I say they're both wrong. (And they both know it.) City Hall is a government building and should be free of ALL religious or anti-religious messages. We all have to go to City Hall eventually and I don't want to see any of it. But, the Mayor is more wrong because he has allowed a prayer day, a Ramadan display and a Nativity in City Hall, to name a few things that don't belong there. Keep all that crap out of assorted government spaces or face the wrath of 'free thinkers'.
I think the Mayor totally gets where Marshall is coming from, but, is pretending he doesn't. I also think the Mayor is one of 'those'. Those=christians who believe their way is right, but, pretend to support freedom of religion by secretly telling themselves 'all gods are really my god', but, no-god believers are 'hellbound sinners' and will not be tolerated. We all know the type. HERE is the article.
The Mayor needs to step up and do the right thing here. Good luck to Mr. Marshall, we need more people like him to stand up for what is right. You cannot have it one way in a public government space. Freedom of religion also means freedom from religion, and everyone damn well knows it by now.
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The guy in the top pcture, (the mayor?)...looks like your typical religious, nutbag,bible thumping pedophile. The thin lips, the weird hair, effeminate vibe, shiny forehead and just everything. Totally a pedo. Check his computer for child porn!!!
I thought that too. He's a little bitch.
Our state is trying to make the bible our state book. Who has a state book? Why do we need one?
Petition to make Pet Cemetery your state book. Or Fear Of Flying. It's absurd. No one needs a 'state book'. WTF?
The bible is the most violent book ever written. Good thing it's pure fiction.
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