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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They want to change your mind and make sure to take people away from their God. It's pretty evil in my opinion. [/quote]

That's because you are brainwashed, and you do not realize the hard your beliefs are doing to the world (and have for a long time).

Open your eyes and see that there is insufficient evidence to believe there is a god - certainly not to the point where you need to enforce these crazy bronze-age beliefs on others through public policy and societal pressures.  That is TRUE evil.  REAL evil.  Evil that you put on REAL humans EVERY DAY.[/quote]

Well, I am atheist and think atheists like you are evil, unintelligent, and naive.

Frankly I would rather converse with believers and find your comments to be supremely stupid and ill-informed.[/quote]

DP. The PP's comments are certainly abrasive and rude, but they are not stupid or ill-informed. 
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DP. They may not be stupid, but they contain no actual proof for the assertions, but rely on logical fallacies and assumptions that the readers have the exact same priors.

To call all religions "crazy bronze-aged beliefs" is an ad hominem attack against religion as a whole, not a solid logical proof.

PP didn't bring forth a single example of the religious trying to enforce beliefs through societal pressure or public policy, and certainly did not make a case that the religious do this more than the non-believers. Most people can probably easily find these people, however, since the media enjoys nutpicking, so I'll grant that they exist. But to go from the specific cases to the generalization PP did is a hasty generalization fallacy.

But for the sake of the argument, let's even try granting that the non-religious don't try to weaponize culture, PP has no where made the case that they person [i]they[/i] quoted wants to do any of that. They have no proof for that. At all.[/quote]

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