Just found this, I still laugh every time

  • Dorkyd68@lemmy.world
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    22 days ago

    Buncha witnesses tried approaching me the other day as I was tending to my flower bed. I sprayed them with my water hose, and yelled “where is your god now, feel the might of my athiest hose, let its water soak sin into your skin” they started crying and saying “were gonna get our parents and they will call the cops”. Turns out they were “girl scouts” selling “cookies” and now I have a court date. At least I didn’t get witnessed, score one for this athiest

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    21 days ago

    Every time I tell a religious person I’m an atheist they either freeze up completely, which put a damper on the conversation, or they get very angry and tell me I’m disgraceful. My experience with religious people is that they are very uncool.

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    22 days ago

    “They think they have it figured out, why are they so sad?”

    Well Jimmy, when you realize religious fanatics would rather shoot homeless people then feed them, its a bit of a downer!

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          22 days ago

          Seems on brand. Like they want people deported so they can go on missionary trips to accost them in their home countries with the love of Jesus.

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    22 days ago

    If you distrust someone because of their religious beliefs, you’re probably a bad person.

    Then again, I don’t trust Christians. Hypocrisy at its finest.

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      22 days ago

      If you distrust someone because of their religious beliefs, you’re probably a bad person.

      Wait… why? Why is it bad to distrust someone who believes in an invisible friend who grants wishes well into their 30s?

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    22 days ago

    What kind of unchristian monster would want to stay home and rest on a Sunday instead of going to the enormous effort of getting the family into all your best clothes, going to the church and pretending to be socially acceptable and normal for a few hours and then cooking a massive meal like god intended?

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      22 days ago

      Looking nice and spending time reflecting on your morals and interacting with your community - ooooh nooooo!

      I’m not religious, but seriously, it you remove all the “hate gay people” rhetoric, going to church is a positive thing for both the individual and the community. Hating on it just makes you look like a neckbeard.

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        21 days ago

        Going to church is a way to make people conform. Maybe, once upon a time, we needed belief in supernatural beings to cope with the world. I choose to believe in the world the Enlightenment started. I wasn’t raised with any religion and I still learned how to be a good person and good member of society.