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RS said: "Lets all try to remember this is the United States of America, not the United States of Christians."
Ummmm - I think Everett started this post based on a TV show in Canada and you've been trading barbs with a bloke from down under... (who incidently has been around here for seven years and isn't likely to be going away soon)
Back to the original premise (since I'm too lazy to read the eight pages of posts in between), the assumption that all the kids and schools are morally bankrupt like the ones who were portrayed on the TV show may be the problem. I know a whole lot of high school kids who seem to have their moral compass screwed on just fine. Some go to church, some don't.
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