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Nekromanda — Bully on the Playground
Published: 2012-12-17 00:20:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 3411; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 7
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"The bully on the playground intimidates people - that's what he does, intimidates people into silence, into fear, into avoiding the bully. And often times the bully is the paper tiger, and when the righteous individual, who is being bullied, defends his or herself and punches the bully in the mouth, guess what? The bully more times than not has a glass jaw. Falls down, then everyone on the playground says 'whoa, the bully was a weakling after all.' That's the secularist left, the secularist left are bullies. They try to bully and intimidate, and push religious intolerance and religious bigotry on everyone else."Who is the real bully?
'Atheists should be punched in the mouth' says Christian Host -
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I so dislike hypocritical christians.
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I love this, and I love you for making this. Do you mind if I share this on my Facebook? With all due credit, of course.
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Thank you. Please feel free to share it 
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If Atheists controlled the world things would be better!
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Ehh, statements like that make me uncomfortable, personally.... They remind me of quotes like this:
"When I, or people like me, are running the country, you'd better flee, because we will find you, we will try you, and we'll execute you. I mean every word of it. I will make it part of my mission to see to it that they are tried and executed."
"I want you to just let a wave of intolerance wash over you. I want you to let a wave of hatred wash over you. Yes, hate is good ... Our goal is a Christian nation. We have a Biblical duty, we are called by God, to conquer this country. We don't want equal time. We don't want pluralism.
"Our goal must be simple. We must have a Christian nation built on God's law, on the Ten Commandments. No apologies." --All quotes by Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue
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.... ....You know what...Now that I mention it, what I said was over the line. I actually regret saying atheists should control everybody else, because that's neither fair nor realistic. Thanks.
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It's not even funny how true this is unfortunately, but great drawing.
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I hate the generalization that they force upon us. "All Atheists speak out against Christianity!" "All Atheists are vicious bullies!" It's just ridiculous. My best friend is a conservative Christian! My next door neighbor is a Jehovah Witness! I don't care what other people's religions are! I just want to live my life!
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Yeah :[ Generalization in general (hah) is a pretty terrible thing. I try not to generalize religious folks, though in some cases it seems it might be too much to hope for them to do the same.
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The way i see it generalization is a form of hate.
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Non-Christians are evil?
How is that even possible? Some of the most brilliant and gifted minds in the worlds weren't really Christian at all...
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I'm not sure where you got that impression. The claim that's being made by the guy I quoted is that secularists are bullies who want to push religious intolerance on everyone else. The point made by my comic is that the notion of that is ridiculous.
Just out of curiosity, is your "offensive stamps" favorites gallery a gallery of ones you disagree with? I noticed that you've favorited and added a few of my stamps to it.
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No, the offensive stamps are the stamps that I agree with, but most people who watch/visit my page probably won't (it also features things regarding how I view fandoms, games, art expression, etc). I wouldn't favorite a stamp or picture that I didn't agree with... And the "Politically Incorrect" works the same way, although it's obviously geared towards political cartoons and the like.
As for the impression though, it's just really around the idea of how I see people view such things around here. Despite being in So-Cal, most of suburban Riverside County is quite conservative, and I've seen many bumper stickers that say "I'm smart enough not to trust the liberal media", and there's many people who want to cut the local community college funding, in which many art and music classes would be cut, as I learned from my school. And being that I'm someone who is rather passionate about creative venues, let alone is extremely agnostic to the point that I believe that anything could have created the universe, I just feel like either a threat or an unwelcome guest to most.
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Ahhh okay haha just wanted to make sure - I've actually had people favorite my stamps before just for the purpose of displaying the opinions that they disagree with, haha.
I have always had the benefit of living in a fairly liberal are (I'm originally from the Seattle-ish area in WA), but I bet it can get super isolating being an agnostic living in a severely conservative/religious area.
I think that thanks to atheists and agnostics getting out there with ad campaigns and such, we're starting to look a lot less threatening and scary (well, except during Christmas and all that) to the religious right, but it seems we still have quite a ways to go before we're more trusted than rapists .
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So I see...
It is. Especially if you're taking care of someone as well, since a lot of people make fun of me for wanting to help out my aunt.
And I read that article and some of the comments there... Rather surprising if you ask me, and very different from what I've would of done if I did the survey.
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