Reply to "Football, Prayers, and the First Amendment"

Bill GrayOld Faithful

Hi all,

Gee, based upon your logic -- the schools not only should, but MUST remove all water fountains from school property. Why? Because having water fountains on school property means that MY CHILDREN will have to drink water because the other kids are drinking water.

And, also, remove all urinals -- for, if a girl should accidentally wander into the wrong toilet she may get an inferiority complex because she cannot pee in the urinal.

After all, we MUST be fair to ALL the students. Therefore, drinking fountains and urinals on school property are UNCONSTITUTIONAL!

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

Bill

9/22/118:09 PM

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