Pastafarians are strange?

[Jackie]

[dyresand]

^fucking stupid people defending stupid bronze age beliefs because pastafarianism is mocking a stupid ideology.

[account_inactive]

I find them funny.

[Jackie]

I find them funny.

I do too. I don't however find the author's ignorance funny. That kind of good intent actually has the opposite affect desired. Instead of silencing criticism, they should be welcoming it.

[dyresand]

I find them funny.

Same here   and i'm a pastafarian myself.

[account_inactive]

I find them funny.

I do too. I don't however find the author's ignorance funny. That kind of good intent actually has the opposite affect desired. Instead of silencing criticism, they should be welcoming it.

It's the Huffington Post. What do you expect?

[Minimalist]

Satire is frequently lost on those being mocked.

Ramen.

[Jackie]

I do too. I don't however find the author's ignorance funny. That kind of good intent actually has the opposite affect desired. Instead of silencing criticism, they should be welcoming it.

It's the Huffington Post. What do you expect?  

Um no, their empathy is there, they are far from FUCKS NEWS. They just need to be reminded sometimes that there is a reason you protect offensive speech. I like them, and I love liberal media, I stop when they try to make censorship a blanket solution.

[Cecelia]

All religious beliefs are strange when you think about it.

A friend of mine has her own personal belief system. Most people would find her beliefs strange, but I don't see how they're any less viable than Christianity, Pastafarianism, Scientology, or Greek Mythology. None offer any real proof. What makes her single-person religion any less of a religion than anyone elses? She gets most of her beliefs from personal revelation just like the Christians say they do.