What's Wrong With This Picture: Flunked in Forida Edition

by Robert Farago

November 11th, 2009 11:48 AM

what s wrong with this picture flunked in forida edition

A US District Judge has ruled that South Carolina’s proposed “I Believe” license plate (modeled on the already-banned Florida model, above) violates the First Amendment’s establishment clause.

#LicensePlate #Religion

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210delray on Nov 11, 2009

I chuckled at the one I saw in NYC that said THX ALLAH on an S class Mercedes.

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Stephan Wilkinson on Nov 11, 2009

"remember that the opposite of the belief of heaven is hell and that is a belief that should also get a license plate too."

Say what? My belief--it's called atheism--is that the lights go out and your done. Besides, if you want to "also get a license plate too," I think you'll end up with two.

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- Jaje on Nov 11, 2009
  
  "Say what? My belief–it’s called atheism–is that the lights go out and your done. Besides, if you want to “also get a license plate too,” I think you’ll end up with two." Well I never said that Atheism is that belief - a jump to a conclusion. Satanic worship believes in the Devil and Hell over God and Heaven. You can reply right under the post you want to comment on by hitting the reply button. A new feature that TTAC has sorely missed.
  
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Oregon Sage on Nov 11, 2009

One more for the state has no business putting religious imagery and slogans on official license plates. The owner of the vehicle is welcome to plaster all the nonsense or wisdom they want on the car.

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Dean on Nov 12, 2009

The court made the right call. Others have eloquently expressed why.

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