Bullying. Needs. To. Stop.

[chickened]

Atheism is also protected...and so is calling someone a bigot because you didn't like their post which was uncalled for.

Who said it was a crime? If saying "bigotry" doesn't belong with the grouping of murderers and rapists...last I checked atheism still isn't a criminal offense in the states. Darn it all. X)

 

[punk-a-doodle]

I think lumping atheists in with war lords and other violent criminals is uncalled for. I would call that bigotry. You may choose to call it what you will.

 

[chickened]

My guess is they were referring to some past mass murders like Pol Pot, Stalin or Mao Zedong or many other self proclaimed atheist murders.

I think lumping atheists in with war lords and other violent criminals is uncalled for. I would call that bigotry. You may choose to call it what you will.

 

[punk-a-doodle]

That's not what it says, nor would it be any less derisive or intolerant to say "atheist mass murderers" as opposed to "mass murders".

You also may wish to look further into some of the names you listed.

 

[tinydancer87]

Moochie, your post really struck a chord with me. Back in high school, I only weighed about 112 lbs, and had no boobs to speak of, lol. I am 5'6". I had very low self-esteem, I always wore baggy jeans and sweaters/t-shirts."Are you anorexic? Don't you ever eat? You're going to blow away in the wind!" I was also called names like "skinny minny" and "skeleton". I was also tormented and called "werewolf" at school due to actually having some blond hair on my arms, oh the horror! People felt the need to tell ME that I needed to shave my arms? What are people thinking when they say these things?!

I mean, would you call a heavy person, "Hey, Fatty McFat," or "Sup, Lardo"? Why do people feel like it's ok to openly ridicule someone who is thin? Well, the good news is I am currently 26 years old, weigh about 124 lbs, and managed to grow some chest, lol. 34-28-36. Not too shabby, eh? My husband always tells me how good I look and actually likes to pick clothes out for me to try on when we go shopping, lol.

And all the mean girls from high school are fat with multiple kids and always complaining about being fat. Smells like justice to me.

If people can dish out the criticism, they better be able to take it cuz my comebacks can be brutal. Your body is NOBODY'S business but yours.

 

[chickened]

http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism_and_Mass_Murder

I have

That's not what it says, nor would it be any less derisive or intolerant to say "atheist mass murderers" as opposed to "mass murders".

You also may wish to look further into some of the names you listed.

 

[chickened]

Moochie, your post really struck a chord with me. Back in high school, I only weighed about 112 lbs, and had no boobs to speak of, lol. I am 5'6". I had very low self-esteem, I always wore baggy jeans and sweaters/t-shirts."Are you anorexic? Don't you ever eat? You're going to blow away in the wind!" I was also called names like "skinny minny" and "skeleton". I was also tormented and called "werewolf" at school due to actually having some blond hair on my arms, oh the horror! People felt the need to tell ME that I needed to shave my arms? What are people thinking when they say these things?!

I mean, would you call a heavy person, "Hey, Fatty McFat," or "Sup, Lardo"? Why do people feel like it's ok to openly ridicule someone who is thin? Well, the good news is I am currently 26 years old, weigh about 124 lbs, and managed to grow some chest, lol. 34-28-36. Not too shabby, eh? My husband always tells me how good I look and actually likes to pick clothes out for me to try on when we go shopping, lol.

And all the mean girls from high school are fat with multiple kids and always complaining about being fat. Smells like justice to me.

If people can dish out the criticism, they better be able to take it cuz my comebacks can be brutal. Your body is NOBODY'S business but yours.

 

[punk-a-doodle]

That explains it. I know it is a trustworthy encyclopedia because it says it is a trustworthy encyclopedia.

Quote: Tinydancer, that's hilarious. There was a girl in my high school who had, not at all blonde, but thick black waves of hair on her arms, and she wore it awesomely well. Always had camo and such on...had every ROTC boy in class salivating I swear.

 

[tinydancer87]

Hey, I wear it all well now.

You just gotta get to the point where you don't give two craps what anybody else thinks of you.

I am finding the delay between "thinking it" and "saying it" is decreasing with age.

(Because of being made fun of, and knowing how much it can hurt, I have NO tolerance for it. I worked at a youth camp and that was my #1 ironclad rule. I would write kids up for it.)

 

[chickened]

Gosh how could I be so misinformed? your sources are always so much better than mine I should have consulted you first, you are so smart. Your SO must be one lucky guy, how do you put up with us that just cannot seem to get anything right? Boy it sure sucks not knowing all the correct links to post, you are my new hero.

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That explains it. I know it is a trustworthy encyclopedia because it says it is a trustworthy encyclopedia.

Tinydancer, that's hilarious. There was a girl in my high school who had, not at all blonde, but thick black waves of hair on her arms, and she wore it awesomely well. Always had camo and such on...had every ROTC boy in class salivating I swear.