Comments on: ACLU Won’t Let Dirty Deeds Decision Rest

By: apostle

apostle — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 17:32:12 +0000

BV: Just thought I’d let you know that I won’t discriminate you for your eye color.

“See that? No one was force-fed filth here.”

Except the fact the public education itself is un-Constitutional and should not exist. Privatizing the system would solve the persecution complex that both sides illustrate.

By: Me

Me — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 13:24:05 +0000

OH!!!! Another meaningless post by the Beaming Idiot. Go read your rambling jacka$$, and then go back to all of the [edited] stories you Liberals come up with to remove religion from schools and public display. If you have half a brain and it works just a little tiny bit, you’ll see the blinding hypocracy in the way you, the ACLU and other Liberals work and think. It would be you who are the so called fundagelicals what ever that word you made up out of nothing means. When a religions display is evident, try applying your own words “See that? No one was force-fed anything here.” But now this no one is force feeding anything argument suits your idiotic needs and it suddenly applies. Then you blab on with this line “Do you really support unwarranted bureaucratic intrusions like this?” Well why not, Liberal control freaks like you, and the ACLU stick their noses into tons of [edited] every day for the wrong reasons, whats the [edited] difference??? You people are so full of [edited] your eyes are brown.

By: Beaming Visionary

Beaming Visionary — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 06:22:51 +0000

You do realize that the only reason the showing of the film became controversial in the first place was that a couple of bleating fundagelicals objected, don’t you? Look:

“The movie’s June screening at the middle school had been approved by all appropriate school officials and was shown only to students who had received parental permission to watch the film…at least one scene in the film deemed inappropriate was not shown.”

Source: http://www.eastbayri.com/story/38473378108.php

See that? No one was force-fed filth here.

The movie was rated PG-13 — we’re not talking about a porn flick — and when I was in high school, my classmates were generally older than that. Yet Barrington high-schoolers now aren’t allowed to see the film either, and Jon Land has been banished from the entire school district.

Do you really support unwarranted bureaucratic intrusions like this? School-district-sanctioned censoring of Christian films and the Christians who produce them could be next, you know. Thank Odin for the ACLU.

Yours seems a questionable position coming from a guy who just hosted a thread dedicated to political incorrectness. Or maybe “political incorrectness” is, in your view, simply a euphemism for “anything and everything painting liberals in a negative light, but sparing conservatives.”

By: Camp Katrina

Camp Katrina — Wed, 07 Dec 2005 23:21:59 +0000

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