As an atheist, what angers you?

[RozKek]

There's nothing wrong with it I have an irrational knee jerk reaction to it where I instantly think it's meant snarkily... but then I quickly realize it wasn't.

FYI I'm not a snarky person.

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[Excited Penguin]

Awww, what a cute little chat.

Irregardless, FYI, there is, in fact, such a word. Look it up.

[Edwardo Piet]

It's become an informal version of "regardless" through bastardization. Sadly it has indeed become an actual word.

I say "sadly" because it annoys me how it makes no sense whatsoever. How can "regardless" and "irregardless" mean the same thing?

I think language should change so both "rational" and "irrational" to mean "rational" and if you actually want to call someone "irrational" you have to say "rationalless" or "irrationalless" which both mean "irrational".

[Homeless Nutter]

It's become an informal version of "regardless" through bastardization. Sadly it has indeed become an actual word.

I say "sadly" because it annoys me how it makes no sense whatsoever. How can "regardless" and "irregardless" mean the same thing?[...]

How can "flammable" and "inflammable" mean the same thing? "Habitable" and "inhabitable"?  How can "bi-weekly" mean both twice a week and once every two weeks? Why do 'Murricans say "I could care less" to mean "I couldn't care less"? Why can we now apparently say "less people", as well as "fewer people", but we still can't say "fewer milk"?...

Oh, the joys of a living language...

[Losty]

Awww, what a cute little chat.

Irregardless, FYI, there is, in fact, such a word. Look it up.

Of course there is. And I hate when people use it. The prefix "ir" means not. We already have a word that means regardless. It's...regardless. So having a word that also means regardless when it's the same word with the prefix "ir" makes no sense. I hate when people use the word because it's a stupid word. Not because it isn't a word.

[Losty]

Why do 'Murricans say "I could care less" to mean "I couldn't care less"?

Not all of us

[Homeless Nutter]

Not all of us

Duly noted.

[Excited Penguin]

Awww, what a cute little chat.

Irregardless, FYI, there is, in fact, such a word. Look it up.

Of course there is. And I hate when people use it. The prefix "ir" means not. We already have a word that means regardless. It's...regardless. So having a word that also means regardless when it's the same word with the prefix "ir" makes no sense. I hate when people use the word because it's a stupid word. Not because it isn't a word.

Irregardless, I absolutely adore it. And, FYI, I'm not even joking.

[Losty]

Of course there is. And I hate when people use it. The prefix "ir" means not. We already have a word that means regardless. It's...regardless. So having a word that also means regardless when it's the same word with the prefix "ir" makes no sense. I hate when people use the word because it's a stupid word. Not because it isn't a word.

Irregardless, I absolutely adore it. And, FYI, I'm not even joking.

That's cool. I have no problem with you liking things I don't like

[Spirian]

As an atheist what gets you angry?

Waiting in line for a black coffee while wannabe hipsters order $7 girlie drinks and hold up the line.