CAPTCHATHIS
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- Sep 26, 2014
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The billboard being protected free expression is not at issue, whether it is divisive or not is. Your "interpretation" as to the message of the billboard is a crock. Calling going to church akin to a fairy tale could be considered highly offensive to many people, regardless of what you (or I) personally believe. No billboard is required for those free from faith to 'celebrate' Christmas without attending church.
I was raised in a very strict Christian church. As a youngster, I was forced to go against my will, and wasn't allowed to ask questions. It took me 40 years to recover from that stifling indoctrination. I suppose that's why I find the billboard in the OP refreshing.
I think this sign is ridiculous, because clearly we see that atheists do exist, unlike God. But this is a free country, they have every right to put up this sign, no matter how ridiculous.
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I didn't think freedom of speech was the point of the OP.
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