Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Five Pointed Star Banned from Military Graves
According to the BBC: 
"Pagans in the US have filed a law suit against the government for the right to have their five-pointed symbol placed on gravestones in military cemeteries."
Ah nothing like a good old fight for religious freedom. Click here to read more.
¶ 11/14/2006 07:09:00 PM
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Why are pagans assholes? Because they want their religious affiliation represented like others? The article states the US Military recognizes Wicca as a religion. Why not ban all religious symbols rather than segregate?
And what kind of stars are on our flag? Oh, yeah. The five-pointy kind. And has anyone noticed that the U.S. Marshall's badge is a pentacle (five pointed star inside a circle)? Interesting.
The Dept of Veterans Affairs needs to get over their bigotry and honor their veterans in a way that actually honors them. If the veteran was Wiccan, let them have a star on their grave, for Goddess' sake.
Peas and hominy,
Dharma
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The Dept of Veterans Affairs needs to get over their bigotry and honor their veterans in a way that actually honors them. If the veteran was Wiccan, let them have a star on their grave, for Goddess' sake.
Peas and hominy,
Dharma
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