Are Militant Atheists Using Chemtrails to Poison the Angels in Heaven?

[Silent3]

OK, who's responsible for this leak?



http://harddawn.com/are-militant-atheists-using-chemtrails-to-poison-the-angels-in-heaven/

Atheists shake with contempt at the thought of love and decency. Their whole lives are dedicated to nothingness, to the gaping void of pain that nihilism defines. Indeed, atheists love pain. They love pain in their sexual rituals, in their drug addictions and in their secret globalist power schemes. Why do we have war? It’s the atheists who spread contempt of God and invite such reckless notions of communism and Islam.

[edgineered]

1. It says Bush was out to get their goat -

Links to Radical Atheist Movement

President George W. Bush famously fought against the scientists entrenched in his administration. At many points they promoted evolution “theory” and “global warming” over good old-fashioned common sense. They tried to uproot Christianity in our schools through activist judges. And while President Bush fought the good fight, he ultimately did not win the battle. The long line of anti-theists ruling the inner halls of power since Lyndon Johnson remained in control.

[drm604]

2. Poe's Law

Is is real extremism, or is it satire? It's so ridiculous that I lean towards it being satire. The website's name "Hard Dawn" (hard-on) pretty much settles the question.

[Promethean]

8. But the picture of the guy with an assault rifle erection

is totally legit. This is very obviously a serious website about serious issues.

[Silent3]

9. It's a pretty sad statement on the reality of our culture...

...that I even had to wonder for a few seconds whether or not this was intended as satire.

[randys1]

3. Is that site a joke? I cant tell if it is sarcasm or what...

[struggle4progress]

37. Why Isn’t America Sending Bibles Into Space?

... So why not send Bibles into space? We have the technology. We have the printing presses. I would love to see mountains of Bibles on the Moon. I want to see lakes of Bibles on Mars. We could ring Saturn with golden bound Bibles that shimmer in the sunlight ...
http://harddawn.com/why-isnt-america-sending-bibles-into-space/

[struggle4progress]

38. Hardcore Marijuana May Cause Ear Maggots in Unsanitary Youths

http://harddawn.com/health-alert-hardcore-marijuana-may-cause-ear-maggots-in-unsanitary-youths/

[Warren Stupidity]

4. You would have to address this to our only self proclaimed militant atheist.

I'd ask, but I am too fearful.

[LostOne4Ever]

5. Are they doing this with goats for co-pilots?

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羊の年

The year of the goat/sheep

after all!![/center][/font]

[cbayer]

12. I am really disappointed to see you participating in this.

[Warren Stupidity]

13. Gosh there is plenty of nasty shit slinging

that you are participating in here, so it seems that light hearted mocking is Very Disappointing to the self appointed forum Tone Police while overt nastiness is perfectly acceptable.

[trotsky]

15. One of your best buddies has suggested that many of us here would...

"go back" to hating women, racial minorities, and LGBTQers if we didn't "hate" religion. I'm really disappointed you couldn't take a stand against such awful behavior. A few references to goats seems pretty harmless in comparison to viciously smearing fellow DUers with hate.

[LostOne4Ever]

16. How is referencing an old post in A&A

disappointing? It is not much different than making a reference to Olive Garden on DU.

Or are you reading something else into it?

[cbayer]

17. Because this goat meme is an ugly bullying of an individual member.

Perhaps you are not aware of that, but that is the case.

I hope it never happens to you.

[cleanhippie]

18. It's a Billy Goat, not a bully goat.

[Warren Stupidity]

19. Y U HATEZ GHOTES?

They are adorable.

[LostOne4Ever]

20. The member you are referring to is the one

Who despite being told time and again that a certain phrase is insulting (4 different members told him so in one thread) feigns ignorance and then tries to make it out as if those objecting to the term are bigots of some sort.

The member you are referring goes out of their way to insult nonbeleivers and gun supporters (not that I care one way or the other on the latter) and does so while insincerely pretending he does not know he is doing so.

The member you are referring to brought up the goat in the first place.

