Well, At Least Now No One in Kentucky Has to Learn How to Swim
source: http://itslonelyuphere.blogspot.com/2011/01/well-at-least-now-no-one-in-kentucky.html
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I will start things off with a heartfelt disclaimer to assure that I will not feel any personal regret for any of the things I am about to say:
I try really hard to think of religion as something that is personal and special to all. It is somewhere to turn in a time of need, and it gives comfort when thinking about the daunting nature of the unknown. Because of this, attacking it as I attack all other bullshit is always, for me, toeing my line of decency. This is good, however, because it proves to me that I still have one. But, when people start forcing their religion on others, killing in the name of their god, fucking little boys, or substituting spiritual beliefs for rational thought, I tell my conscience to take the rest of the day off. Guess what, assholes? There are billions of people in this world that think their religious beliefs are correct. But no, it's fine, I'm sure yours is the one that's right. Let's do this.
It was recently brought to my attention that Northern Kentucky will soon to be home to a new theme park that will not, I have been assured by its website, be funded by taxpayer dollars, but will obey the physical laws of buoyancy, which I find ironic. The theme of said park, which is set to open in 2014, will revolve around the main attraction: a full scale model of Noah's Ark.
For those who are unaware, the biblical story of Noah and his great big friggin' boat can be summed up as follows:
More at link: http://itslonelyuphere.blogspot.com/2011/01/well-at-least-now-no-one-in-kentucky...
I try really hard to think of religion as something that is personal and special to all. It is somewhere to turn in a time of need, and it gives comfort when thinking about the daunting nature of the unknown. Because of this, attacking it as I attack all other bullshit is always, for me, toeing my line of decency. This is good, however, because it proves to me that I still have one. But, when people start forcing their religion on others, killing in the name of their god, fucking little boys, or substituting spiritual beliefs for rational thought, I tell my conscience to take the rest of the day off. Guess what, assholes? There are billions of people in this world that think their religious beliefs are correct. But no, it's fine, I'm sure yours is the one that's right. Let's do this.
It was recently brought to my attention that Northern Kentucky will soon to be home to a new theme park that will not, I have been assured by its website, be funded by taxpayer dollars, but will obey the physical laws of buoyancy, which I find ironic. The theme of said park, which is set to open in 2014, will revolve around the main attraction: a full scale model of Noah's Ark.
For those who are unaware, the biblical story of Noah and his great big friggin' boat can be summed up as follows:
More at link: http://itslonelyuphere.blogspot.com/2011/01/well-at-least-now-no-one-in-kentucky...
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ikkibu_emuqa
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honestly u hav to get over religion. spiritualism was here b4 religion was even thought of. it all goes down to extra terrestrials n them trying to rule us n make us feel inferior to them which we are not. we hav been brainwashed throughout human history n its going to be tough to undo the brainwashing but its possible. but abolishing religion is a huge leap toward humanity freeing itself
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ikkibu_emuqa
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bailey78
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ikkibu_emuqa:
Yeppers!
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bailey78
