Posted by anon, yellow@hotmail.com, on 8/25/01

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If congress can't restrict the expression of religion, how
is it they can 1)prohibit the display of Nativity scenes
(just because it is on government property doesn't mean the
government is endorsing it - it just shows free expression}
and 2)the saying of "Merry Christmas" on the radio? You can
only say "Happy Holidays" - "Merry Christmas" is in the
same category as "f..." That seems a shame. Explain that
to me legally.

Re: First Amendment as quoted on this page, 12/15/06, by v.

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