Well shit. We are really outnumbered.
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Oregon 28%
Washington 27%
Vermont 24%
Colorado 23%
California 21%
Idaho 21%
Nevada 21%
Wyoming 21%
Delaware 20%
Arizona 19%
Montana 19%
New Hampshire 19%
Massachusetts 18%
New Mexico 18%
Utah 18%
Indiana 17%
Kansas 17%
Maine 17%
Michigan 17%
Missouri 17%
Ohio 17%
Rhode Island 17%
Illinois 16%
New Jersey 16%
Kentucky 15%
Maryland 15%
Minnesota 15%
New York 15%
Oklahoma 15%
West Virginia 15%
Wisconsin 15%
Arkansas 14%
Connecticut 14%
Florida 14%
Iowa 14%
Georgia 13%
Pennsylvania 13%
Virginia 13%
Texas 12%
North Carolina 11%
Louisiana 10%
Nebraska 10%
Tennessee 9%
South Carolina 8%
South Dakota 8%
Alabama 7%
Mississippi 7%
North Dakota 4%
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Well shit. We are really outnumbered.
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Unfortunately, i would think that the number of socialists in those percentages is even smaller.
Well if I am not envious of my comrades in Oregon...
From skiming the data, I it seems we average about 17% (I couldn't find an exact figure), that isn't so bad...
Wow... fucking hypocrites.
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Who is that quote from? It's ridiculous!
It's like saying "You've got freedom of speech, if you speak religion like the rest of us"
I'm a 'half-arsed' Christian, and most of my mates are atheist. The people in that article need their heads sorting out
It is on the page of RS' link, up to the middle left I believe.
Those atheists will get you some dayI'm a 'half-arsed' Christian, and most of my mates are atheist. The people in that article need their heads sorting out
I need more theists to respond to my thread; perhaps less reactionary ones...
You know god!?
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I'd like to see a statistic done world wide.
There is no right or wrong, there's radicalism and progress.
You sure are getting there redstar!
A whopping 1/10th of US states are above 20% non-believers. That's only 80% of the US motherfucking population that you have left.
Eighty-percent isn't so bad, it really isn't.
Mind you, the state with the highest percentage can't even reach 30%.
Damn, break out the seee'gars and the sugarcane, daddy's getting hot tonight!
For once you are right, whoever thinks like those you quote are morons.
I have met neither a religious fanatic nor a hard-core leftist whose arguments did not make me laugh.
The reason is that their arguments are actually one and the same: "it'll work because I believe in it, even though all available evidence is to the contrary."
Well, inDUHvidual, we're doing the best we can...and making progress.
To be sure, the Christian fascists that you evidently admire are also doing the best they can...which is pretty depressing.
Too bad they didn't have polling in the 1850s; it would be interesting to see how public opinion developed on the issue of slavery prior to the civil war.
I think a second edition of the civil war would be "a good thing"...how about you?
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I'm sure you'd be out on the front lines, after all those who talk the biggest games are usually the ones who back it up.Originally posted by redstar2000@May 2 2005, 05:27 PM
I think a second edition of the civil war would be "a good thing"...how about you?
Why don't you go start your war like right now? I highly recommend walking around Cap Hill while waving a gun around. I'm sure your followers will join you.
I have met neither a religious fanatic nor a hard-core leftist whose arguments did not make me laugh.
The reason is that their arguments are actually one and the same: "it'll work because I believe in it, even though all available evidence is to the contrary."
You're a harsh master, Mr. t...wanting to run my ancient ass onto the battlefield.
Still, who knows? I've lived a pretty full life and if it should end in a battle against the Christian fascists...well, that wouldn't be the worst way to go, would it?
Say, the Battle of Atlanta?
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Wow, I was expecting at least 2 or 3 more hubris-filled posts before you started with the excuses.Originally posted by redstar2000+May 3 2005, 03:24 AM--> (redstar2000 @ May 3 2005, 03:24 AM)You're a harsh master, Mr. t...wanting to run my ancient ass onto the battlefield.
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I have met neither a religious fanatic nor a hard-core leftist whose arguments did not make me laugh.
The reason is that their arguments are actually one and the same: "it'll work because I believe in it, even though all available evidence is to the contrary."
That's so pathetic that it makes me laugh and cry at the same time.
Stop applauding, the spectacle is everywhere
Gee, I let you down again.
There's just no pleasing you, Mr. t...short of bending the knee to the despotism of capital.
And you know I'm not going to do that, don't you?
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Naw, fortunately my expectations for you are so low that you'd be hard pressed to let me down.
Gee, I let you down again.
Now, that would disappoint me even more, to see a man of such high principle sell out.
Red, I need whackos and nutcases like you because I find you most interesting and entertaining. Remember Silence of the Lambs when Clarice visited those guys to see what kind of moth she had recovered from the dead girl's mouth? Those two were playing chess with live bugs. You're like one of those bugs to me.
By the way, approximately 84% of the world's population believes in God in one way or another.
I have met neither a religious fanatic nor a hard-core leftist whose arguments did not make me laugh.
The reason is that their arguments are actually one and the same: "it'll work because I believe in it, even though all available evidence is to the contrary."
All too true.
But, the percentage is falling...and has been for the last couple of centuries.
Even if you didn't know this, the public stance of the major godrackets would give you a clue that "something's going on".
Their hysterical rants about communism, atheism, secular humanism, evolution, etc. and their whining about "empty churches", the decline of "morality", etc. should tell you that they are on the "defensive" and they know it.
"Mankind is very stupid," said Einstein in one of his sour moods, "and progress is very slow."
Nevertheless, progress is being made.
Face it, guy, no matter the strength of your own supernatural delusions, in the long run, you're on the losing side.
Ironically, the capitalism that you so admire gets a good deal of credit for undermining your personal superstition and those of others. It was bourgeois philosophers and scientists back in the 18th and 19th centuries that shattered the intellectual credentials of religion beyond all hope of repair.
And while some capitalists today try desperately to put St. Humpty-Dumpty back together again (he was so useful), the over-all effects of the marketplace continue to eat away at religious belief like a powerful acid.
Who needs "Heaven" when you've got "Sex in the City"...or Disney World?
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Meh...hmm...a fundamentalist? What else, but a kid of a christian: "I wanna go to Bible Land"! Yeah, and I'm a "Son of a Preacherman"
Yup and after the "egg-scrambler" of the industrial revolution, the good ol' feudal lords and their men, weren’t ever able to find his rear end...
Funny how reactionaries praise capitalism but curse the religious decline // < correlation.
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