Our Country = Insane
 

Okay.. [url=http://www.fightpoliticalcorrectness.com:04fb6]click here[/url:04fb6] and check out the most recent three articles.

Holy Jesus Monkeys on a stick, our country has lost it.

Sorry,but if we want the news,we can go to the regular ones (CNN,FoxNews,USAToday etc...) eek:

I don't think poeple will go to that site for the latest news.

have you done any research to back up your bold claims.

No one is saying the site is there to provide you with groundbreaking news. It's a place to discuss stuff.

So STFU and go home. I'm also sick of this cross-thread flaming you like to do everytime I post, grow up.

I posted the link because I didn't feel like spamming up the place with three separate threads oOo:

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":91235]have you done any research to back up your bold claims.[/quote:91235]

I'm just saying

Hmm,is Dr.phil a political person,according that site he is if hes on it oOo:

Your propaganda is just sick. stupid:

Re: Our Country = Insane
 

sleeping: sleeping: sleeping: sleeping: sleeping:

Dr. Phil is definitely somewhat who propagates political correctness all over the place. He's the reason kids these days don't get reprimanded for anything and grow up to be deadbeats like Webb.

[quote:f3605]Source: FoxNews.com
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Hispanic Club, the Chess Club and the Gay and Lesbian Alliance are just some of the clubs that have displays in the hallways of Portland schools.

But after the Bible Club at Marshall High School put a Bible and some other Christian books in a display case, some teachers complained to the principal. After a call to the district's lawyer, the display was taken down.

District officials said they felt the display gave the impression that the school was endorsing Christianity.

Bible Club leader Jeff Chatterton fought back by contacting the American Center for Law and Justice, an organization that has taken on a number of similar cases. This week Chatterton filed a federal lawsuit against the school district, saying that his right to free speech was violated.

Chatterton also claimed that the school clearly violated of the Federal Equal Access Act . The Supreme Court has ruled that all student groups be given the same access to outlets such as school newspapers, bulletin boards, even the public address system.

Portland schools admit they treat religious and political student groups differently than they do sanctioned academic clubs, but point out that they do give religious groups places to exercise their free speech — just not display cases.

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that is just rediculous! I hate it how our culture has to break down so others can have their way.

ANYTHING BUT THE DISPLAY CASES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111

Love the site noctis.

I TOUCH MYSELF, I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME!!!!!!!!!oneoneeleven

Well, Jesus said that those that choose to follow Him would experience persecution from the populace, so none these stories suprise me.

go watch bowling for columbine. After watching that and learning about the corporations behind it all you tend not to watch the bullshit they feed you Americans.