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Dec 12 2008

Holy frustrations

Published by sidecarsally at 4:35 pm under Afterthoughts Edit This

I can’t help but get annoyed every time I talk to a religious person about religion. And by far the most annoying person to debate religion with is a Christian.

Exhibit A:

 

That was the most honest and believable speech I’ve ever heard him give, but it’s still bullshit. This man has done so many terrible things in his life, there is no way he can believe in God. Well, unless he’s already accepted the fact that he is definitely going to Hell.

Every time I hear a President talk about his beliefs in God, I get so filled with rage that I want to personally club a baby seal to death on the White House lawn in protest.

RELIGION HAS NO PLACE IN AMERICAN POLITICS AND YOU CAN NOT LET GOD INFLUENCE YOUR DECISIONS WHEN YOU’RE LEADING A COUNTRY BASED ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.

Christians, you have said this yourself, “Having faith is believing in the irrational.” Then isn’t it kind of illogical to make decisions for everyone else based on your irrational beliefs and moral views?

Abortion should always remain legal in the United States because its main adversary is the Church. That single fact should make it an issue immune from debate. Women should be able to decide if they want to carry a child for 9 months. It’s their bodies. Not yours. Not God’s.

But what about the baby, right? You’d give rights to an unborn fetus the size of a peanut, but you’ll take away the rights of the gays. Nice.

Gay marriage will eventually become legal everywhere because Christian morals are degrading in America. More people are starting to realize that gay people are normal humans and deserve rights too. If a dude wants to stick it to another dude for the rest of his life, as long as they’re paying taxes, they should be allowed to get married.

Marriage isn’t about “Holiness” anymore. Look around you.

I’d like to do an experiment:

Question: If anti-gayists are so concerned about preserving the Holiness of marriage, how perfect are their own marriages?

Research: Find 20 happily married couples that oppose gay marriage. Follow them individually EVERYWHERE, anonymously of course. Observe any lying, cheating, fighting, raping, or murdering that may occur in these “perfect” marriages.

Hypothesis: My guess is that at least half of the happily married couples are either involved in infidelity, or have unhealthy marriages.

Field Test 1: The husband of a particularly happy Christian family was found to be molesting the pet dog. I caught him on numerous occasions entering the bathroom with his dog and a jar of peanut butter, only to return with the dog. No bread or bagels were brought into the bathroom, leading me to believe that the husband was involved in a sexual act with the canine.

Field Test 2: At approximately 7:45AM today, the husband from happy couple #8 left the house for work. Three minutes later, a bus full of elementary school children pulled up in front of the house. Leaving bus running (with kids inside), the bus driver entered the couples’ home. One minute later, the driver and wife could be seen in the bay window, having sex - in plain view of the bus.

Analysis / Conclusion: It appears that the average married, hetero, anti-gay person is a hypocrite. They waste their own marriages and complain when a lesbian finds true love and wants to vacuum that one carpet… forever.

 STAY OUT OF OTHER PEOPLES’ LIVES.

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9 Responses to “Holy frustrations”

  1. Lucyon 12 Dec 2008 at 6:57 pm edit this

    Damn i love you.
    :D

  2. Kim!on 12 Dec 2008 at 10:12 pm edit this

    START A CULT!

  3. Con 13 Dec 2008 at 3:39 pm edit this

    co motherfuckin sign!

  4. Niaon 13 Dec 2008 at 4:52 pm edit this

    you definitely are fucking amazing, and i would hit that fa sho.

  5. camilaon 13 Dec 2008 at 6:44 pm edit this

    I agree 100%
    and for the first time he actually made sense

  6. Joeon 13 Dec 2008 at 6:48 pm edit this

    I agree completely.

    We need more people like you.

  7. Havaon 28 Dec 2008 at 9:31 pm edit this

    I’m trying to figure out how this leap of logic makes any sense:

    But what about the baby, right? You’d give rights to an unborn fetus the size of a peanut, but you’ll take away the rights of the gays. Nice.

    ***

    How about people like me (which I admittedly am not Christian - I’m agnostic) who believe that gays should have all the legal rights that straight people do, AND that abortion should be illegal?

    I still haven’t heard an argument for abortion that makes sense to me. Truly. Unless it’s a case of rape, incest, or the mother is going to die if she carries the baby to term, I don’t see why the mother should be given leave to kill the baby (and no, I don’t care what size it is. Killing is killing, period.)

    You had it completely right when you said that the woman’s body is her own, and she has every right to say what happens to it. So, she has the right to screw any person she wants, any way she wants, and live her life how she wants, and I’d never say a word to her. Her rights end where someone else’s begin, though, and if she chooses to have unprotected sex and get pregnant then that’s her prerogative. It certainly doesn’t give her the right to turn around and kill another human being, however.

    If I believed there was a God, then I could tell to myself, “Well, God will take the spirit of that child and put it into the body of another child, and the child will still be born” or something whacky like that. But being agnostic as I am, there is no way to tell myself that this baby has another chance to live. If the mother kills it, then that’s it. There are no more chances. That baby is dead, the end.

    Nothing about that scenario makes sense to me.

    I am libertarian, through and through, can you tell? ;-)

    Anywho, saw your posts up on the Today forums, and wanted to come check your blog out. Pretty funny - definitely liking it overall. :-)

    Havs
    http://nonfictionlover.today.com

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