Tolerance is for god-less liberals

After almost five years of existence on the Internet, Witch School is expected to operate under normal business hours in the town of Hoopeston, Ill., about 100 miles south of Chicago.

The school is dedicated to educating the public in Wicca, a neo-Pagan religion that incorporates nature and magic into its theology.

But as we all know, religious tolerance isn't very popular these days.

As he finalized plans to move from Chicago to Hoopeston in 2003, residents of the town and its surrounding areas mobilized, signing petitions in opposition to the school and lobbying the City Council to try to stop it.

"We did what we felt was our place to do at the time," said Pastor Steve Nelson of Hoopeston's First Baptist Church. He was one of several pastors who had held prayer meetings outside of Witch School's property.

I have yet to see Jews petitioning a Christian school opening in their neighborhood.
I have yet to see Muslims praying outside a Christian school.

You can always count on The Reich to spread intolerance.