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Actually it's Christians that aren't minding their own business and being giant s about things that don't fit their value system.
Ok, go to Mecca and shout out Allah is a lie. Odds are that you won't do such a thing because it could be dangerously offensive right? Are you not exercising common sense that your opinion is not a popular one therefore must be kept to yourself?
Actually it's Christians that aren't minding their own business and being giant s about things that don't fit their value system.
As much as you want to control other people's thoughts and feelings, you can't
Government advertising is everyone's business.
Just get rid of God decals. Problem solved.
No God decal-related problem has ever happened from the absence of a God decal on a cop car.
but am I wrong that Allah is a lie?
Ok, then why is Obama in office "advertising" insurance?
That's a huge strawman by the way
We're talking about religious advertising..
That wasn't the question now was it. Does your common sense dictate that it is indeed a bad idea? That is the question the scenario was asking.
Then aren't you all trying to advertise atheism by wanting it removed?
What religion is insurance?
Nope. There would be no advertisement of any belief or lack thereof.
Ironic coming from Mr. Hasty Generalization
With that same logic, these problems wouldn't happen if one of the groups eliminated the other.
So basically... the theists need to remove the atheists so there wouldn't be any problem. On the other side, the atheist needs to eliminate the theist so there wouldn't be any problem.
Yep... that is the way to peaceful living in an equal environment.
Your scenario is an international goal post move. Of course it's dangerous now to do something like that in Mecca. Doesn't mean I shouldn't have the right to do it.
What hasty generalization are you referring to
So shouldn't it be well within the rights of the cops putting those stickers on their cruisers? You want the right to be able to say something like that. So the cops shouldn't have that same right?
No.
You're basically saying that any car driving around without decals is advertising atheism.
No. The act of wanting them removed is advertising atheism.
No because the cruisers are paid for with public funding. They do not have the right to use public property this capacity to advertise their religious beliefs.
No, it's not wanting an established religion pushed on the public per the cons ution.
Rob pls
Why are atheists so salty about a sticker expressing belief in a "make belief" God? How can something that doesn't exist offend you? If the sticker said "in Zeus we trust" would atheists care?
Because it hurts their feelings that people still do things that differ from their ideology. Especially since they are so smart and know better than everyone else.
Then why do you want it removed?
I think it's because deep down inside they know that God does exist. Why else would anyone go through so much trouble to prove that something doesn't exist? It doesn't make sense at all. I mean it's pretty well established that the Easter bunny doesn't exist yet I don't see people trying to take the Easter bunny down.
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