The same thing happened in Ohio about 10 years ago. Schools were required to put them up, but not required to replace them if they were taken down or mysteriously disappeared.
"Someone" in the school I worked in at the time took them down and threw them away every time he saw one. Within a few weeks, they were all gone.
I god we trust was a 50’s anti communist propaganda play by the us government. (Those godless commies). Although first printed on coins in the late 1800’s, it was done on bills in 1957. It’s ironic that a country founded on a people leaving a place where a state church persecuted them for having a different religion, now wants a state sanctioned religion.
ITCM4 on August 21st, 2022 at 16:50 UTC »
One those posters is definitely gonna say in god we thrust by the end of the first week.
jschinker on August 21st, 2022 at 17:19 UTC »
The same thing happened in Ohio about 10 years ago. Schools were required to put them up, but not required to replace them if they were taken down or mysteriously disappeared.
"Someone" in the school I worked in at the time took them down and threw them away every time he saw one. Within a few weeks, they were all gone.
colorado_chris on August 21st, 2022 at 17:52 UTC »
I god we trust was a 50’s anti communist propaganda play by the us government. (Those godless commies). Although first printed on coins in the late 1800’s, it was done on bills in 1957. It’s ironic that a country founded on a people leaving a place where a state church persecuted them for having a different religion, now wants a state sanctioned religion.