Bullying does not involve responding to someone who is on the offensive. Jokingly referencing something that the person themselves brought up (that they own/raise/and like goats) does not compare with trying to associate vocal non-believers with advocates of violence. That is the equivalent of responding to a punch by saying "you meanie."

And I have been subjected to something similar. From insults because I wanted to spice up my font, to insults because I like cartoon/video game avatars. Difference being I didn't go around insulting people.

If he does not like the goat joke, maybe he should quit with his insults and shtick, no one is buying it anyway.

[cbayer]

22. I am not arguing that he may not be difficult or insulting

or any number of other things. I disagree vehemently with him on multiple topics and do not hesitate to challenge him strongly.

But what you all are doing is a distinctly different thing.

If you don't see this as overt, juvenile bullying, then keep it up. It's some ugly shit, but I am sure there are some rewards in there for you somewhere.

Nothing even remotely like this has ever happened to you here and, again, I hope it never does.

I truly thought you had a sensitivity and sensibility that rose above this.

[skepticscott]

28. There are rewards for making sure

that people who don't deserve to be taken seriously aren't ever, EVER taken seriously.

And as I recall, you went on and on for months, saying to everyone who made you look foolish "Leave me alone!", and accusing everyone in sight of "bullying", "harrassing", "personal attacks" and even "stalking". Well, it's no more meaningful now than it was then.

[okasha]

29. The member you are referring to

is himself a nonbeliever. He claims the adjective "militant" for himself--as do I--in its sense of "confrontational." No one is accusing anyone of actual or potential violent behavior.

What you are participating in is an attempt to drive a member out of this group because he does not espouse the brand of atheism officially approved in A&A. Not inappropriately, that's called "scapegoating."

It's ugly. But unlike cbayer, I'm not surprised at your participation.

[skepticscott]

32. Yes, we know you'd like to peddle that nonsense

And we know you think this member is a bastion of forthrightness, civility and intellectual integrity. Not everyone shares your misguided opinion.

BTW, look up "scapegoating". In your attempt to be clever, you've made yourself look as silly as what you're defending. No one is trying to lay blame for their own wrongs on any other poster.

And no, you've never claimed the term "militant atheist" for yourself, and it's offensive. As are many of the much uglier comments you've posted here, like accusing other posters of faking their support for LGBT rights as an excuse to bash religion. So point that finger at yourself, okasha. No one here is buying.

[trotsky]

36. What's ugly is your hateful and wholly unsupported accusation against fellow DUers...

that they would "go back" to hating minorities, women, and LGBTQers if they didn't hate religion. You have ceded any moral authority you may have thought you had with such ridiculous and spiteful claims.

[AtheistCrusader]

21. Are you for real?

Seriously?

[cleanhippie]

33. Sadly, yes.

It's at the point that it's not really funny anymore. It's just plain sad.

[bvf]

6. Bad satire.

Where's the scholarly examination of angelic physiology?

[AtheistCrusader]

7. So a non-existent thing is using a non-existent thing to poison a non-existent thing in a non-existe

nt place?

That's fuckin' poetry right there.



(This post contains non-existent goats, pictured below.)

[demwing]

10. Sshhhh!

Loose lips, yada yada

[cbayer]

11. OMG, this is hilarious.

It is, of course, a total spoof.

http://irregulartimes.com/2014/08/16/hard-dawns-beautiful-satire-of-right-wing-conspiracy-theorists/

[stone space]

14. I haven't poisoned any Angels that I know of reciently.

But that picture reminds me of glyphosate (Roundup Ultra) being sprayed on Colombia peasants as part of "Plan Colombia", along with an agent to make it stick to the skin.

It is human beings being poisoned, not angels, although the kids do look like little angels.

[Warren Stupidity]

23. I am glad you spoke up. We are all very fearful.

[okasha]

30. An environmental group I belong to

took the INS/Border Patrol to court to stop them from spraying Roundup on cane lining the banks of the Rio Grande--and, just incidentally, on several thousand low-income Hispanic families living adjacent to the river.

Damn right we're "militant!"

[stone space]

39. Bravo!

[okasha]

42. Thanks.

We couldn't have done it without a militant environmentalist priest, a couple of militant environmentalist atheists, and another couple of militant environmentalist Baptists. And our militant environmentalist lawyers--can't forget them.

