Pagosa Springs is a cool little town in South West Colorado.  It is home to Elk, Mountain Lions, and the Southern Ute Indian tribe is very close.  Which is one of the richest tribes in the US.  The funniest part of a lot of those little “suburbs” are the covenants.  Basically, um like fundamental retirees move there and mix in with the liberal locals.  I have seen some of the retired lawyers bicker over sheep for eternity.  Its quiet funny!

Well anyways, I enjoy RAW Robert Anton Wilson’s cool analogies in The Illuminatus Trilogy.  He offers a theory of the peace symbol as a upside down broken cross, or also some bizarre Atlantean symbol.  In Japan I saw the coolest hat the other day with a skull and peace symbol blended together on some goth girl it was sick lol.

Six months ago the board members would have gotten away with fining the peaceniks.

So that’s what the Republican party is all about…always.

This occured in an area outside of Pagosa Springs, CO—not a suburb of Denver.  It is located in the SW part of the state.  The city of Pagosa Springs in reaction to the “controversy” put up their own “peace wreath” yesterday.

the beatles are still giving bullies disturbing boners. peace symbols scare bullies, because it reminds them they screwed up this incarnation with their evil selfishness ( and spiritual rapes ).
you lose, fundies. we all hate what you do.

Everyone who hears about this story should display a Peace symbol of their own.

This is pretty funny, especially the part about the peace symbol being a sign of the devil. But what’s really frightening is that this board member didn’t know we have freedom of religion in this country. Even if the symbol HAD been a sign of the devil - ESPECIALLY if it had been a sign of the devil - that was none of their business.

You really wonder about people. How could Americans - adults and, apparently, not obvious mental defectives - have so little knowledge about our country and our heritage?