3 Children removed from NJ parents

[Jester]

It's more likely the other way around actually. Some misguided religious nut might go after the politically vocal atheist. The question still would be "Should the state censor political speech by threatening to remove your children?"

You have still not demonstrated that this is actually what is going on here. Even if so, there is another way to look at the question: Should the state always refrain from removing children from threatening situations simply on the basis that the situation is caused by their parents' political stance? Do parents have unlimited rights to make their children into political symbols, even if that is endangering them?

-Jester