[BBell]

I don't know who voted yes. They must not have been locals.

[KingSnorky]

If I were the judge, I’d insist that the ACLU prove that it is indeed a picture of Jesus.

[3AngelaD]

Jesus losing 82 percent to 17 percent right now.

[gbunch]

Update: ACLU spokesman says if the judge paints a sombrero on Jesus' head, and adds a proper pronunciation guide under it (hay-SOOS) the picture may stay here indefinitely.

[Greg F]

Yes

81.56% 2711 votes

No

18.20% 605 votes

3324 Total Votes

ACLU winning in the poll; Jesus losing.

[dynachrome]

Thanks to BBell for the ping. The ACLU continues their marxist march.

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[TBP]

So would the ACLU objhect to a picture of Mohammad — or Osama bin Laden — or the head mullah from Iran?

[Tailgunner Joe]

The display of religious icons is protected by the First amendment and is by definition legal. They should be debating not the legality of the display ,but rather its constitutionality. Since the religious display is not a law, then it can’t be unconstitutional. ACLU terrorists have destroyed not only our legal system but our very language itself.

[ViLaLuz]

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