Did Jessica Ahlquist's Classmates Flunk History?

Someone needs to tell the good children of Providence, Rhode Island that the Inquisition is over! In January of this year, Jessica Ahlquist, of Rhode Island, won a lawsuit to force her school, Cranston High School, to take down a silly-lookin' banner with a misplaced Christian prayer on it out of the hallway in her school. Now, all of the nice Christian children are threatening Jessica and inundating every mailbox she has, including her family's snail mail box, with letters explaining how much "god" really hates her. Yawn.......this crap gets old. Of course it gets old; the Inquisition has been over for centuries.

It's a well-known fact that Jesus supports bullies. Bullying has been a method of evangelism since the time of Constantine. The problem in Rhode Island is.......religious bullying is against the law, along with the religious harassment and favortism Miss Ahlquist originally fought in court. It is abundantly clear that Miss Ahlquist does not care how the diety of Christiandom feels about the silly banner coming down from the walls of Cranston High, and it is also clear that she does not care what this diety thinks about her spiritual choices, either. So why do so many adults and children persist in threatening violence against her? Do they think Miss Ahlquist will convert if they scare her enough by using bully tactics? It looks that way. Here's my theory: the good Christian folks of Rhode Island know that if they harass a federal judge, especially the one who sided with Jessica Ahlquist and turned her lawsuit into a victorious lawsuit, and threaten violence against a judge, they could get visits from law enforcement on different levels and get charged with crimes. Then, they might have to prove their faith in "Jesus" by going to jail for their "beliefs" that Jessica deserves to be bullied and treated violently. So instead of directing their wrath at the entity truly responsible for their "persecution", they torment a child! Way to go, believers in Jesus! There will be an extra star in the crown of every Christian who truly scares Jessica with all of this nonsense.............or something like that.

Here's the letter that was sent, apparently by a representative of Jesus. Can anyone see why a Christian prayer in a public place might be offensive? Christianity has not changed, apparently, since the Inquisition.

Jessica Alquist And Christian Love

There have been a lot of hits to the blog lately for this post, about a sixteen year old Rhode Island high school student named Jessica Alquist, who successfully filed suit against her school to have some Christian propoganda removed from public view. This is the law, no government agency may publicly favor one religion over another or promote a religion with a display of that religion's prayers or propoganda aired in a public place. There is also something called Separation of Church and State. Jessica's very public school is not part of any church, but run by the STATE of Rhode Island, so when she got tired of looking at the silly-assed Christian crapola hanging on the wall, she rightfully sued to have the eyesore removed. There should be no problem.

Some parents have apparently trained their loving, Christian, little monsters that Jesus expresses his great, evangelical love by bullying any student who does not conform in some way to the mainstream, collective, bourgeois, humdrum, watered down, whitewashed, white, insane, untrue, incorrect, and highly prejudiced view of Christian religious outlook, and have allowed their jesus christing spawns to say some of the most offensive, threatening, and violent things I have heard in my entire fifty years of existance in this lifetime. Trust me, I have heard some rotton things, too. My Dad tried civil rights cases in Washington DC during the 1960's..........I have heard a lot of horrid sounding, prejudiced crap; but these Christian children in Rhode Island have actually managed to surprise me with their evil natures and ignorance of the laws of the land. Here is a link to some samples of the students' Christian love.

Isn't that sweet? The alarming thing is that there are reams and reams of examples of this, directed at this child over this incident. The sad thing is that none of the Christian parents of these Christian children are likely to have or display enough sense to be ashamed of their children and their religion. Hopefully, I will never hear another word about any Christian sect at any public school, unless it is to teach about the role Christianity played in some of the darkest moments of history, and to bring hope by pointing out how much better life will be when no one takes it seriously anymore.

Jessica Alquist; Evil Little Thing

Is there no end to Christian insanity? A young lady in Providence, Rhode Island, filed suit to have a religious prayer to an offensive diety removed from the hallway of her school, Cranston High. She won. But instead of taking the ugly thing down, and following the law, which clearly allows no favortism or preference for ANY religion, the whole town is harassing this child. A local representative even called her an "evil little thing" on public radio! Amazing....no such admonission for teenagers who act violently or sell drugs, just horrid focus on upsetting a child who lawfully did the right thing.

Why have Christians sunk their teeth and fingernails into the notion that everyone must believe outdated crap surrounding an ideal that has been shown to be false? Christians rationalized slavery, they rationalized sexism, they have sponsored one violent event in history after another, and they sweep the unlawful acts of many a Catholic priest under the rug. Lets also not forget Warren Jeffs, a child loving Mormon who is currently in prison because of his great love for children, and David Koresh, who died in Waco Texas, pushing Seventh Day Adventist Christian nonsense on the unfortunates who listened to him and got pulled into his orbit. Haven't the rest of us had enough??!! Why is no one concerned about the laws? Here's a picture of the alleged "evil little thing", and also a picture of a symbol of something that looks innocent enough, but truly has propagated more evil than one person could ever write about, since it's inception.

Any true interest in living that prayer would naturally preclude all of the bullying, harassing conduct of those who disagree with the court's ruling that the prayer must be removed. Anyone who truly believed in a "heavenly father" would certianly not want to create problems in the life of a sixteen year old child. Here is a quote form the above linked article, from The Daily Mail, Another sent her a message saying: 'How does it feel to be the most hated person in RI? You're a puke and a disgrace to the human race.'

That certainly does not make me feel much like going to church.