Atheist, John Wolff Sues Over Church Bulletin Discount at Restaurant! Fair or Foul?

Anti-theist are really getting desperate on this one. First of all, the Constitution is not a limit on the individual's unalienable rights, but a document that sets the authority, delegates the powers, and restricts the -government-. Second of all, the Civil Rights Act is a piece of unconstitutional legislation for anyone who respects the law, but that's moot, since the Supreme Court doesn't. When you create rights, or government privileges, since true rights are unalienable and come from our Creator, you automatically create an environment for strife, envy, and never-ending lawsuits(often truly just financial attacks) I don't see discrimination here(discrimination is so vague and blanketing though), as the man may eat at the restaurant if he pleases, but if he wishes to have a discount he'll have to go and pick up a -free- church bulletin, or probably just say he's entitled to the senior discount, but this isn't about a discount really. Government sanctioned organizations sell beneficial coupons, books, and memberships where businesses participate by offering discounts to those who possess those items all the time. Many businesses give Senior Citizen discounts, something it looks like Mr. Wolff probably enjoys, local discounts in tourist towns, police officer discounts, discounts to women on "ladies night", etc., as advertising ploys to draw in business. The "Freedom from Religion Foundation" advertises itself as a "non-theist" group fighting church/state entanglements, but it's clear from this particular action on their part, not to mention their existence, that they are -anti-theist-(these zealots don't like that honest definition because "Freedom" sounds better, imagine "The Anti-Theist Foundation"), and in this matter they're attacking a private business owner, not a church or the state. They're just one of thousands of front groups around the nation, made up each of a small number of people, that work tirelessly toward the goal of destroying liberty and freedom. You can often find that when you read a report that lists what appears to be several organizations in support of an issue it's actually just multiple heads to the same beast, funded from the same source, but by splintering into several groups it lends credence to their so-called multitude of voices.

I will say this, the anti-theist zealots may be an example to churches in what true fervor in proselytizing looks like.

This is the way I see it anyway.

If this were about a true right being infringed upon based on religion, attendance at a government sanctioned religious corporation(church), etc I would probably be more sympathetic, but we're obviously dealing with a vicious anti-theist, who made it clear this was about attacking religion and the religious right. Read his quote, he's talking out of both sides of his mouth and has used this restaurant as the sacrifice in a greater crusade.