Alan Shore Tells It Like It Is

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Comment by Loren Miller on October 22, 2011 at 8:15am

I hear you, James, and I've had it up past my brow line with their "Grand Commission."  It's like their invisible friend gives them unlimited license to violate the law, common sense and other people's space in order for them to peddle their snake oil.

Meantime, I've heard a few people here and elsewhere talk about an "Atheist Spring," much as the Arab Spring of Libya, Egypt, and elsewhere in the Middle East.  I don't know as we've made as much noise as they have, or even as much as the OWS protesters across the US.  What I'm certain of is that atheists have vacated the closet, and I doubt mightily that we can be forced back in.  That there are shows like "Boston Legal" which help carry our water don't hurt, either.

I suspect that the next few years will find the contretemps between atheists and believers getting a LOT more interesting!

Comment by James Smith on October 21, 2011 at 3:09pm

Ah Loren, how simple the concept is.  How difficult to get the religious reich to believe it applies to them!  For that matter they don't believe the law, common sense, or even human decency applies to them.  After all, they are "doing the lord's work".  It's an amazing coincidence that the "lord's work" so often coincides with what they want to do anyway.  That is, persecute gays, minorities, women, non-believers, or anyone not of their particular cult.

Comment by Loren Miller on October 21, 2011 at 2:37pm

How many times have I said it:

Your freedom to wave your beliefs about ENDS AT MY NOSE!!!