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National Registry of Known Atheists
The ever excellent PZ Myers drew attention to Pastor Mike's idea of a National Registry of Known Atheists . . . oh dear oh deary me . . .
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Permalink Reply by Rob van Senten on -
Yeah, I read that on Pharyngula as well.
I was thinking of introducing a similar system in the Netherlands where Christians are a minority (and still in decline) of course aimed towards ostracizing Christians for being "different" by ensuring that non-Christians will not support those evil Christians.
After all, we're all better of when we use our position as the majority to bully and persecute the minorities into submission. After all, what is the value of power if you can't use it to limit other people's freedoms. / sarcasm
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Permalink Reply by Gethyn Jones on -
Excellent idea, Rob. Perhaps they should also be forced to wear a big yellow cross (or other religious symbol) on their coats as well. I certainly don't think that has been tried before. After all, if you can't use your majority position to intimidate and harass minorities, then what's the point of being in the majority?
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Permalink Reply by Rob van Senten on
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Exactly!
A previous part of my plan also included to round up all the Christians and transport them to special "re-education" camps, unfortunately Putin won't lend me the use of some barren icey wasteland far east. Something about human rights, pfft I didn't even know that he knew the meaning of that word. And as if human rights matter, when we have the ultimate truth.
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Permalink Reply by Gethyn Jones on
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LOL :)
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Permalink Reply by MB on -
No problem. I'll go on a list as soon as a list of all the small minded christian conservatives put themselves on a list first.
I love how its a logical extension to put athiests on the same level as pedophiles. Lets jsut count the number of pedophile athiests preists we have in our midst. well that didtn take long did it. Now lets do that for the catholics priests.. i'll be back in a few months when u have finished.
MB
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Permalink Reply by Gethyn Jones on
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I think Pastor Mike would argue that all of the above are subsumed by the Atheist label
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Permalink Reply by Pat on -
The troubling thing about pastor Mikey's post are the comments below it. One of the posters decried the possibility of Richard Dawkins (a British citizen) being elected president. To quote Forest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does."
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Permalink Reply by Kylyssa Shay on -
I just found Pastor Mike's post earlier today. His comment section claims not to accept comments from anyone but members so I didn't leave one. I wanted to comment that such a list would only be fodder for the conservative Christian schizophrenics and other mentally ill folk to choose victims from.
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Permalink Reply by Prog Rock Girl on -
Especially the "where they reside" part.
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Permalink Reply by Gethyn Jones on
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Check the original website link above. It's hard to tell, I agree, but I don't think it's a poe...
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