Fuzzy
One by Four by Nine
Saw this elsewhere, though of y'all.
http://www.wavy.com/Global/story.asp?S=2508455&nav=23iiSdZ2
The skinny:
Trick or treaters in Virginia got plastic baggies from one house that
contained anti-abortion/pro-life pamphlets with "graphic pictures"
along with the candy. Some parents raised a fuss, the police were
unable to do anything, since the home handing it out didn't violate
the law. A local Baptist church has claimed responsibility for the fliers,
and states the fliers were not intended for the kids.
1. How does one put a piece of literature into a bag of candy, and NOT
intend it for trick or treaters?
2. If kids are "not hurt" by these sorts of things as has been postulated
earlier in this thread, why is the church responsible apologizing and seeking
forgiveness from the community?
http://www.wavy.com/Global/story.asp?S=2508455&nav=23iiSdZ2
The skinny:
Trick or treaters in Virginia got plastic baggies from one house that
contained anti-abortion/pro-life pamphlets with "graphic pictures"
along with the candy. Some parents raised a fuss, the police were
unable to do anything, since the home handing it out didn't violate
the law. A local Baptist church has claimed responsibility for the fliers,
and states the fliers were not intended for the kids.
1. How does one put a piece of literature into a bag of candy, and NOT
intend it for trick or treaters?
2. If kids are "not hurt" by these sorts of things as has been postulated
earlier in this thread, why is the church responsible apologizing and seeking
forgiveness from the community?
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