one logo, still so offensive after all this time!

I definitely agree with you on that one. It certainly IS offensive, but it's definitely fitting for Bad Religion. Practically their namesake. In my opinion..I think I interpret their logo as anti-RELIGION rather than ANTI-CHRIST or ANTI-CHRISTIANITY. Don't you? It's definitely about freedom of thought and expression, in my opinion, and the fact that your school made you turn it inside out is ridiculous, and actually attests to the idea of not being able to have your own way of thought and ability to express it freely. Kind of ironic. On a side note - I've had similar things happen to me in high school. ACTUALLY I got in trouble a NUMBER of times for having "inappropriate" logos on my shirts or hoodies. I used to love Kittie, pretty much an all-chick metal band, and a logo on one of their band shirts was a skull crushing a doll head. I admit..I probably wouldn't wear that now, but I definitely should have been able to wear it without hassle. But they made me change. They also made me change when I was wearing a shirt promoting Lars Frederikson's side project, Lars F & the b-words (rhymes with fastards) - because of the swear word. I suppose that's a little different, but it still upset me all the same. In another unrelated event (sorry for the tangent here..), I was wearing a Bacardi promo t-shirt (that someone gave me for free, probably at a concert) - and I got in trouble for that and had to change out of it at school. It's ridiculous how much people take to offense; and how ambiguous it is. I personally find anything from South Pole offensive - but you don't see me making people change. Ahh, oh well. *shrugs*. At any rate, that gas attendant sounds like a jerk! It's so funny how people can totally misinterpret one symbol and try to blame YOU for THEIR misinterpretation. Even the swastika, while of course it later became a sign for supporting Nazism, was originally a symbol for "peace". Ahhh, how people jump to conclusions without even asking you to clarify what it means.

People are just full of it, I dont think that that should even be considered offensive. Religious people just take everything to heart and then some. Anybody who doesnt beleive in what they do or anbody displaying ANY type of anti religious tshirts or stickers or whatever is like a personal insult to them. As if they were god itself. The swastika represents mass genocide, torture, and then some, so i would say a swastika is much much much more offensive, or atleast i would hope people thought so. but christains, probly would have the odasity to find something that represents thousands of innocents murdered less offensive then their precious symbol being crossed out.