On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 19:18:32 -0800, Mike Hunt wrote:
> The issue isn't that the Rabbi wanted the Christmas ornaments removed,
> but he wanted representation of his religion a this public facility.
>
> That request was denied, even though the last Supreme Court case on the
> subject agreed with the Rabbi.
>
> The fact that the airport management took down the Christmas ornaments
> leads me to believe that they knew they were in violation of that ruling
> . Why didn't they simply allow the Menorah to be displayed? Could it be
> they are anti-semitic
It was a good, grandstanding way of getting what they wanted. I understand
that the trees are coming back.
I notice nobody asking why it is tax money has to be spent on ornaments
rather than silly things like, you know, fixing potholes or even something
really absurd like airport security...
--
Mark K. Bilbo
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"Creationists criticize evolutionists for the demeaning idea
of 'coming from apes' and say that man is more noble than
that, and then have sermons where man is called a miserable
worm worthy to be burned eternally in hell."
-William Bagley |
