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JJ12622 t1_jau10wv wrote

Death threats from followers of Jesus really drive this whole thing home

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Modestkilla OP t1_jau2rci wrote

I for one wish the club was actually about satanic worship. These knuckleheads that were calling in threats don’t even realize it had zero to do with that. It would take all of 30 seconds to google what the club is about. Anyway I hope this club comes back and most importantly hail satan.

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Sunni_tzu t1_jauljz8 wrote

It's it's Hellertown FFS. God must have put it there for a reason. /s

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Important_Egg_6748 t1_jav7xp2 wrote

I might of mis-read the article but it says it was one person and his name is Ceu Uk. Doesn’t say anything about him being Christian or part of an activist group. Just wondering where your information came from?

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insofarincogneato t1_javljeg wrote

I'm stuck on "could". Like, what does that mean? Are you going to? Let me know how that shit goes.

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IamSauerKraut t1_javrjk3 wrote

ACLU says "it could."

Is this really what they said? Or did the author engage in lazy passive-aggressive writing?

Either shit (sue them) or get off the pot (stop issuing meaningless statements).

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pizzapantifa t1_javw0bi wrote

Bro did you really just try to "it's severely unlikely that a man who called in a shooting threat over a club named "After School Satan Club" is a Christian. Especially when his name sounds so foreign-y!" us?

*might have

*misread (it's one word)

https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/northampton-county/2023/02/north-carolina-man-threatened-to-shoot-saucon-valley-school-over-after-school-satan-club-da-says.html

>“He stated the After School Satan Club is trying to turn kids into devils, and he found out about it on Facebook,”

Please list non-secular organizations that are concerned about "trying to turn kids into devils".

Fucking plug your ears and close your eyes some more.

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mkinn01 t1_javz290 wrote

Tax dollars will go to fighting this ridiculous law suit. There are so many great causes the ACLU can use its resources on. Stupid shit clogging up the system. Please don’t tell me it’s a free speech issue . Just some rich kids that are bored.

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BeatsMeByDre t1_javzi76 wrote

So, was the After School Christian Club cancelled too? Isn't that the point?

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SirLoinOfCow t1_jaw2134 wrote

This sub is unhealthily obsessed with this particular story. We need to pin it and have one megathread.

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wellarmedsheep t1_jaw6pqf wrote

Everybody is posturing, ASS, the superintendent, and the ACLU.

The Super, who serves at the consent of an elected school board in a conservative area needs to appear to push back against "the devil"

The ACLU is asking the super to blink. "Do you really want to do this?"

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mkinn01 t1_jaweowy wrote

Ok, let me pose this question to you. If say I was a student at this school and wanted to start the let’s say “Christ Club” and I was turned down (as I should be) Do you think the ACLU would come to my defense and say it is a free speech issue? If the answer is yes then I will agree with you.

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SirLoinOfCow t1_jawk31r wrote

Ok, I just did. They said "What is a subreddit? What are you talking about?"

That got me nowhere. I'll check back in tomorrow when this is posted about again.

BTW, I never expressed an opinion on the subject. I'm just saying, of all the things happening in PA, this thing is getting disproportionately brought up.

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here-i-am-now t1_jaww633 wrote

"I don't think any religious-based clubs or thoughts should be placed in our school,” said Jessie.

So does Jessie get it or it’s the a massive r/woooosh?

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drxdrg08 t1_jax7sk2 wrote

Maybe ACLU should spend their efforts somewhere else. Like suing someone to change the fact that of kids in the largest school district in the state can't read at grade level?

I thought education was a human right?

Injecting themselves into some situation with a satan club seems like an absurd waste of resources. Kids in Saucon can read.

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CoalCrackerKid t1_jaxafk3 wrote

Choosing to die on this hill doesn't help district kids. SVSD will blow $ on this whole "culture war" nonsense that they could have, instead, chosen to spend on the kids. The best that they can hope for is to find a right-wing law group who'll work for them in exchange for the free publicity (which will lessen damages, when they come, but not make them 0...see Kitzmiller v Dover SD).

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FuzzyWuzzyFoxxie t1_jaxfw0t wrote

High or decent quality education isn't a right in the United States, so they cannot do that.

Freedom of religion, separation between church and state, and freedom of speech are established and protected rights in the United States with legal precedent.

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Important_Egg_6748 t1_jb9kg4x wrote

Just a simple question. Where did you get your information from? No need to get all fired up. You are making all the implications, not me. How do we know he isn’t a non-denominational mentally I’ll person living in his mom’s basement?

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Important_Egg_6748 t1_jbe3n4q wrote

I’m not trying to convince people of anything. If he’s a Christian activist, great, I don’t care. I am open to that. You on the other hand are not open to anything other than the fact he is with zero supporting information.

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Important_Egg_6748 t1_jbe4vh4 wrote

It is scary when people want to yell and scream in an attempt to silence. Yell and scream when somebody asks a legit question that the answer to might go against their their developed narrative. I answered your question. I am not trying to convince anybody of anything. Just seeking the truth….nothing I’ve said so far is persuasive either way. Now can you please answer my question. Where did you see information that says this guy is a Christian?

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