Dr. Popalot
12th March 2004, 11:33 AM
This weeks commentary has a story about a person dressing as the Devil and was evicted (exercised?) for being disruptive! What an outrage, he wasn't the one throwing popcorn, candy or cola.
The manager of theatre asked him to leave because he was "a disruptive presence," adding that the policy of the business was to eject anyone that interfered with the movie experience of fellow patrons. " It was those "Christians" that were violating the law. They should be the ones thrown out! What about the rights of those that weren't offended? If I go to the theater with my fellow athiests, can I get the manager to throw the christians out if I am offended at their behavior? Do I have the right to be offended at their praying in public (which, BTW, is prohibited in the Bible!)?
The manager of theatre asked him to leave because he was "a disruptive presence," adding that the policy of the business was to eject anyone that interfered with the movie experience of fellow patrons. " It was those "Christians" that were violating the law. They should be the ones thrown out! What about the rights of those that weren't offended? If I go to the theater with my fellow athiests, can I get the manager to throw the christians out if I am offended at their behavior? Do I have the right to be offended at their praying in public (which, BTW, is prohibited in the Bible!)?