YORKTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - A fanciful picture of the sun with the message “American Athiests Wish You a Very Merry Winter Solstice” has joined a Christmas creche and a Hanukkah menorah on a slice of town property. He misspelled “atheists,” but Chris Morton made his point when he put up the sign Thursday, the first day of winter. Morton won permission from Yorktown officials, who cited a freedom of speech clause in the town code. He erect the sign on a slice of lawn traditionally used for religious displays like the stable depicting Christ’s birth and the Jewish menorah.
—Ok, his heart’s in the right place and I’m glad the sign went up . . . BUT BUY YOURSELF A GODDAM DICTIONARY, YOU MORON! It does NOT make the rest of us “athiests” [sic—sic as a dog] look very good . . .
