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shadowstalker
8th December 2012, 20:42
If atheists don't have a holiday it's there own fault. not any religions fault, ppl choose to make celebration or not, It should not be up to a judge, stop wasting tax payers money, make up a day or week or what have ya and make up something to celebrate, it doesn't take much to appreciate something and make it a holiday. Why is it some one else's fault that one chooses not to believe in something or not to have a holiday, be it religion or something else..

Take personal responsibility for what you want and believe in, stop blaming others.

P.S. Holidays aren't always religious.

http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/29344_139017276248316_628850748_n.jpg

P.S. Did the Judge just recite from the Bible?

Isn't he suppose to keep religion and state separate?

I say they are both wrong.

And wasn't the layer suppose to point out that the judge was suppose to keep religion and state separate?

Ps. still trying to see if this is a real story, cuz to be honest I have seen these type stories before.

WhiteFeather
8th December 2012, 21:02
Bah humbug. Thats how i feel on the religion topic including the corporate holidays.

shadowstalker
8th December 2012, 21:07
Ya I am not religious either not into it at all..
PPL make such big stinks over something they can fix on there own.
Heck it's not even a true discrimination case, it never should have gotten that far.

spiritguide
8th December 2012, 21:42
Every day is a holiday. Celebrate the life of all!

:peace:

TigaHawk
8th December 2012, 21:55
Does the Athiest (and other athiests) not take christian/jewish holidays?

Would it not then be a case of "spoilt brat" wanting something he can call his own that's the same because all the other cool kids have it? Even tho he's full taking advantage of their holiday day's.....

ghostrider
9th December 2012, 08:47
We are not free, lawyers and judges decide who what when where. Politicans just read the teleprompter supporting the courts.