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| This is Jakari Jackson for Infowars.com. | |
| We have a new article posted up by Don Salazar. | |
| Texas lawmakers to schools, yes, it's legal to say Merry Christmas. | |
| And it's just so amazing to me that going into the year 2015, just right around the corner, we had to have the governor of Texas, Rick Perry, come out and tell people, sign a bill saying, yes, you can say Merry Christmas. | |
| You can mention holidays, Hanukkah, and other things. | |
| In your school system. | |
| Because we live in a school system now where a young man can use the lady's restroom and if the girls have a problem with it, they're hate mongers and they're the ones that get in trouble. | |
| But if you want to celebrate the birth of Christ or even if you take it the secular route and you talk about characters like Santa Claus and or Jack Skellington, that is a no-no. | |
| And this is an article from last year Steve Watson posted. | |
| They said you can't even have old Jack, a skeleton, that wears a Santa Claus hat. | |
| That's a no-no in the school system. | |
| Maybe we've gone as far as banning traditional Christmas colors like red and green, Christmas trees and the like. | |
| So check it out, Infowars.com. | |
| It's definitely a war on free speech, war on religion, whatever you want to call it, because it's always what they want. | |
| You know, they say they don't want these students to feel uncomfortable or they don't want the students to feel that they're being pressured or bullied. | |
| But what about the students who are being pressured and bullied into not being able to celebrate their Christmas holiday? |
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