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“Annie Laurie Gaylor, called Walker’s decision rude and insensitive to non-Christians.
TFB ... go pi$$ up a rope.”
Is that a physical possibility?? Just asking.
Annie Laurie Gaylor finds the sight of a CHRISTMAS TREE rude and offensive and demands they be removed.
I seem to remember that in 1930’s Nazi Germany, there were those who found the sight of STARS of DAVID, rude and offensive and they demanded the loathed symbols be removed.
I remember they were and we saw the end result.
Annie Laurie Gaylor stays true to her beliefs.
This Buddhist says, “Amen!”