• ttubravesrock
    +5

    I understand why people would get defensive, but with me there's no need. I try to make it a practice to not make personal attacks or inflammatory statements. Of course, I may slip sometimes, but just know that my intention is to always be civil.

    • flowerpunk
      +4

      OK you two, you're being too civilised ! just kidding.. it's nice to see <3

      but when it comes to social justice, who deserves more of the outrage/attention directed at helping the cause? Gays, blacks, trans, atheists, women, muslims, the poor, hispanics, seniors, midgets, employees, baristas, children, etc?

      Indeed, some problems are larger than others - but larger problems don't negate smaller ones (Fallacy of relative privation, etc).

      Militant atheists are just as bad as militant christians

      I get what you're saying but I think I'll have to disagree here. Perhaps depends what you mean by militant ?

      The bitter, hateful attitude some have is definitely there, at least in written format online and in books, but I know of no people committing atrocities in the name of atheism.

    • ttubravesrock
      +4
      @flowerpunk -

      I guess I'm not using militant in the military sense. If I rephrased it to Gnostic Christians are just as bad as Gnostic Atheists I suppose that would make more sense.