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religion and laundry
#31
RE: religion and laundry
(November 6, 2014 at 3:11 pm)Napoléon Wrote: This kinda reminds me (maybe a tangent), I've always wanted to just go to the bible belt in 'Murica, walk up to random people, tell them I'm an atheist and see how they react. Firstly to the accent, then to the revelation that I don't believe in god. I could just imagine their bodily functions shut down as their minimal brain power shifts all its focus to comprehending something as simple as 2+2.

Please don't. We'll probably just end up hitting you as a natural ape instinct response.
In every country and every age, the priest had been hostile to Liberty.
- Thomas Jefferson
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#32
RE: religion and laundry
(November 6, 2014 at 3:11 pm)Napoléon Wrote: This kinda reminds me (maybe a tangent), I've always wanted to just go to the bible belt in 'Murica, walk up to random people, tell them I'm an atheist and see how they react. Firstly to the accent, then to the revelation that I don't believe in god. I could just imagine their bodily functions shut down as their minimal brain power shifts all its focus to comprehending something as simple as 2+2.

Remember the Danger seeker in Kentucky fried movie?

Walking up to them in the bible belt may result in serious bodily harm. Apart from their bible they're also very vocal on second ammendment rights.
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#33
RE: religion and laundry
(November 6, 2014 at 3:17 pm)abaris Wrote: Walking up to them in the bible belt may result in serious bodily harm.

You're right, I'd hate for any of them to get hurt. Cool Shades
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#34
RE: religion and laundry
(November 6, 2014 at 3:11 pm)Napoléon Wrote: This kinda reminds me (maybe a tangent), I've always wanted to just go to the bible belt in 'Murica, walk up to random people, tell them I'm an atheist and see how they react. Firstly to the accent, then to the revelation that I don't believe in god. I could just imagine their bodily functions shut down as their minimal brain power shifts all its focus to comprehending something as simple as 2+2.

In Oklahoma we have a branch of the ssa on our campus that I'm a part of. In a college town it is shocking the different reactions we get at our events. Sometimes we get people swear at us (as they pass, they won't actually come over and engage), and some people just scowl and walk wide. But the most common reaction is support from agnostics, moderate Christians, and closeted atheists who are happy to see us out and in public.
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