RighteousRichey

Someone who can climb and nail a “Jesus Saves” sign to a post can equally nail boards, staple roofing tiles, and lay bricks to make more plentiful, affordable housing.

See, interestingly enough, the people who are behind the Jesus Saves signs are not posting them by climbing the power poles, but rather with these homemade sign staplers that are…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:

Greetings, Righteous Richey! It sounds like you’re doing some Happy Warrior work there! Great idea and I may join on the action in my area. Some Friendly Pro Tips: I would give the activist group a more fitting name and call them Street Salvagers instead of Street Pirates, since the activists aren’t looting anyone of any…

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unapologetic wrote:

“Removing illegally placed religious propaganda” OK, but how do I know what is illegal?

If the sign is on public property, such as the side of the highway or interstate, a power pole, or a street sign like a stop sign, yield sign etc. then it is illegally placed & you can remove it.

If the sign is on private property, suc…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:

When I go to a city council meeting and they ask us to bow our heads for the invocation; I always lean back, interlock my hands behind my head and whistle “zippidy do da”.

omfg That’s awesome 🤣

I would be inclined to agree, except the same people who post this propaganda are the same people who would destroy a statue like that within an hour of it being set up yet still want their signs to stay up. The kind of people who post this religious propaganda usually tend to be people who are openly intolerant of & disliking towards unbelievers…[Read more]