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jdramj · 09-14-2005, 05:45 PM

I just feel that based on interviews I have seen with this idiot, having not actually read the court transcripts of what was agrued, that this guy is just plain and simple an idiot. His ex-wife stated that his daughter, who he was originally fighting for, is herself a very happy Christain and has no problems saying it with "under God". He states that he is being perscuted on a relgious basis due to the fact he is an aethist and that all aethists are treated as second class citizens.

I did like the LA school districts response....we won't be changing anything based on this ruling....if you don't want to say the pledge based on religious differences, you are not required to do so.

Personally, my kids are in a private Christain school and they will say it everyday until the cows come home or graduation....whichever comes first. If my children decide it is against their beliefs as they come of an age to make their own decisions, it will be their responsibility to handle themselves and their own beliefs in an appropriate manner.

I feel for the school districts (and I believe there were 2 or 3 named in the lawsuit) that had to waste time, effort, and resources on this.

09-14-2005, 05:45 PM	#36
jdramj Trying to sleep Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 201	I just feel that based on interviews I have seen with this idiot, having not actually read the court transcripts of what was agrued, that this guy is just plain and simple an idiot. His ex-wife stated that his daughter, who he was originally fighting for, is herself a very happy Christain and has no problems saying it with "under God". He states that he is being perscuted on a relgious basis due to the fact he is an aethist and that all aethists are treated as second class citizens. I did like the LA school districts response....we won't be changing anything based on this ruling....if you don't want to say the pledge based on religious differences, you are not required to do so. Personally, my kids are in a private Christain school and they will say it everyday until the cows come home or graduation....whichever comes first. If my children decide it is against their beliefs as they come of an age to make their own decisions, it will be their responsibility to handle themselves and their own beliefs in an appropriate manner. I feel for the school districts (and I believe there were 2 or 3 named in the lawsuit) that had to waste time, effort, and resources on this.
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