgomery

This would be suitable for socialist-liberal-atheists to make their point IF Cthulhu's commandments were the ones for the basis of our laws, and if the people that founded the USA were worshippers of Cthulhus!

But, the point being made here is ridiculous because the USA was founded by Christians,not cthuluians and our laws were from GODS 10 commandments.

Live with it ACLU.
Live with it atheists.
Live with it revisionist.
Live with it socialists.

Live with it democraps!

[CanisRex]

Forget 'em if they can't take a joke RC. I don't read HPL any more, but it certainly didn't make me any less of a Christian today and I found it nostalgically cool to see your post today.

[O Neill]

...case that can persuade the U.S. Supreme Court to break its quarter century of silence on the issue.

Would have to have pictures of naked people engaged in extraordinary sex practices...