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Having grown up in the sixties before the ACLU, a few minutes of prayer or meditation if you didn’t want to pray, was an integral and readily accepted part of school life prior to starting each school day. No matter what was bothering you–passing grades, romance, etc., those precious few minutes of cognizance seemed to relieve the stress of life long enough for one to hold onto their sanity at least from day to day.
However, according to the laws of physics, for every action there must be an equal and opposite reaction. And the ACLU, having sued America into removing decades of traditional prayer, meditation, Christmas, and nearly every other form of subliminal morality from the nation’s public agenda’s, may be the source of today’s school violence and murder, and the growing onslaught of homosexuality–a form of zombies in which failed human beings sell their soul to the devil and roam the Earth as living dead people in search of pure absolute lust.

Sure, there were problems within the schools back in the sixties. But nothing in comparison to what’s now happening in the nation’s educational system.
Today’s youth, clearly unleashing on civilized society the catastrophic consequences of their explosive pressures–that equal and opposite reaction to the adult oriented ACLU systematically destroying in their many controversial lawsuits over the years, the school prayer and meditation that once helped young student’s cope with life’s stress.

Truth is, the youth generations, now starting to realize that they were merely pawns secretly used in a game to remove society’s moral barriers in order to promote adult agendas of homosexuality, and are viciously retaliating. Beyond promoting its own financial and homosexual agendas the ACLU has done nothing but unravel the moral fabric of American society.
Beyond promoting its own financial agenda the ACLU has done nothing but unravel the moral fabric of American society. Thus, young America needs to wake up to the fact that the answer is not purporting violence upon your fellow students, but rather extirpating the clandestine germination of ACLU evil and sending it scampering back under the rock from which it crawled.