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The street, “Seven in Heaven Way,” was officially dedicated last weekend in Brooklyn outside the firehouse where the firefighters once served. The ceremony was attended by dozens of firefighters, city leaders and widows of the fallen men.
Originally posted by Ancient Champion
The victims of 911 are honored by the naming of a street "Seven in Heaven Way" and the NY atheist get mad try to have the sign removed. If you don't like the sign then don't look at it!edit on 21-6-2011 by Ancient Champion because: added more words
Originally posted by here4awhile
No matter what you do or say there will always be somebody out there who finds it offensive...can't accommodate to everything that people find offensive or we wouldn't have things like christmas, hannukah, easter, south park, family guy, beef, chicken, bacon...I could go on for days...
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Ancient Champion
The victims of 911 are honored by the naming of a street "Seven in Heaven Way" and the NY atheist get mad try to have the sign removed. If you don't like the sign then don't look at it!edit on 21-6-2011 by Ancient Champion because: added more words
Yeah. Those crappy atheists, fighting to preserve America's important rights. They should just shut the heck up because YOU like the sign. That's all that matters, right?
There should be no signage or displays of religious nature in the public domain. It’s really insulting to us.
Originally posted by gnosticquasar
I think they're being a little bit too sensitive about the whole thing. It's the name on a street sign, not the city dedicating a frickin church.
The thing of it is that if we disallow anything that can even be remotely construed as religious, we violate the Constitution as well because it reads for or against. The ideas of Heaven and Hell have become heavily secularized concepts, are part of the cultural norm, and these people seriously need to concentrate their pissiness on something a little bit more important.
Originally posted by Ancient Champion
The street, “Seven in Heaven Way,” was officially dedicated last weekend in Brooklyn outside the firehouse where the firefighters once served. The ceremony was attended by dozens of firefighters, city leaders and widows of the fallen men.
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The victims of 911 are honored by the naming of a street "Seven in Heaven Way" and the NY atheist get mad try to have the sign removed. If you don't like the sign then don't look at it!edit on 21-6-2011 by Ancient Champion because: added more words
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by Ancient Champion
The street, “Seven in Heaven Way,” was officially dedicated last weekend in Brooklyn outside the firehouse where the firefighters once served. The ceremony was attended by dozens of firefighters, city leaders and widows of the fallen men.
Link
The victims of 911 are honored by the naming of a street "Seven in Heaven Way" and the NY atheist get mad try to have the sign removed. If you don't like the sign then don't look at it!edit on 21-6-2011 by Ancient Champion because: added more words
They have the right to protest guaranteed under the Constitution. If you don't like to see them protest Don't look at them.
Originally posted by traditionaldrummer
Originally posted by Ancient Champion
The victims of 911 are honored by the naming of a street "Seven in Heaven Way" and the NY atheist get mad try to have the sign removed. If you don't like the sign then don't look at it!edit on 21-6-2011 by Ancient Champion because: added more words
Yeah. Those crappy atheists, fighting to preserve America's important rights. They should just shut the heck up because YOU like the sign. That's all that matters, right?
Originally posted by Kojack
Atheists need to practice turning a blind eye to religious affairs/practices/displays
makes them no better than the christian who finds EVERYTHING offensive (if a "Ned Flanders" really does exist)