Valyntyne Hale (yeesh, what a name) and her dad like to worship the Devil and stuff. Whatever. Their life. But her middle school won't let her wear dog collars and skirts so short, everyone can see her hoochie.
“The school is bound and determined to use any means necessary to try to convert her to Christianity,” her dad whined recently. The school made her change her skirt (and possibly remove her bondagewear - the article didn't mention).
Funny thing, that. I think by this standard of measurement, most schools all over the world are now Christian schools. The missionaries can all come home now.
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ReplyDeleteI fail to see how changing a skirt and removing the collar is gong to change anyone's religion. That father needs to be happy his daughter is getting an education and stop whining. For that matter, what father is happy to see his daughter go to school in a skirt so short you can see her hootchie?
ReplyDeleteWith a "dad" like that, I feel sorry for the girl.
ReplyDeleteHa! This reminds me of a speaker I went to listen to the other day. He was talking about how his church leaders thought their public school was sufficiently Christian and a good place to send children to since most of the school teachers were also the church's Sunday school teachers.
ReplyDeleteSure enough, someone filed a lawsuit against the school for "establishing religion." And what was this establishment of religion? Were the teachers leading the children in prayer? Singing hymns? Leading in altar calls? Nooo...The lawsuit was because the school used green and red napkins at Christmas time, thus establishing religion!
At least that's the story he told...I haven't verified it.
*thus allegedly establishing religion!
DeleteI could sue the school because I'm a fundie and think such things are rather Pagan! Establishing religion, indeed.
DeleteI suppose the colours "evoke" Christmas, but plenty of Jewish people have lived in harmony with us and put up with, "Merry Christmas" for years. We should take a lesson from God's chosen people next time we're offended.
I'm on several fb groups and some are flipping out about school districts giving Muslim holidays off. *shrug* If they're a large minority in the district, I don't think it should be something we fight about.
Maybe we are more concerned about the "give an inch, they take a mile" aspect of it. But we shouldn't be the less generous party for all that. We are being given an opportunity to truly practice our religion in doing so. :)