On a public Texas school playground (Noah lived to be 950 years old)
Posted Mar 25, 2012, 3:08 PM UTC
Posted Mar 25, 2012, 3:08 PM UTC
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If the title post is accurate, and if this picture is also recent, I'd recommend contacting the ACLU.
It is accurate, the picture was taken yesterday afternoon. What could the ACLU do? My child is about to attend this school and I wouldn't want to make waves - it's Texas, they don't take too kindly to reason.
The ACLU would likely send a polite (and legally worded) cease and desist letter to the school ordering the removal of the object, as it violates separation of church and state. The school, not eager for a heavy handed legal smack down from the ACLU, will likely comply. Try getting in touch with the ACLU of Texas and asking for their opinion: http://www.aclutx.org/contact-us/
The ACLU takes care of this stuff all the time, most recently winning the removal of a prayer banner hanging in a public school in Rhode Island.
Where is this? Which park?
Were you there when it happened?
No, so you can't prove that he didn't live 950 years.
Checkmate Atheists!
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