people think it's cool and gives their shit a vibe

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Wierd. I guess some find it fashionable

Same reason they wear ties, it made sense in africa and they didn't think to stop.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-ads/majority-of-divisive-facebook-ads-bought-by-suspicious-groups-study-idUSKBN1HN2KV
RUSSIA ASTROTURFED THE 2016 ELECTION

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-guiliani/former-new-york-mayor-giuliani-to-join-trump-legal-team-idUSKBN1HQ32Z

Corrupt sicko mayor who sold out New York is to join Trumps legal team.

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>>16306
>>16306
yo I respect that man hustle

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What is this link really?
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>>16279
All the butthurt of the guy who benefits from blasphemy laws.
>Cries persecition
>Only religious morons get to call on blasphemy laws

STOP PICKING ON ME ATHEISTS OR ILL SUE YOU.

Freedom of speech press and assembly are the opposite of Christian values and were absent throughout most the history of western civilization. Only when we found the old greek texts did we push back, take some foreign values, and push back some more against religion, ending 1000 years of stagnation during which there was no scientific revolution.

>>16284
>Cries persecition
Little correction, rather than crying I'm laughing, at your face, for thinking that your choice of mindset is causing yourself to be persecuted. It's like you couldn't even find yourself an enslaved ancestor so you have to back-rationalize ways to demand your reparations through some other means. That's not how individuals get tied down to societal norms. It's because you fence-sit your ass off everytime when asked "what do you believe in" that nobody sees any point in banking on your sense of responsibility to shape society in a way that gains a return by catering to it, whether you're religious or not.

On the other hand, you seem to think it's laughable if you can put your opposition in jail or fine them, because "benefiting" to you is defined as "somebody else suffers from [blasphemy] laws". No actually, maybe let's secularize this point so you can see it without your bias: do I benefit from anti-theft laws and anti-drug laws? Not really, they affect society on a scale larger than me and mostly to my detriment by creating a recursion effect in crime. If you want atheism to spread, bring more blasphemy laws. That's the same bargain as with everything, live long and see yourself become the villain. Then you get to put an honest wager on what really benefits you and who's accomplishing it.

>>16285
And you would seek to stop scientific revolution once again, now that the downtime has succesfully been attributed to Christianity and the shift to secularism caused ignorance over how many people had to be tossed into the pyre to fuel the furnaces. Catholic church was sort of shy to kickstart a total revision of contemporary morality when non-revolutional advancements like military technology chugged on at a predictable pace, but Mengele wasn't. Are you? Freedom of speech laws haven't done much in reigniting actual, large-scale testing in eugenics, transhumanism and pedophilia just to be sure there's nothing more to learn in those fields. Neither has atheism. What has happened though, whoever you credit for it, is that massive global scale population growth subsidizes laziness of the many with the desperation of the few. We just don't keep direct record of it. How many persons refused to advance science between 1970-1980, compared with 1300-1400?

Oh those 1000 years of idleness, we could have burned the earth away by now if it wasn't for them!

>>16292
The scientific method came from the Greeks, and Christianity held it back. Christian art was worse than Greek art and we only advanced when we went back to the greeks and co to her where they left off. Christianity would have left is where Islam is today if we had never started to delve into Greek philosophy 500 years ago. Watch this video to see why that's true and stop being a moron.
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>>15424
I suppose I can see your point. While the Constitution is still - in my eyes - a dogmatic, slave paper, it's not as if the rest of this country is free from slavery anyway; it's the best form of slavery this planet has until the next ideological revolution comes to provide a better world.

>why are YOU telling us we need to change our constitution
I don't want you to change your constitution, I want there to be a better world than what's already presented.

>We leave that up to the Supreme Court
I don't trust any Supreme Court to prioritise the nation over themselves; being in the Supreme Court would make you feel beyond the responsibilities of those in the Supreme Court.

The void gazes into you and all that.

>any president we elect
Elections are heavily controlled, and most of the candidates are all tied together as friends anyway in one way or another.

>left to right to left to right
Left vs Right politics is used to make people feel like they have the ability to change. I understand where you're coming from when you talk about your theory of balancing out, I usually saw it as a pendulum though; same concept nevertheless.

Their books should be given bad reviews.

https://www.amazon.com/Lunav-Jenn-Polish/dp/1948608332

Most of us humans inherently want to be left alone, and be free to live their own lives as long as they do not go around killing people.

Then you have a subgroup of humans that are power hungry despots and control freaks who wish to enhance their own power by any means necessary. Unfortunately these collectivists tend to form groups and join organizations with the interest of increasing centralized power. The State, if you will, and it will grow and grow until completely fiscally insolvent - not to mention atrocities committed in the name of power along the way.

There is an even smaller subgroup which tend to seek justice when crimes have been committed and they also tend to form groups and join organizations that are in power. These people do not hold bad intentions (unlike the other subgroup), but will they follow orders (no matter how necessary or draconian) because they intend to keep peace.

>>16267
That is one of the problems with governments, the people that should be of control of it and the actual governmental entity are separate, and this results in a great internal divide in the country where people are left in a position of little independence and power and the government oversees all and is unquestionable. A government in my eyes should be a coalition of individuals of a particular area looking towards the betterment of themselves such as the building of roads or a dedicated police force to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Look at how absolutely bloated the United States government is, the shelves upon shelves of legislation and laws and deep levels of corruption by those who gained their positions through their possession of money and ability to advertise themselves.

>>16270
Exactly. It is very unfortunate that governments tend to attract the worst of the worst people (those who desire to corrupt and abuse their authority for their own selfish interests). Our Founders were very smart in regards to the US Constitution... however I think they underestimated future problems such as political lobbying and career politics. If there were two things that should have been added to our constitution it would be: 1) mandatory term limits and 2) a complete ban on political lobbying / bribery - specifying lobbying/bribery as a form of treason and mandated publicized death penalty for ALL involved. This way no politician would dare exploiting their authority to enrich themselves and other special interests.

people trying to make laws with the objective of making the world a somewhat better place to live in and for life to be a better experience and some suitniggers trying to abuse the law's for exclusively personal benefit, trying to read too deep into it will only make you lose your focus

>>16280
Bureaucracy often empowers those "suitniggers trying to abuse the law's for exclusively personal benefit." So limits on bureaucracy is healthy to society.