(CNSNews.com) - An administrator at California State University, Sacramento has banned decorations pertaining to Christmas and the 4th of July, among other holidays, from her office because they represent "religious discrimination" and "ethnic insensitivity."So, the 4th of July is ethnically insensitive, is it? I wonder if Sonntag still accepts federal funding from the evil United States whose birthday she condemns.
"Time has come to recognize that religious discrimination, as well as ethnic insensitivity to certain holidays, is forbidden," Patricia Sonntag, director of the Office of Services to Students with Disabilities, stated in the directive she e-mailed to members of her staff on Dec. 9.
Jah! Verboten!
| So she's going to ban religious discrimination by banning .. a Christian holiday. Oh. I see. Well then. |
The memo specifically names Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day, the 4th of July, St. Patrick's Day and Easter as the most offensive holidays, but Sonntag adds that they are "off the top of the list," implying that there may be others.
I would bet that Bastille Day, Lenin's birthday (aka Earth Day), and May Day are still acceptable though.
| Don't forget Ramadan. |
It doesn't occur to her that her orders are based on extremist political ideology and that she is using her publicly mandated authority to enforce conformity to those ideological positions.
Sonntag noted that she is "the worst offender and celebrant," and apologized "if this offends anyone, but it is time to start the new year differently."
Sonntag, whose name means "Sunday," is a born offender.
A Nov. 28 profile of Sonntag in the university's faculty and staff newsletter stated that she and her office "Have been the cornerstone of equality and progress here on campus."
If you're a National Socialist, that is. Wait, even Nazis didn't ban Christmas decorations, though they may have shared her aversion to the 4th of July.
| Yup, she's the cornerstone and linch-pin. Not the students, not the faculty, not their achievements, it's her, all her, and all about her. This is performance art. Was she a drama major? |
"I don't even know the cat that drug her in."
He stated that the university "has no guidelines prohibiting holiday decorations," aside from the responsibility of supervisors, "to ensure that employees do not spend an unreasonable amount of work time decorating."
Translation: The bitch is finished here.
Whitlatch echoed Sonntag's sentiments that Sacramento State "is a public entity ... and employees do not endorse specific religious beliefs while on the job."
Except Islam and Gaia worship, of course.
Catholic League president Bill Donohue called the policy a violation of free speech rights. "It never occurs to these secular supremacists that it is their aversion to anything religious - or patriotic - that accounts for their desire to muzzle free speech."
A receptionist in Sonntag's office told Cybercast News Service that Sonntage was on vacation. Off to Taos to sacrifice a virgin with some friends at the annual Solstice get-together.
| They usually go on vacation first. Then they go on administrative leave. Then they go on to a new job. |
"I didn't know that cat either."
