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This Dinosaur Tricycle Kills State-Funded Religious Education

By Robbie Gonzalez Published September 10, 2014, 10:30 am ET

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Artist Markus Moestue made headlines recently by pedaling across Norway’s bible belt (a term describing the Southern and Western parts of Norway, apparently) on a hand crafted dino-trike – a tour he undertook in protest “against the dogmatic religious education of children” in state schools. See now this raptor-tastic footage of his travels.

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