Google| Subject | Re: OT: For those who Doubt |
| From | Justin Bacon |
| Date | 10/07/2001 10:00 (10/07/2001 10:00) |
| Message-ID | <20011007040050.07590.00001046@mb-de.aol.com> |
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| Newsgroups | alt.fan.tolkien |
| Follows | Luca Brasi |
| Followups | Flame of the West (3h & 5m) > Justin Bacon |
Luca Brasi wrote:
Luca BrasiWhat a bizarre claim. Surely you've noticed that the vast majority of Americans are religious, right? You're basically saying that the majority of Americans love singling themselves out in order to hate themselves.
But religious folk? Well... we all just love to single out a group and hate them. It's the american way. And besides... it's SO easy to hate religious folk, particularly Christians... hell, making religious folk seem less than human makes us all look better when viewed in a mirror, doesn't it??
Commenting on the idiocy of looking at two pieces of metal welded together in a 90-degree angle 40 years ago and declaring it the work of God is not an anti-religious position. It's an anti-stupidity position.
People, such as yourself, who confuse the two have the bigger problem: Why are you associating all religious with stupidity?
Justin Bacon triad3204@aol.com
10/06/2001-
