Right-Wing Jesus Freak Blogger Wants to Put Atheist On A National Registry.

Got to love the fundies. Here we have one Jesus Freak suggesting that atheists should be put on a national registry in the same manner that "sex offenders, ex-convicts , terrorist cells , hate groups like the KKK , skinheads , radical Islamists , etc." His rational? "Registering atheists like Richard Dawkins would at least let people know who - and WHERE - they reside."

This loon is a Rick Perry supporter, no shocker here...

“When fascism comes to America, it will come wrapped in the flag, waving a cross and speak with a Texas accent."

 

While I'm not surprised that someone would get the idea of putting people's faith would be a good idea, it's just one little old nut against billions of them. They exist no matter what.

Let's just laugh at them while they're confused and explain to them why that's a bad idea.

 

Funny stuff. I really don't get where the whole "athiests are dangerous people" thing comes from. I've heard it said that it's because atheists don't believe in an afterlife, thus no punishment for their 'sins' (which vary by religion to begin with). So since atheists acknowledge that we only have one life and this is it, somehow that means they find it easier to kill, rape, steal, etc? I find the opposite to be true myself, but it's not like the Christians are any different. Christians can rape, steal, and murder all they want so long as they confess their sins before they die. Kill a million people? Go talk to the man in the box and you'll still get into heaven. Hell that was a big thing during the crusades; fight for god and your sins will be forgiven. Then there's that whole 'indulgence' thing where you just pay the church for a clean slate. So really it's not like the religious are guaranteed to be good because of the threat; they just need to survive the shootout so they can confess before they die. We all know about radical Islam and their whole deal as well. You don't need a religion to be a good person, it really is that simple.



I mean really, non-believers aren't that bad.

 

Yeah, you atheists believe in a higher power called a centralized government. So in essence you do believe in a god of sorts--just that its a humanist/secular god. Believing in your almighty government also means that you don't believe in yourselves per se. You do realize that atheist communists murdered/slaughtered more people in the 20th century than any other political or ideological people on earth. And you mock those of us who label you atheists as dangerous? LOL!

 

You'll pardon me if I don't get worked up into a tizzy over the opinion of ONE MAN, when there are elected representatives with our government who advocate the same AND WORSE for members of the TEA party.

 

What? Are you talking about Stalin, 'cause he was killing in the name of communism, not atheism. Read this for more information:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marxism_and_religion

BTW, not all atheists are communists, and as the article states not all communists are atheists.

 

True and you're certainly right that a person doesn't need religion to be a good person.... the first person who taught me that was my adoptive dad - a very kind, gentle and caring soul and my Dad didn't go to church.

I've known several atheists thru out the yrs and they were good people. I'm a Christian and we tolerated each other - lol. And it's b/c we respected each others beliefs and non-beliefs...... but then we never got into religious debates b/c we saw no point in it.....

Don't know where this idiot gets the idea that atheists should be on a register like criminals are, but his crazy idea won't ever get off the ground...

 

That's true; this craziness will never happen and you're right respect for others beliefs is the key. It's easy enough on a personal level, I just wish it was on a national level as well.

 

All of the leaders of the Russian Revolution and Stalin himself were indeed atheists. Atheism was and still is the trademark of marxism and communism. They certainly weren't Christians, when in fact upwards to 20 million or more Christians were slaughtered by these atheists.

 

Excellent logic. I can say, using that logic, every single conservitive is racist, because a few of them are.

 

You don't seem to have understood what I said. Stalin and co killed people in the name of communism, not atheism. They were atheist, yes, but that was not why people died. They died because of a government belief that the religious needed to be killed. By your logic everyone killed by any nation with a religious tie died in the name of that religion.

 

Good,I hope so.
Then all the Marxist /Commies here will **** out the country
How do you think we feel about this??

http://www.infowars.com/dhs-boss-hints-tea-party-will-engage-in-violence/
DHS Boss Hints Tea Party Will Engage in Violence



Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
April 22, 2010

Related: ADL Calls For “Major Law Enforcement Operation” To Deal With Obamacare Critics

During a corporate media dog and pony show on Tuesday at a memorial for the victims of the government bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City, Department of Homeland Security boss Janet Napolitano said “anti-government groups” — shorthand for the Tea Party movement and patriot groups — are preparing to engage in violence.

