The ACLU of Massachusetts is complaining that a proposed statue depicting St. Michael the Archangel stepping on the neck of a demon, very common Catholic religious imagery, evokes the image of George Floyd being stepped on the neck by the police officer. You can’t make this stuff up.
Though crazy, the story is not a surprise considering the ACLU’s long anti-Christian record and is rooted in atheism. (<a href="https://spectator.org/is-the-aclu-crazy/">RELATED: Is the ACLU Crazy?</a>)
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The ACLU of Massachusetts is complaining that a proposed statue depicting St. Michael the Archangel stepping on the neck of a demon, very common Catholic{ai:summary}The ACLU of Massachusetts is criticizing a proposed statue of St. Michael the Archangel, claiming it resembles the image of George Floyd being restrained by police. This complaint reflects the ACLU's ongoing stance against Christian imagery, which some view as rooted in atheism.The controversy highlights the tensions surrounding religious symbolism and contemporary social issues. Critics argue that the ACLU's position is emblematic of a broader anti-Christian sentiment. #society

The Weekend Spectator Ep. 35: The Atheist ACLU Is Insane

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