Poll: Most Annoying Preachers?
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More recently it has been this one church I went to with my friend and ever since I've been getting letters every week asking for me to come back. I don't have any problems with religion or most religious people and I'm already going to another church regularly anyway. I'm just getting pissed off that they don't get the point yet.
PS: There are a lot of people that can't spell 'atheist' right.
PS: There are a lot of people that can't spell 'atheist' right.
Well please explain why you aren't paying any attention? People are simply trying to teach you the correct definition but you apparently you are ignoring them. You can't stand people pointing out you're wrong? And because you can't stand it, you're going to stick by it...Cody211282 said:
I'd say a toss-up between vegans and religious fundamentalists. Vegans because, well for one thing they founded PETA which should be evidence enough plus they're almost always uptight and self-righteous about their lifestyle choice, and trying to force it onto everyone else. Religious fundamentalists for ignoring scientific evidence, and continually adhering to bullshit theories like creationism, the geocentric solar system, and the worst of all that the world is only 6000 years old and flat.
I am, I just think you are wrong, and being an arrogant ass about it. No one can prove if there is or isn't a god, so I can say that since there isn't proof for or against then I don't know if there is or isn't a God. Most religious type will take that as an answer and leave me alone about it, atheist have to insist that I turn to their side on it. How is there anything wrong with saying you don't know and don't care, if there is a god he doesn't effect my day to day life and if there isn't then it doesn't matter anyway.RMcD94 said:
I totally agree with you. No one can proof there isn't a God. That's why the entire world is agnostic. Only arrogant douches are gnostic. I don't know if there isn't a God or not, I believe there isn't. Making me an explicit atheist. Also, atheists can be religious. If you don't know, and don't care, that makes you an atheist... If you don't believe in a God then you are an atheist, regardless of whether you believe there isn't a God or not. Implicit = lack of belief of a God, Explicit = belief of a lack of GodCody211282 said:
As an aspiring (I'm trying to organize my first trip, I fish and have killed animals before) hunter I would say animal rights activists. What gives them the right to pour paint on those who choose wear fur like our ancestors have for millions or years. Also without animal testing no new drugs could be developed without many human deaths.
I know its heartless to vote for 'Think of the Children' people as the most annoying, but i would say a good 90% of the money you donate goes to the countries government anyways through tarriffs and such.
Religious for sure. If another person comes to my front door asking me to find Jehova or whoever I am going to answer the door naked, with a yarmulke on my head and great with with "Shalom, now fuck off!"
Where I am nobody else bothers me so my list is rather short.
Where I am nobody else bothers me so my list is rather short.
I was torn between voting religious people and animal activists, but at least with those two I can sort of understand their point of view to some extent.
I'd have voted Glenn Beck if he was an option
But I think the anti-smokers are by far the most annoying, they're so smug and self-righteous with superiority complex. Get two of them together and they'll yak for hours about how horrible smokers are and how great it is to be annoying.
FYI I quit smoking a couple months ago, but I still fly the flag for the rights of the individual and maintain that it's my choice made freely if I ever decide to start up again.
I'd have voted Glenn Beck if he was an option
But I think the anti-smokers are by far the most annoying, they're so smug and self-righteous with superiority complex. Get two of them together and they'll yak for hours about how horrible smokers are and how great it is to be annoying.
FYI I quit smoking a couple months ago, but I still fly the flag for the rights of the individual and maintain that it's my choice made freely if I ever decide to start up again.
I think marketing salesmen should count as preachers. Especially those ones from call centres on the other side of the world. Who are relentless...
"I don't care, go away."
"Yes, I understand, but you are okay with our sponsors phoning you, yes?"
"No, go away."
"Okay, so first question."
*hang up*
"I don't care, go away."
"Yes, I understand, but you are okay with our sponsors phoning you, yes?"
"No, go away."
"Okay, so first question."
*hang up*
I'd assume you are pro-legalizing-every-single-thing-ever, especially considering smoking effects other people too. Pro-heroin right? It's their choice if they want to smoke heroin right? Or blow themselves up...
What's wrong with Atheists?Pimppeter2 said:
Also although this falls under Religious, I would say Fred Phelps and his family
I agree with Cody on this one, I actually like to believe there are many gods, not just the ones we know (Jehovah (dick), Buddha, Vishnu, and all the rest) but I mean gods in books and things too (read Promethea, you'll understand)Cody211282 said:
Quiet Stranger said:
There's nothing wrong with Atheists. I was talking about the people who preach.Myself said:
I am torn between animal activists and religious people. I guess it isn't religion and activists, just their zealots. The religious people are stupid and the activists are crazy. There was this one woman who came into my house who wanted dogs off leashes. It wasn't the fact she wanted them off leashes that bothered me, it was the fact she was wearing a dog suit. And the religious people, I have heard a lot of bad things about them on this site. "It was gods will to make your entire family be slaughtered after being tortured when they did not do anything." or "It was gods will to not do anything to save our son from a disease." And people question why I have doubts for humanity.