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==Expression of faith and conflict with the left==

==Expression of faith and conflict with the left==

Cheerleaders, including those in [[public schools]], have on many occasion boldly expressed their faith and conservative values, sometimes individually, sometimes as an entire unit. For example, cheerleaders at Kountze High School in [[Texas]] faced persecution by the [[ACLU]] and other liberals for quoting Bible verses on banners intended to raise school spirit.<ref>https://www.aclu.org/news/religious-liberty/cheerleaders-and-bible-verses</ref> Members of all three public high schools in Charlotte County, Florida (along with the football team at Port Charlotte High School, which was specifically attacked by Freedom From Religion Foundation)<ref>https://www.freethoughttoday.com/free/ffrf-fights-for-your-constitutional-rights/</ref> and Ponte Vedra High School (also in Florida)<ref>https://www.aclu.org/news/religious-liberty/cheerleaders-and-bible-verses</ref> have engaged in similar expression. It is likely for these reasons that administrators (who are active on the site to this day) at the liberal atheist [[RationalWiki]] have previously expressed a desire for all cheerleaders to die.<ref>https://rationalwiki.org/w/index.php?title=User:Punching_Bag&diff=595844&oldid=593423</ref>

Cheerleaders, including those in [[public schools]], have on many occasion boldly expressed their faith and conservative values, sometimes individually, sometimes as an entire unit. For example, cheerleaders at Kountze High School in [[Texas]] faced persecution by the [[ACLU]] and other liberals for quoting Bible verses on banners intended to raise school spirit.<ref>https://www.aclu.org/news/religious-liberty/cheerleaders-and-bible-verses</ref> Members of all three public high schools in Charlotte County, Florida (along with the football team at Port Charlotte High School, which was specifically attacked by Freedom From Religion Foundation)<ref>https://www.freethoughttoday.com/free/ffrf-fights-for-your-constitutional-rights/</ref> and Ponte Vedra High School (also in Florida)<ref>https://www.aclu.org/news/religious-liberty/cheerleaders-and-bible-verses</ref> have engaged in similar expression. It should be noted that Ponte Vedra High School is [[Tim Tebow]]'s alma mater team, and the team in question has scored number one in the Florida High School Athletic Association's state wide competitive cheer championship three times. It is likely for these reasons that administrators (who are active on the site to this day) at the liberal atheist [[RationalWiki]] have previously expressed a desire for all cheerleaders to die.<ref>https://rationalwiki.org/w/index.php?title=User:Punching_Bag&diff=595844&oldid=593423</ref>

==Examples of indecency in cheerleading==

==Examples of indecency in cheerleading==

In 2007, varsity cheerleaders at a [[California]] high school were suspended from school for lifting their skirts to show "Indians #1" spelled out on their undergarments.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.kcra.com/news/14612729/detail.html|title=Ripon Cheerleaders Suspended For Showing Bloomers|date=2007-11-15|accessdate=2009-12-27|publisher=Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc.}}</ref> Some network administrators have even blocked access to websites related to cheerleading due to concerns of indecency. This is always a symptom of liberalism, in that liberals promote promiscuity, and when liberals infiltrate a group of young girls (especially if adult coaches are liberals) they try to corrupt them. It is important to note, however, that some cheerleading squads have made good-faith efforts to reduce indecency or never performed in indecent ways in the first place. For example, cheerleaders at [[Pensacola Christian College]] and [[Liberty University]] display much less skin than many cheerleaders at secular universities, with PCC's cheerleading uniforms coming down to the cheerleaders' knees in accordance with the institution's standard dress code.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/Athletics/CheerleadersAndTumblers.aspx</ref> Many Christian schools have cheerleading squads, and there are many cheerleaders themselves who are Christians. Some cheerleading squads at public high schools have been attacked by [[atheists]] for publicly praying at cheer events and otherwise promoting Christianity.

In 2007, varsity cheerleaders at a [[California]] high school were suspended from school for lifting their skirts to show "Indians #1" spelled out on their undergarments.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.kcra.com/news/14612729/detail.html|title=Ripon Cheerleaders Suspended For Showing Bloomers|date=2007-11-15|accessdate=2009-12-27|publisher=Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc.}}</ref> This is always a symptom of liberalism, in that liberals promote promiscuity, and when liberals infiltrate a group of young girls (especially if adult coaches are liberals) they try to corrupt them. It is important to note, however, that some cheerleading squads have made good-faith efforts to reduce indecency or never performed in indecent ways in the first place. For example, cheerleaders at [[Pensacola Christian College]] and [[Liberty University]] display much less skin than many cheerleaders at secular universities, with PCC's cheerleading uniforms coming down to the cheerleaders' knees in accordance with the institution's standard dress code.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/Athletics/CheerleadersAndTumblers.aspx</ref> Many Christian schools have cheerleading squads that would not promote liberal ideas.

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