The Fort Worth transit system is running horrible, hateful ads on their buses: they say, "Millions of Americans are Good Without God." I know, pick yourself up off the floor, that's terrifying…how dare atheists be so offensive?
The Star-Telegram is going to settle this by running a poll. Look who's winning!
Should The T have rejected the 'Good-without-God' ad as DART did?
No. The T policy is rightly non-discriminatory
32%
No. The T could use the ad revenue
2%
Yes. The T should steer clear of such controversy
23%
Yes. And I won't be riding The T until the ad comes off
43%
Woo hoo! Buses in Fort Worth will be 43% less crowded!
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