[stone space]

41. Cesar Chavez had a few things to say about militancy.

Damn right we're "militant!"

Here's a little sampling:

César Chavez Reflects on Working Toward Peace

"We advocate militant nonviolence as our means of achieving justice for our people, ..."

http://www.scu.edu/ethics/architects-of-peace/Chavez/essay.html

"...people think non-violence is really weak and non-militant. These are misconceptions that people have because they don't understand what non-violence means. Non-violence takes more guts, if I can put it bluntly, than violence. Most violent acts are accomplished by getting the opponent off guard, and it doesn't take that much character, I think, if one wants to do it."

http://www.ufw.org/_page.php?menu=research&inc=history/09.html

"In some cases non-violence requires more militancy than violence."

http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/c/cesarchave108935.html

"We are militant. You have to be militant to stand on a picket line with a gun pointed at your head. You have to be militant to keep pressure on growers all the time, pushing them back from barrier to the next...We have found prayer important in nonviolent work, but it's most effective when accompanied by lots of hard picketing"

https://books.google.com/books?id=c_VE3xUR5FEC&pg=PR10&lpg=PR10&source=bl&ots=RO4GjYzcpC&sig=CX7lTxjB3XobI0M7u9hGe9kwBMU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=1CnuVLCnDMWPyATEs4DIDw&ved=0CCIQ6AEwATgK#v=onepage&q&f=false

[okasha]

43. There's all the proof any rational person needs

that "militant" doesn't equate to "violent."

I suppose I should mention by way of disclaimer that we militant environmentalists didn't shoot up the courtroom or threaten the judge's family to obtain the ruling that stopped the BP from poisoning several thousand people and hundreds of miles of vega and riverine woodlands.

[hunter]

24. "Chemtrails" were an experiment that didn't work.

9/11 was another experiment that didn't work, and an unpermitted NYC demolition too.

The Twin Towers had to come down.

Our future is cloudy.

[cbayer]

25. You're scaring me Hunter.

[hunter]

27. My deepest darkest nightmares are horrible and I'm never quite sure if they are real or not....

... until I stumble out of bed and find myself in the NOW, making some coffee, and watching the sun rise.

But I did take that picture, and I'm fairly certain it was a U.S. Navy experiment, and I wasn't "off my meds."

I'm okay with that.

Last night I dreamed of my long dead Army Air Force / Apollo Project engineer grandfather. He took me to his emeritus office, an office that hadn't yet been reassigned after he retired.

His former colleagues were happy to see him, and they were happy to meet me too. They gave me a full unlimited pass to the entire facility, even the machine shops and all the tools and materials.

Pre-computer days. Perfection for me, I know how to use a slide rule, and I know my way around a machine shop. Exotic materials, no problem, and I have a half dozen fancy slide rules stashed away, and one of my grandfather's old film cameras too.

But in this *REAL* reality, past the post World War II of the early 'sixties, past the moon landings, when my grandfather's home bases were transformed into very, very, very boring suburban upscale housing and he was dead, well, here I am.

All I've really inherited from him is a few pleasant dreams and many, many nightmares.

That's what I have to work with,

[cbayer]

35. Thanks for the story.

Would make a good movie, I think. The picture is great. I would have bet it was photo-shoped.

[Arugula Latte]

26. Yes.

Yes we are.

[Jamastiene]

31. I have been agnostic since my early teens, but

the more stuff I see and hear get blamed on these so-called "militant atheists," the more I want to join them. Do they have an official web site or something? Because

"shake with contempt at the thought of love and decency. Their whole lives are dedicated to nothingness, to the gaping void of pain that nihilism defines. Indeed, atheists love pain. They love pain in their sexual rituals, in their drug addictions and in their secret globalist power schemes."

describes me to a tee. It's almost as if they read my mind. That is pure genius. Where can I sign up?

In case I need to, I will add this for those who don't know me:

[okasha]

34. The quote is from a satirical piece

on a satirical site.

It criticizes fundamentalists, not atheists.

[Iggo]

40. Absolutely.