This list is a work in progress. I welcome suggestions. Anyone who has more items to add to the list, post them in the comments. The intent of the list is to illustrate the futility of the multicultural approach to

Of course if Christians want to be reviled they are doing an excellent job. I had a rabid distaste for Christians for decades afterwards. Now I merely dislike their public religiosity.

I thought Jesus’ idea of praying in private rather than making a public show of it was a good idea. Well no need to pay attention to that stupid crap. That Jesus was an idiot.

Let reason, logic, and education have its place in

debate, for raging emotions are of miniscule value.

Arshiya is exercising a constitutional right granted

to every American (Establishment Clause–1st Amendment)

which dates back to the late 18th century. Thus this idea,

of Government and religion as separated entities is not a new,

radical, or even Muslim issue.

Furthermore, if Arshiya felt as though she was the victim of such

intrusions, a judge is to determine if a violation of the 1st amendment

has happened. The test the Judge uses is called the “Lemon Test” (Lemon

v Kurtzman 1971), which classifies a violation when the action violates

any of the three of the following prongs:

1. The government’s action must have a legitimate secular purpose;

2. The government’s action must not have the primary effect of either

advancing or inhibiting religion; and

3. The government’s action must not result in an “excessive

entanglement” of the government and religion.

It is obvious after observation of the entire proceeding at Shelby

County High school that there were indeed multiple violations–two for

sure, and possibly even three. Thus, it is ludicrous to continue with

illegitimate claims and allegations.

In closing, it is sad that in this day and age, emotions and feelings of

hate and anger are allowed to fill the void left by an absence of

intelligence and reason. Recommendation–educate yourself, and become

more tolerant of other communities and cultures; for they were the

foundation of our country.

(and in a rare departure: asshat)

“Apparently you have forgotten about Eklund vs. Byron Union School District.”

No I haven’t. That was a dumb move on the school’s part and never should have occurred. Nothing based on imaginary beings, especially of the nasty, violent sort adhered to by Christians and Muslims, should be introduced into public-school classrooms.

On the surface, and in agreemnet with this site’s stance, not agreeing with the aclu is a good thing.

On the other hand we have quite an adorable dichotomy here.

If most muslims weren’t hypocrits they would not support the aclu, which purports to fight for our rights, so are you saying that the muslims wouldn’t support rights? Or do you recognize that the aclu’s stances don’t support what is best for this country, and most muslims would?