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Old 10-08-2010, 06:33 AM   #46
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To me it is more important to allow anything in a tax-funded museum. That is because in a private museum you will be getting the owners personal taste and opinions influencing the choice of what to display. A tax-funded museum can and should be more non-biased.
That's my view on it too. Pandering to purely one section; whether out of fear of losing money, losing support, or actual violence; is a waste of taxpayers money and to a degree betraying the trust of those taxpayers who don't have such a vocal community.

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There seems to be a persistent idea that Christians are some kind of persecuted minority in the USA. This is incorrect. They are neither persecuted, nor a minority.

They do seem to be upset that people who aren't Christians are no longer remaining silent.
This is something that's always puzzled me, too.
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