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To: Krowbar who wrote (26483)	12/5/1998 12:01:00 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

Well that is one person's opinion. The scouts policy doesn't bother me. The Scouts do not reject "non-religious" parents, they reject parents who can't keep their mouths shut and sign a piece of paper. Seems more like a test to keep out opinionated people who cannot work and play well with others- sometimes that means being discreet about one's personal views. And if that is what they want to do - I don't give a flying F&ck. My views are distasteful to almost everyone- I only share them on the net with people who don't know me. I have to wonder about a parent who wouldn't sign the paper, a parent who would make his kid cry 'cause he couldn't even allow for the possibility of a higher power?- me I didn't even read the paper. What do I care what it says? My disabled son wants to be a boy scout- that's ok with me. He has a lot of problems and even though I told the nice lady scoutleader all his problems she said "no problem- we have kids with lots of disabilities."