Residents want sign promoting atheism removed


	Residents want sign promoting atheism removed

tabsey

7-5-2009 7:15 AM

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tabsey says:

I'm sure the sign sponsors would consider the request when christians stop putting their silly signs around.
http://www.oddee.com/item_86516.aspx

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7-5-2009 8:06 AM

nobelprize4peace

Those crazy christians, are totally inconsistent. Nothing is ever good enough for them. Until we live in a theocratic society, they will not be happy.

7-8-2009 1:59 PM

clip-on-tie

I'm glad they left the Muslim signs intact that promoted beheading your wife at will, tossing acid on your children, and blowing yourself up so you can enjoy the afterlife with 72 male virgins that look like Kim Jong Il.

And I'm really glad that nobelprice4peace is promoting peace by calling people crazy and inconsistent and assuming that happy people are not happy because that sounds like a cool comment to leave.

You know the guy who put up the video challenging the Koran? This may be shocking, but he’s gotten violent threats.

How can people be that immune to irony?

NORMAL PERSON: Islam is a crazy, violent religion.

CRAZY MUSLIM: How dare you say that, infidel! I will use my crazy vi...

7-8-2009 2:10 PM

swampfoxz

We'll see if "Free Speech" prevails.

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