CaféAuLait;8963814 said:One can't have Jesus Plates in many states and or anything identifying a religions...
I read the rest of the article and it says this:
Plates such as BAD HASS, , MPEACHW, GOES211and ISNOGOD have all been rescinded by various state DMVs after complaints were filed. Meanwhile, AAAGH, K BYE and TIKL ME are all fine. Americans take to vanity plates like flies to molasses, with some 10 million in circulation, meaning millions in extra revenue for the state. Ronald Reagan had his own California plate: GIPPER.
But in the pantheon of questionable vanity plates, the atheist question runs deeper. Litigants in Utah and Florida have successfully fought back complaints about their ATHEIST plates. Standards of good taste run all over the place, though. Not long ago, a Virginia woman had to return a plate that read HAISSEM, or messiah spelled backwards.
I don't get why "MERLOT" would be banned or "GOES211", what am I missing, I always have a hard time deciphering vanity plates.
Vanity plates should not be allowed. All they do is cause problems. The state needs to find another way to generate funds, a way that does not cause contention.
Yup....let's ban and censor anything you don't like.....
...Ooop...I should have said 'anything that offends you.'
Let me guess: you're a Liberal.