Religious Intolerance Alleged at Military Academy

Curtis Weinstein said he experienced this on the softball field from a cadet whose name he didn’t know. “He knew I was Jewish and referred to myself and my religion using the f-word, calling me, like, an f-ing Jew, and blaming me for killing Jesus,” Weinstein said. [...] The anonymous graduate, who says he is open about being an atheist, described what happened when he posted a poem about atheists in the military on the door of his dorm room. “Every day after class it was torn back down,” he said. “But I kept putting it back up until my roommate finally threatened: ‘If you keep putting that back up, I’m gonna ask for another roommate.’ ” His formal complaint contains a litany of charges, including that cadets who didn’t go to chapel after dinner were referred to as heathens; that mandatory events often include Christian prayers.

And here’s the funny part:

The recent graduate said that when he brought the charges to the academy’s Military Equal Opportunity Officer, the officer told him he was a Christian and that it was his duty to “bring him back” to the flock.

And the circuit is complete. Of course, legally, it all makes perfect sense — since we wouldn’t want to “censor” all the little xians:

He said the academy must not trample on the rights of Christian students in trying to fix this problem. “A cadet can constitutionally approach another cadet and even say, ‘I believe that my beliefs are the truth and the only way to go to heaven, and yours are sending you to hell,’” he said, “and that’s constitutionally protected.”

Well, sure. And so is (say) my turning to the latino female on my left and saying, “Why, hello, you little fucking spic whore.” Ummm, something wrong with this picture?

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