Quote:The claim that Early American Pilgrims were illegal immigrants.[4] No government or immigration laws were in existence at the time.

I'll take "Missing the fucking point" for 500, Alex.

(March 6, 2012 at 1:33 pm)Doubting Thomas Wrote:

Quote:The claim that Early American Pilgrims were illegal immigrants.[4] No government or immigration laws were in existence at the time.

I'll take "Missing the fucking point" for 500, Alex.

..and of course the local "savages" tribal view of the land did not count because they had no concept of Jesus.

(March 5, 2012 at 9:02 pm)Rev. Rye Wrote: On the OP, Rationalwiki has a response to these "Myths"

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Conservaped...eral_myths

That these myths even NEED to be debunked, as opposed to being laughed at from the get-go as tin-foil hat wearing lunacy, is an indictment of our discourse in America today.

It's the same thing I think of when I see formal, scholarly debates on subjects like "the historicity of the Resurrection". Someday, we'll live in a rational society where Habermas and McDowell publish their opinions not through respectable publishing houses but rather in supermarket tabloids along side reports of Batboy sightings and the Bible will earn its place along side the Iliad as silly myths people once believed. In such a world, athiestforums will be as quaint at alchemydebunkedforums (I just made that last one up). We'll have to spend our time posting on some other subject.

(March 6, 2012 at 9:09 pm)DeistPaladin Wrote: We'll have to spend our time posting on some other subject.

Until then lets all have a good old belly laugh together.

...oh, and in my more rational world I hope humanity one day constructs, Kirk Cameroon will not be interviewed on CNN as if his opinion on any subject mattered.

(March 6, 2012 at 9:19 pm)DeistPaladin Wrote: ...oh, and in my more rational world I hope humanity one day constructs, Kirk Cameroon will not be interviewed on CNN as if his opinion on any subject mattered.

OH NOES!!! NOT TEH GEYS BUT SECKS!!!