There they go again.  The ACLU is filing suit against the Newark, N.J. school system because West Side High School held its graduation ceremonies inside (gasp!) a Baptist church!  As a result, Bilal Shareef, a Muslim, could not attend.  This violated the poor boy's religious freedom, according to the suit.  Golly.  Jews and Catholics didn't seem to have a problem, but the poor little Muslim boy did.  Well certainly, we should all bend over backward to accommodate the poor little Muslim. 

How about this, instead:  Tell the poor little Muslim boy to go pee up a rope, and hand the ACLU a hefty fine for bringing frivolous lawsuits.

Most Americans believe that Lamestream media - both entertainment and "news" - are contributing to a cultural decline.  While only 17% of Americans subscribe to the "progressive" perspectives of "situational ethics" and their abhorrence of "being judgemental", that is precisely what is being exported to the rest of the world through our media.  Although less than one-fifth of Americans buy into the "progressive" line of garbage, many of that one-fifth are in the media business.  That's what they choose to project to the world, and so it's small wonder that so many in the world have come to despise Americans.

It's not that they disagree with our Constitution nor even so much with democracy.  What they hate is the image that the seventeen percent has projected across the globe.  That image is one of decadent, self-centered individuals who demand immediate gratification in all things, and who appear to believe that there is no "good" and that there is no "evil".  As is the case in America, so it is around the globe: most people understand that there is, in fact, a significant difference between good and evil, and that passing judgement is a necessary part of life.