Mr. Scott
Under the Amazing One's Wing
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Damnit, I'm more of a dog and ferret person...![]()
...then you side with those who kill and torture cats. I am shocked!
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Damnit, I'm more of a dog and ferret person...![]()
That's not a bad idea. We could start a movement whereby everyone realizes atheism just means a lack of belief in a deity..... And we're all smart and exclusive and can abuse people for disagreeing.
Also, there must be cake.
Btw,I can't believe Matt D got involved with this nonsense.
Douchebag!
...then you side with those who kill and torture cats. I am shocked!
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The cake is a lie spread by the privileged.
The cake is a lie spread by the privileged.
You're white, which means you have privilege. But you're a woman, which means you don't. How does that work?
Woman always trumps white, don't you know that by now?? Read Atheist # 101, pfft. How dare you ask questions.
Isn't it sad how easy it is to parody this stuff
Btw,I can't believe Matt D got involved with this nonsense.
Dillahunty is completely sincere IMHO but regarding his feminism one thing to keep in mind is that Dillahunty got married for the first time last year (after he turned 40) to a woman some years his junior (about 15 years or more, I'd guess) and she's been an influence on him.
Mrs. D. (sorry I can't remember her first name) will often enter the room during Dillahunty's Google Plus (not to be confused with A+) Hangouts to give a feminist clarification to whatever ever is the current topic of discussion (e.g., why calling someone a "douchebag" isn't necessarily sexist.)
Here's Dillahunty ruminating at length on A+.
ETA: In the video description Dillahunty says, "I've been atheism+ for years, without the label." I do think, however, that his emotional commitment to feminism has increased since his marriage.
Btw,I can't believe Matt D got involved with this nonsense.
Dillahunty is completely sincere IMHO but regarding his feminism one thing to keep in mind is that Dillahunty got married for the first time last year (after he turned 40) to a woman some years his junior (about 15 years or more, I'd guess) and she's been an influence on him.
Mrs. D. (sorry I can't remember her first name) will often enter the room during Dillahunty's Google Plus (not to be confused with A+) Hangouts to give a feminist clarification to whatever ever is the current topic of discussion (e.g., why calling someone a "douchebag" isn't necessarily sexist.)
Here's Dillahunty ruminating at length on A+.
ETA: In the video description Dillahunty says, "I've been atheism+ for years, without the label." I do think, however, that his emotional commitment to feminism has increased since his marriage.
I have no doubt that Mr D would find it very objectionable if someone were to claim that his intellectual positions derived from a base desire for domestic bliss...
Am I the only one who has no idea who this person is?
Am I the only one who has no idea who this person is?
I didn't say Dillahunty is espousing feminism to avoid domestic arguments, he had those view before he got married. I was saying his marriage to a younger woman may have influenced his emotional commitment to feminism. In the same way, PZ Meyers' emotionalism on the subject is doubtless influenced by the fact that he is the father of two daughters.
(Not that PZ isn't emotional on every subject, mind you.)
Am I the only one who has no idea who this person is?
Am I the only one who has no idea who this person is?
(Not that PZ isn't emotional on every subject, mind you.)
How about A#?
Because atheists are sharper than others...
Sure about that?