'Religious bullying' at US Airforce Academy

[varun]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4091956.stm

The sprawling campus of America's elite Air Force Academy is silent for the summer holiday, but the din surrounding its role as an alleged hot-bed of religious intolerance is only getting louder.
For months now, unsavoury stories have circulated - first in the local media and now nationally - of cadets at the academy, situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, being bullied and discriminated against by evangelical Christians.

The academy, already rocked by a rape and sexual abuse scandal, has admitted that all is not well.

Authorities have received more than 50 complaints from students who felt they were being inappropriately proselytised...

[HockeyMom]

1. Their right to religious freedom

ends where "mine" begins. Why can't they understand that concept?

[immoderate]

2. Because religion trumps freedom.

--IMM

[Kingshakabobo]

3. And common sense. n/t