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Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
kwl
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
ino my pink shirts cool
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
but anywayz
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
u still goin out wid dan
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
hes a bit grumpy sumtymes
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
at skwl
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
i cant find the j ohhhhhhh i found it
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
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Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:01:
ur neva ****in on at the same tyme as me
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:01:
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My friend sent me it when I was offline... xD lol

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Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
kwl
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
ino my pink shirts cool
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
but anywayz
Michael sent 18/09/2007 15:59:
u still goin out wid dan
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
hes a bit grumpy sumtymes
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
at skwl
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
i cant find the j ohhhhhhh i found it
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:00:
ye so jw
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:01:
ur neva ****in on at the same tyme as me
Michael sent 18/09/2007 16:01:
cya lol


I dunno why I copied that..

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I made it!-

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Dispute over pentagrams in Roswell NM public schools

In 1999-SEP-7, The Roswell Independent School District in New Mexico had a dress code that stated (in part): "...Any attire associated with gothic, satanic, or occult-type activities such as trench coats, knee high boots, all-black clothing, spiked jewelry, upside-down crosses, swastika, tattoos, pentagrams, etc...are prohibited.." The son of Katherine King, owner of a local Pagan book store in Roswell, discovered the ban during a school assignment. He asked why such a prohibition was in place, because it was such an obvious violation of the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. This triggered a study which resulted in a recommendation by the school staff that the ban on religious symbols be removed - specifically the prohibition on pentagrams. Legal staff from the city advised that the ban was unconstitutional, as written. At a school district meeting, over 200 people attended. Many were from the conservative Christian Church On The Move; some were from other conservative Christian groups. After an emotional 3 hour discussion, the board voted whether to change the dress code. It was a 2 - 2 tie. This meant that the existing prohibition continued. Kathyrn King, described by the Roswell Daily Record as a "Pagan activist," is reported as saying that she will ask the American Civil Liberties Union to mount a lawsuit against the school board. 1,2
On SEP-12, the Roswell Daily Record News published an interview with Steve Smothermon, pastor of the Church on the Move. He indicated that their goal was not to deny any students the right to wear their religious symbol. "Our whole point was, nobody has the right to promote violence in our school system." Referring to Kathryn King, he continued: "If [the dispute is]...all about a symbol, change her symbol...But she shouldn’t be allowed to promote anything which promotes violence."
Mary Reeves, a member of Smothermon's congregation, said that the pentagram has been viewed as a Satanic symbol for centuries. "Why would they [the Neopagans] pick a violent symbol to promote their love? It’s been known as being violent from the medieval age on."
State Senator Rod Adair, (R-Roswell) expressed support for the pentagram ban. He said: "In an era when the term ‘zero tolerance’ for drugs, guns, knives and violence is the watchword of the day, it is inconceivable that we would allow symbols which directly promote Satanic worship and the violence and bloodshed which are part of it." His mention of violence and bloodshed apparently refers to the Satanic Ritual Abuse hoax. During the 1990's and early 1990's, many North Americans believed that Satanists ritually abused and killed tens of thousands of children annually. The belief has largely dissipated due to the complete lack of hard evidence. However, many conservative Christians are still convinced that it happens; Senator Adair is apparently one.
Smothermon doubts that the wearing of a pentagram is protected by law. "What ruling allows for violence to be promoted in our school system? I want to know what law that is. If they’re talking about the equal access law, that has no bearing on this issue." (The equal access law is a federal statute which assures that religious clubs and religious expression are guaranteed the same rights as secular clubs and secular speech). He continued: "They have the right to worship what they want to worship; that is not in question here."
On 1999-SEP-21, the school board again met to discuss the issue. The meeting was attended by about 400 Christians and just over 20 Pagans. The police had an obvious presence. Prayer meetings inside and outside the meeting area were held throughout the evening. The discussion period involving extensive public input. Speakers threatened to remove students from the school system if pentagrams were allowed; some called for a religious battle in the courts and offered to help with legal costs; some opposed the wearing of pentagrams anywhere, not just by students in school. The general consensus of the Christians at the meeting was that the pentagram is, and always will be, a Satanic symbol to them. One Native American spoke of Christians stripping his culture of their talking stick and other symbols of his faith. He said that he found the Christian cross offensive because, to him, it stood for the destruction of his culture. Many Wiccans and other Neopagans spoke, asking for tolerance, understanding and human rights. The board finally voted to cancel the previous dress code and substitute: "No student on school property or at any school activity shall wear, possess, use, distribute, display or sell any clothing, jewelry, emblem, badge, symbol, sign or other item that currently evidences or reflects membership in, or affiliation with, any gang." The vote was 4 to 1. The board decided to allow the wearing of Neopagan religious symbols. Those supporting the change indicated that they based their decision on constitutional considerations; the one person who was opposed based their decision on the massive outpouring of public concern. The Church on the Move threatened legal action to reinstate the ban.

-http://www.religioustolerance.org/

URHGG!!! HOW CAN PEOPLE BE SO HARD-HEADED??? I can't belive. Stupid school. Satanists, yeah right. Ptt...

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(I made it! no toutchie!)

(It kinda looks like pamela anderson o.O)

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^I copied it for some dumb reason..lol