"Dr. Dr. Smithers" wrote in message news:hwtmd.345911$wV.105244@attbi_s54...
Harry,

Thanks for making my point for me. The celebration of Christmas by
communities and local governments, and the Proclamation of giving Thanks to
God (Thanksgiving) should not be prohibited by our government.

Now that might be offensive to some atheist, but what the hell, you can't
please everyone.

So, you wouldn't find it offensive if a group that coveted, say Cheese
Sauce, wanted the government to protect them from being prohibited?

(Praise CHEESESAUCE!)

On 17 Nov 2004 05:29:53 -0800, (basskisser) wrote:

"Dr. Dr. Smithers" wrote in message news:hwtmd.345911$wV.105244@attbi_s54...
Harry,

Thanks for making my point for me. The celebration of Christmas by
communities and local governments, and the Proclamation of giving Thanks to
God (Thanksgiving) should not be prohibited by our government.

Now that might be offensive to some atheist, but what the hell, you can't
please everyone.

So, you wouldn't find it offensive if a group that coveted, say Cheese
Sauce, wanted the government to protect them from being prohibited?

(Praise CHEESESAUCE!)

Wouldn't bother me any.

Now celebrating Jalapeño sauce - that should be prohibited.

Damn fundamentalist Jalapeño Saucers - they should all be lined up
against the wall and shot.

Kill 'em all and let Jalapeño sort 'em out.

Bastids - each and every one of them.

Later,

Tom

"basskisser" wrote in message
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"Dr. Dr. Smithers" wrote in message
news:hwtmd.345911$wV.105244@attbi_s54...
Now that might be offensive to some atheist, but what the hell, you can't
please everyone.

So, you wouldn't find it offensive if a group that coveted, say Cheese
Sauce, wanted the government to protect them from being prohibited?

(Praise CHEESESAUCE!)

I had to reread your sentence a few times to make sure I understood what you
said, but the answer to your question is "No, I would not". In fact today
the government protects everyone's right to praise anything they want,
including cheesesause".