PC crybabies

[Marine]

I don't want to wake up one morning and find that I can't have a job because someone in line at the unemployment office complained about people like me.

There has been no recorded incident of such, and once again you're blowing this out of proportion.

By banning Crucifixes and other symbols of Christianity just to please one or two people or one or two groups of people is in violation of that Amendment, and the fact that this has not been realized by the government and the other people who are caving into the demands of the PC crowd makes me concerned.

Its not the demands of the 'PC' crowd that are caving people in. The reason why most parties take down certain 'religious' decorations is because of their incompotence. When the 'PC' people complain, they usually have a legitament reason, like having their displays being denied for another Nativity scene. They sue. The parent company (I.E the accused) fail to settle on their own neglagence and end up taking everything down because they know a regular atmosphere won;t cause trouble.

In the Library of Congress, thousands of these cases are docketed each year. Most are destroyed. The ones remaining are simply law suits that never reached aggreement. One states a Rabbi wanted a Menorah with the Holiday decorations, got the authority to do so, and was shocked to find the public works denied him. He sued. The public works couldn't reach an agreement so they just tore everything down.

There are rare cases of PC crowds being the problem.

Like a chorus teacher in Denver asked the school board if she could sing Jewish songs along with the Christian ones. At first the accepted, but then when parents started to complain about the three Jewish Songs compared to the Christian four, the board simply banned the 'religious' songs because of their own concious decisions to.

In the legal history of the matter, according the Library of Congress, most lawsuits dealing with religious backgrounds have been unsettled, resulting in the parent companys' own discretion on the matter.