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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Atheists who feel the need to tell you all about it...
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I know, right?  The most innocuous sentence on DCUM ("That new restaurant is next to that church on the corner...") elicits numerous posts about "how I came to atheism", every one of them several paragraphs long. Well, and the nasty one-liners too, but those folks are angry little losers. This happens in person, too - just last weekend I went to someone's house to discuss how parents were going to organize something related to a kid sports team, and was treated to a five-minute rant on the history of her non-belief.

Newsflash:  We don't care! Even though we pretend to be interested ... we're not![/quote]

Similarly, the people who cannot go five minutes without talking about "God's glory" or "His plan". I was just saying hello, I don't need a damn sermon.[/quote]

These people are much, much less common, I find. It's generally by social class. PP, if you're as  "elite" as I'm sure you think you are, it's probably just your admin who is doing this. But what's 8:47's excuse? And the trashy poster at 7:22, is there any excuse for her?[/quote]

My admin? I have no clue what you're talking about.

Also, being annoyed by people who talk about "God's Plan" does not signify that I consider myself "elite". I guess you're equally upset by the posters who hate when atheists talk about their beliefs, right?[/quote]

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