Make Atheism Great Again

[MJ the Skeptical]

So you're incredulous about someone admitting to being married? Who would admit to that?

You described your experience as fact when you said it was the opposite when you got married more pussy was thrown your way. Conrgats, who cares? relevance to what I said in that thread exactly? Get on point or nobody will care about your stupid experience in the first place. Address my points before you spew your subjective nonsense. The fact of the matter is most women do want monogamy. Poll after poll can confirm this, like I said you are the exception, not the rule.

No, I just can't believe any self respecting female would go anywhere near an immature, whining little thundercunt like you. 

No, I didn't.  I described my experience in relation to a point you made.  The difference between you and I is that I don't confuse my opinion with fact.

1) Thundercunt?...Ohhh, I gotcha, you're a butthurt feminist who doesn't like Anti-SJW videos tearing down your dogmatic worldview, gotcha.

2) This is your dumbass quote "I got married a year ago, I can tell you, it most certainly does NOT make you less attractive to women, on the contrary." You did confuse your opinion with fact when you said the opposite was true when you get married you get more sniz or more looks from women. It's not my fault you weren't more nuance, Sofacunt.

[SofaKingHigh]

No, I just can't believe any self respecting female would go anywhere near an immature, whining little thundercunt like you. 

No, I didn't.  I described my experience in relation to a point you made.  The difference between you and I is that I don't confuse my opinion with fact.

1) Thundercunt?...Ohhh, I gotcha, you're a butthurt feminist who doesn't like Anti-SJW videos tearing down your dogmatic worldview, gotcha.

2) This is your dumbass quote "I got married a year ago, I can tell you, it most certainly does NOT make you less attractive to women, on the contrary." You did confuse your opinion with fact when you said the opposite was true when you get married you get more sniz or more looks from women. It's not my fault you weren't more nuance, Sofacunt.

1) I have no idea what that means.  Stop Strawmanning, I just think you're a cunt, the fact that you kept referring to some Thunderfoot just made the insult all the sweeter.

2) The fact that it came from personal experience, and was suffixed with that, would tell even the dumbest of thundercunts that it was an opinion, from experience.

[Whateverist]

I think it's time we reset the priorities of this movement. Remember when the Reason Rally was about secularism and mocking religion?

Mocking religion has gotten old for most, IMO.

Remember when the main discussion was on creationism and failed religious philosophy? Now it's become a bunch of children whining about their feelings. When did the Atheism movement turn into an SJW movement? Can the SJW's just form a movement on their own without leaching on other movements?

I really hate it when people capitalize the word "atheism" when it's not part of a title or at the beginning of a sentence. It is not a proper noun.

On top of that, atheism, in and of itself, has no right to a movement. It's a null position, and it's certainly not a "SWJ movement", whatever that is. There are a lot of atheists who are concerned with social issues. That probably isn't going to change.

Atheism is a lack of belief in god(s). That's it. We'd all be pretty boring if we didn't have other things we were interested in and passionate about.

I mean ok, trans rights and gay rights and such are important issues, but what have they got to do with Atheism?

They don't. A lot of atheists are concerned with those things.

Now-a-days, they've even taken to trying to ban scientists from talking at conferences or firing them from their job. Why? Because feelings.

Who have? Atheists?

Remember when the Atheist movement was a group of people that spoke their mind no matter who it pissed off?

I'm an atheist and I resent the implication that I'm part of a "movement" by default.

Yeah, now that the regressive left has taken over the movement with people like Steve Shives and the like, it's basically become a modern incarnation of Atheism+. A message to the SJW's that may be reading this. If you want to see the secularist movement survive, stop trying to attach other dogmas to it, because you're only going to divide people.

Barf.

There are many atheist who do not agree with you on said politics and social views, but do agree with you on secularism.

Exactly.

The Reason Rally had just barely 1,000 people there this time, as opposed to the 20,000 people in 2012. You are not helping the movement by putting in regressive left values. You are only driving people away.

Have you heard the "herding cats" analogy? People got bored with the obvious and stopped being interested. I myself can only read or hear the same shit so many times before I'm completely bored. The only thing to say about atheism, in and of itself, is that it's a lack of belief in deities. That's it.

My sentiments exactly.  No movement necessary.  Just look out for intrusions of religion into secular life as the need arises, no rallies needed.  I'm not on board for snuffing out religion because I really don't care what people do behind closed doors.

[MJ the Skeptical]

1) Thundercunt?...Ohhh, I gotcha, you're a butthurt feminist who doesn't like Anti-SJW videos tearing down your dogmatic worldview, gotcha.

2) This is your dumbass quote "I got married a year ago, I can tell you, it most certainly does NOT make you less attractive to women, on the contrary." You did confuse your opinion with fact when you said the opposite was true when you get married you get more sniz or more looks from women. It's not my fault you weren't more nuance, Sofacunt.

1) I have no idea what that means.  Stop Strawmanning, I just think you're a cunt, the fact that you kept referring to some Thunderfoot just made the insult all the sweeter.

2) The fact that it came from personal experience, and was suffixed with that, would tell even the dumbest of thundercunts that it was an opinion, from experience.

1) Whoops, never mind, wrong thread. Back on the topic, who cares what you think, antifreeze is your best friend right now.

2) Who gives a fuck about personal experience, that's my point you daft fuckwit.

[MJ the Skeptical]

Mocking religion has gotten old for most, IMO.


I really hate it when people capitalize the word "atheism" when it's not part of a title or at the beginning of a sentence. It is not a proper noun.

On top of that, atheism, in and of itself, has no right to a movement. It's a null position, and it's certainly not a "SWJ movement", whatever that is. There are a lot of atheists who are concerned with social issues. That probably isn't going to change.

Atheism is a lack of belief in god(s). That's it. We'd all be pretty boring if we didn't have other things we were interested in and passionate about.


They don't. A lot of atheists are concerned with those things.


Who have? Atheists?


I'm an atheist and I resent the implication that I'm part of a "movement" by default.


Barf.


Exactly.


Have you heard the "herding cats" analogy? People got bored with the obvious and stopped being interested. I myself can only read or hear the same shit so many times before I'm completely bored. The only thing to say about atheism, in and of itself, is that it's a lack of belief in deities. That's it.

My sentiments exactly.  No movement necessary.  Just look out for intrusions of religion into secular life as the need arises, no rallies needed.  I'm not on board for snuffing out religion because I really don't care what people do behind closed doors.

Uh, no, there is a reason why the Reason Rally is now the laughing stock of the atheist world and could barely get a few thousand people this year. Because it HAS been hijacked by SJW's and feminazis taking over. For fuck sakes they have a problem with all 4 of the original horseman of atheism, maybe aside from Daniel Dennett who's basically retired. You can heard a bunch of cats if you have a good message, which is why 20,000 people showed up in 2012, before the regressive left movement got hold.