You know our motto: Wherever there is mirth or joy or warm seasonal tidings, we’ll be there to pee on it.
Dude, really?
“I was turning around in the lobby, and I noticed the tree,” Mr. Sutley said. “And then, I noticed the angel.”
Mr. Sutley, an atheist, said he then went to the office of the county Board of Supervisors. “And there was a star,” he said.
Technically, neither stars nor angels belong to any particular religion. But to the mind of Mr. Sutley, 65, a veteran who has fought to keep religion out of public meetings and buildings, the symbolism was clear.
“For most people, a star atop a tree at this time of season represents the star of Bethlehem, which is a cult symbol, the cult being Christianity,” he said, adding that the government should be neutral on religion.
Two clips here, one of atheists doing what atheists do and the other of Laura Ingraham toying with some buffoon. Exit question: Did I not get the memo from Atheist HQ about why I should remotely give a wet shinola about the winter solstice? If you want to dump on Christmas, dump on it. Don’t offer nonsense pagan garbage holidays as a substitute. What’s next? Sunday school for nonbelievers? Oh … right.
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