A Christian mom in Cordova, Tennessee is furious after she saw a pentagram within the red brake lights on the back of a school bus. She says that the pattern of bulbs in the brake lights looks just like an upside down, five-pointed star, which when enclosed by a circle -- as she claims it almost is in the brake lights -- could be considered a "satanic" pentagram.
Looks bad. Definitely Satan. "Parent outraged over possible pentagram symbol on Mid-South bus" http://t.co/Bjj8kLMIX0 pic.twitter.com/8f3VNbmQdS
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) January 13, 2015
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) January 13, 2015
"If you can't put a cross on there, you cannot put a pentagram on it."
"On social media, parents are arguing both sides of the debate," a KSN News report stated. "Some say the brake lights are a subliminal pagan message, while others say it's just an unintentional design."
Uh oh.... #satanbus was spotted in Tennessee http://t.co/LsbWnXkMja
— Ben and Kelly Show (@benandkellyshow) January 20, 2015
— Ben and Kelly Show (@benandkellyshow) January 20, 2015
"Would we allow a Swastika, for instance, to be on the back of the bus?"
The Wheels On This School Bus Go Round And Round, All The Way To HELL #WeirdNews http://t.co/RDF5QL8c6m pic.twitter.com/B3Su3PkXWG
— Frances Parker (@francesetparker) January 18, 2015
— Frances Parker (@francesetparker) January 18, 2015
As it turns out, the Christian mom from Tennessee wasn't the first one to discover the pentagram on the back of a school bus and talk about it on social media.
School bus with a pentagram for a break light. #normal http://t.co/lf8PWR7QDU
— Dewey Nelson (@TheDeweyNelson) November 7, 2014
— Dewey Nelson (@TheDeweyNelson) November 7, 2014
