Quote Originally Posted by R13 View Post
It's very relevant. There's a difference in someone doing it just because it was religious than some punks like the ones who spray paint buildings, rock sides, trains, trash cans etc. This with the atheist/agnostic group sign was obviously done because it was an atheist/agnostic sign. And since I've never seen a church sign vandalized, I can assume that all churches in the country have never been vandalized, so it equals to about 0 to 0 a year. That works both ways.
No, it has no relevance at all. In most cases when a church sign is vandalized it is with some sort of anti christian symbols or message anyway, but as for the point being argued it makes no difference.

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Oops, there goes your zero estimate. Happens multiple times, every day.