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This thread is not about making people follow religion; it’s about the atheists and anti-theists here who post that religion is evil and religion should be banned. No one in our country is forced to be religious. However many people have espoused the belief that religion is stupid and should be banned, which is directly in opposition to our laws and traditions.[/quote]

Yes people are forced to follow xian religions when laws are created by religious groups and forced upon everyone else.

Not letting gay people marry, limiting abortion, refusing to make cakes, refusing birth control, etc

https://www.jurist.org/features/2023/04/05/rule-of-law-chronicles-americas-shadow-theocrats/

Every religion has evil, not every religious person is evil. YOU need to check your own religion and speak up when they are being evil, but you don’t you just give them money to make laws to infringe on our rights.

Unfortunately in the USA we can’t ban the KKK, or any group including religion.

Yes we think it ridiculous that you believe that some dude died on the cross for your sins, or tfat god has called to kill a group of people or that god gave you a piece of land. It’s all ludicrous.

I don’t want to ban you from believing but I do want to ban you from the govt which is my constitutional right.[/quote]

You do not have the right to “ban” religious people from “government.”

What do you even mean by that?[/quote]

We do have the right to ban you from making laws that are based in religious beliefs.

[b][size=25]Stop forcing your religion on others.[/size][/b][/quote]

This. No one would GAF about what you do if you weren’t trying to force your religion on everyone else. And took unethical steps to do so. 
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.

There are no laws allowed to be made prohibiting the free exercise of religion in the US. The government can’t establish an official religion; and it cannot prohibit any American from freely exercising their religion.

States have every right and responsibility to hold free elections and pass laws that protect their interests.

Slavery doesn’t exist in America because we abolished it.

Again- why do atheists and anti-theists hate living in the freest country in the world? Yes, America has the largest percentage of population in the world that identify as Christian, and people are flooding our borders to come to our country.[/quote]

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