A group of atheists in New York City have their panties in a wad over a street sign dedicated to firefighters who died in 9/11.  The sign, which reads “Seven in Heaven Way,” was dedicated in Brooklyn outside the firehouse where the firefighters once served.  The atheists are upset because they say the word “Heaven ” is a violation of the separation of church and state.

Hey … atheists!  Can you pull your heads out of your asses long enough to realize and then perhaps acknowledge that the phrase “separation of church and state” does not exist in our founding documents?  Just tell me where in the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution does it mention “the separation of church and state”?  Answer: nowhere.  The First Amendment states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.”  It does NOT say, “There should be no signage or displays of religious nature in the public domain.”  That is something made up by Ken Bronstein, president of New York City Atheists.  Ken Bronstein also says that the sign is really “insulting to us.” 

Cry me a freaking river, Ken.  Get the atheist chip off your shoulder and find someone who gives a damn about you being insulted by the word “Heaven.”