President Trump Embraces God at Inauguration

Progressives and their godless agents are in panic mode after President Donald Trump’s inauguration.  Our new commander-in-chief practically declared war on centralized government and all the corruptocrats that infest it.  He also publicly embraced God and Christianity on the Capitol steps.

Progressive organizations, like the Freedom from Religion Foundation, have a mission to remove Christian prayer from city halls and the public square.  These heathens have successfully used the courts to fundamentally transform the First Amendment into an anti-Christian battering ram.  Their interpretation is historically incorrect and an affront to the ideals that forged this great country.

The Freedom from Religion Foundation can sue small town America because they’re easy pickings and can’t afford long drawn out court battles.  Let’s see if they have the balls to take on the Trump administration.

Source:

https://ffrf.org/news/archives

Diner Threatened by Anti-Christian Bigots

Last week, customers were singing the praises of Mary’s Gourmet Diner for offering a 15% discount to anyone who offered a prayer of thanks to our Creator for the blessings they were about to receive.  That came to a screeching halt when the Freedom From Religion Foundation threatened this small business owner for having the audacity to exercise her God given right of freedom of religion and association.

I mentioned this restaurant last week in one of my post.  I predicted it was a matter of time before some scumbag organization, like The Freedom From Religion Foundation, would threaten to sue.   These people aren’t happy until their “religion” is imposed upon everyone else.  Here is an excerpt from CBS Charlotte:

The Freedom From Religion Foundation wrote a letter to Mary Haglund, owner of Mary’s Gourmet Diner, threatening legal action if the diner did not drop the 15 percent discount for praying because it violated the Civil Rights Act.

The “promotional practice favors religious customers, and denies customers who do not pray and nonbelievers the right to ‘full and equal’ enjoyment of Mary’s Gourmet Diner,” attorney Elizabeth Cavell wrote in the letter.

Following the letter, Haglund posted a note on the diner door informing customers that the 15 percent discount will no longer be allowed.

“We at Mary’s value the support of all of our fellow Americans. While you may exercise your right of religious freedom at this restaurant by praying over your meal to any entity or non-entity, we must protect your freedom from religion in a public place,” the note read. “We are no longer issuing the 15% praying in public discount. It is illegal and we are being threatened by lawsuit. We apologize to our community for any offense this discount has incurred.”

If a restaurant OWNER wants to give a discount to his/her customers that is their business.  If people don’t like it, don’t go there!  It is that simple.  But no, The Freedom From Religion Foundation has to trample on the civil rights of Christians.  The favorite libtard mantra is “you didn’t build that business. “ Well, apparently you don’t own it either.

Source:

http://charlotte.cbslocal.com/2014/08/07/diner-stops-giving-praying-in-public-discount-after-atheist-group-threatens-lawsuit/

http://costonscomplaint.blogspot.com/2014/08/diners-discount-for-prayer-draws.html

Tables Turned on Anti-Christian Bigots

The tables have turned on a bigoted anti-Christian organization. American Atheist paid $15,000 to display their message of hate and intolerance during the DNC convention in Charlotte, NC only to have it shoved back in their face.

American Atheists and Adams Outdoor Advertising are removing two Charlotte billboards slamming Christianity and Mormonism after the national atheists’ group said it received an outpouring of public anger and threats.

The billboards, targeting the faiths of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, went up about two weeks ago on Wilkinson Boulevard and the Brookshire Freeway. They were supposed to be present for the duration of the national conventions, though the billboards were in Charlotte only, and not in Tampa, Fla.

Amanda Knief, the managing director of American Atheists, said a report from Fox News about the billboards Wednesday incited a national outpouring of “vitriol, threats and hate speech against our staff, volunteers and Adams Outdoor Advertising.”

Knief said if Adams had not been involved, American Atheists would have kept the billboards in place.

“It was a mutual decision between us and Adams Advertising for the safety and interests of both organizations that the billboards come down,” Knief said.




So, now these anti-Christian bigots know what it’s like to be harassed and silenced. I wonder if this lesson will soften their pillory-them-all mentality. I doubt it. Organizations like American Atheist and The Freedom from Religion Foundation make a living trampling on the First Amendment rights of others. There’s a lot of money to be made fleecing the Jesus freaks.

Source: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/08/24/3476126/outcry-causes-atheist-funded-billboards.html#storylink=cpy


http://thenewamerican.com/culture/faith-and-morals/item/12539-atheist-group-attacks-schools-in-tennessee-mississippi-over-prayer-at-athletic-events

Wisconsin Atheist Bullies Texas Community Over Nativity Scene

It’s that time of year when atheist busy-bodies run around the country pissing on everyone’s Christmas. And nothing sets them off like a nativity scene on government property, whether it be on federal, state, county, or municipality. Every year, we have to put up with these intolerant, self-absorbed scums, who aren’t happy, unless they’re making others miserable.

One of the biggest hum-buggers is The Freedom from Religion Foundation based in Wisconsin. These dirtbags aren’t content on harassing the citizens of their own state; no, they decided to take their clown show to Texas. The residents of Henderson County must be perplexed that a bunch of Godless heathens from Wisconsin have targeted their little community.

"I just don't understand it, to be honest with you," said Henderson County Judge Richard Sanders. "I'm just confused about it."

Sanders says residents haven't complained. The issues were brought up by the Freedom from Religion foundation, a Wisconsin non-profit group who sent a letter to the county this week, calling the display unconstitutional and demanding it come down.

"I'm an old country boy, you come to my house looking for a fight, you're going to get one," said County Commissioner Joe Hall. "That's from the bottom of my heart."

There's no confusing how Hall feels. He says the county isn't budging.

"We'll remove it when hell freezes over," Hall said. "It's not going to happen."

Henderson County doesn't own the nativity scene. It has been put up for more than a decade by volunteers from the Keep Athens Beautiful group.

It is completely ridiculous that the citizens of Henderson County, Texas have to put up with the shenanigans from a coterie of Wisconsin malcontents. It is time to take away the atheist cudgel, and that means repealing the 14th Amendment.

Source: http://www.wfaa.com/news/texas-news/Wisconsin-based-non-profit-calls-for-local-nativity-scene-to-come-down-135222078.html