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Originally Posted by The_Rorschach
". . .historically discriminated against followers of Wicca."
And I'm sure its an EXTENSIVE history at that.
Jen, I am ready to condede. You are indeed the master of empty intellectualism, and as such, I support your need to wander from the Rave forum and post nonsensical, tepid rants of intrinsically worthless drivel.
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Take a look at this:
If it would've been a Christian kid being teased, you can bet they would've done something," said Smith's attorney, Joel Sklar. "But the Lincoln Park School District has historically discriminated against followers of Wicca."
Sklar referred to a 1999 case in which high school student Crystal Seifferly sued the Lincoln Park School District because she was banned from wearing jewelry depicting the five-pointed star that is the symbol of pagan faith. In that case, a U.S. district judge ruled that the district's policy violated Seifferly's religious rights, and the school district's ban on Wiccan jewelry was overturned.
See? They really did discriminate against Wiccans in the past.
And if you think that it is "intrinsically worthless" to be upset over the fact that a double standard and harrasment due to religious bias drove a little girl to suicide, then you are a pretty pathetic excuse for a human being.