[What is completely worth its negative repercussions?]
Banning and criminalizing religious institutions. There'll be a huge civil uproar because of the backlash from such institutions but it's like a gangrene and it's better to cut it off now.
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While I would love to see religion eradicated from society, you're never going to do it by force. Education is the only way. It's slow but effective. Look at how the number of nonreligious is growing in this country, and many countries in Europe are largely atheist. That didn't occur by outlawing religion.
A significant proportion of the worlds greatest works of art, literature, music and architecture have been produced by those religious institutions, so fuck you, fuck you very much.
Let them be bigots. By their fundieism, they're ultimately banning themselves .
Old attitudes die out when they're not continued by subsequent generations.
Why no opposition to mixed-race marriages today?
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Why does this religious institution agree with S-SM?
And, so the argument goes, after a generation or two all that religion stuff will be forgotten. Well, they tried that for seventy-odd years in the Soviet Union. And now most of Russia is governed with the active participation of one of the most reactionary Christian organizations on earth, while there are parts in the Caucasus run by Islamists. Not very bright, I think.
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According to users like DOSetal and Alex85, it's ok if you're a Christian and doesn't count as fascism.
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Well, don't worry, I don't even come close to thinking of all atheists like this.
Just the few, special, stuck up ones that genuinely don't seem to understand that they don't understand the universe any better than anyone else, just because they refused to tick a box.
Wrong idea, a better course of action will be to cure believer of their insanity.
And then, those nefarious and troublesome religious institution will crumble, rot and die.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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