“A day after she was in Oklahoma City to commemorate 15 years since the deadly bombing there, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on Tuesday expressed concern that groups inside the United States, including anti-government groups, could be seeking to launch violent attacks,” reports Fox News.

The predominant “anti-government” (pro-Constitution) groups in the United States are part of or arrayed around the Tea Party and patriot movements.

Napolitano exploited the memorial to hint that patriot groups will likely engage in violence. “Whenever you go to Oklahoma City, you need to go to the memorial, and you need to walk through that museum. That will teach you the difference between those who are merely expressing themselves — loudly and with anger — and the violence that we must seek to prevent.”

Napolitano said she agrees with propaganda disseminated by the Southern Poverty Law Center that “the threat posed by lone wolves and small terror cells is more pronounced than in past years,” and that “the current economic and political climate has some similarities to the [early] 1990s,” which resulted in the false flag operation in Oklahoma City to demonize the militias.



“We honor the continued need for vigilance against the hateful ideologies that led to this attack, so that we can recognize their signs in our communities and stand together to defeat them,” she said at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum. “I wish it were possible to stand here and say that threats from terrorism and violent extremism have gone away since then. We know that’s not the case.”

The DHS and the FBI consider the Tea Party movement part of the “right-wing extremist” threat to government highlighted in a DHS report initiated under the Bush administration and leaked to the media after Obama took office.

On April 19, 2009, the Northeast Intelligence Network reported on FBI surveillance during Tea Party demonstrations. “Even as average Americans were planning to get out in towns and cities to demonstrate against Big Government and Big Taxes, Federal Bureau of Intelligence Investigation (FBI) surveillance was being unleashed upon them. In fact, unsuspecting Tax Day TEA Party participants were being closely watched during the demonstration planning stages in a covert operation that began on or about March 23, 2009,” Douglas J. Hagmann, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network, and Judi McLeod of Canada Free Press reported.



“There have been very significant changes made over the last few years that redirect the focus and assets of the intelligence community internally. These changes have greatly accelerated under this administration, and the threats have been redefined to include those who used to be patriots,” an FBI source told Hagmann.

In March of 2009, Infowars.com reported on a joint effort by the U.S. Army, the FBI, and local law enforcement to share intelligence on End the Fed activists and demonstrations. On November 22, 2008, Alex Jones led a rally at the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas Texas.

Napolitano made her comments several days after former president Bill Clinton “drew parallels between the antigovernment tone that preceded that devastating [Oklahoma City] attack and the political tumult of today,” as the New York Times characterized it.

Clinton insinuated that “profoundly alienated, disconnected people [have] bought into this militant antigovernment line” of opposition to a leviathan federal government, increased taxation, militarization of law enforcement, the Federal Reserve, and the systematic dismantling of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
yep,Tea Party has been the target of DHS
So who are the real "facists"?
Its ok for the TSA to fondle a child looking for explosives,but wrong to search a Arab man or woman the same way?
Its ok for DHS to label patriotic,liberty loving Americans a THREAT but NOT the dangerous illegals that cross our borders and are ok with Sharia Law ?

 

Why waste your time worrying about something like this? You're never going to get through to somebody who is that brainwashed by their cult/religion. It's the obvious ramblings of a madman, so you shouldn't try to make sense of it. You'll blow a fuse.

ANY rick perry supporter should get their heads checked.

 

So you are a terrorist supporter. I think I will call DHS on you.

 

And ill call immigration on you,hows that sound ?

 

LOL!!!! You do that.

 

oh,WAIT!According to the Loony Lefties,The Tea Party and anyone else against thier Marxist agendas are "terrorists"
And hostage takers

Gotta love it!

 

too bad the tea party is not against Obama's agenda, and in fact are right in line with it. they totally support his police state and big government agendas

 

If anything christians should be on a registry. How does he like that?

 

No point in paying attention to this guy. He's obviously crazy and paranoid that people don't share the same beliefs.
I imagine that most Christians would be outraged at the mere thought non believers be put on a register like criminals.

 

Those religious delusionals seem to do whatever they want anyway. But here this religious nut bags (you too Alqeda): I am GOD, and I am the one you all worship, so do as I say. All you jesus freaks must know this, jeasus is the devil and I did not creat him in my image. In fact jeasus is realy John Turturro. From this point on, anything bad that happens in your life is because I wanted it to happen, it is my will.


Are you having a good time? (Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, 2009).

 

At LEAST TWO.

You HAVE to count Libhater!