Psychotic Parrot

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  I am starting to understand that creationists dont understand Evolution

  by cyberjesus in

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  and thats it :-) self explanatory.

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  Psychotic Parrot

  That tiny little joke was valid then and is still valid in your arrogant case

  Yes, all assumptions make one an ass, how patently obvious. I mean, only a fool would ever assume anything. And I (being the fool that I am) am assuming that you've never made an assumption in your life? Well, of course you haven't, there's no way that you'd feel apt to point out the error in someone elses assumptiveness if you too were guilty of the same, that would make you a hypocrite.

  I'm sorry for making an assumption & then (and try to contain your hysterics at this) making an ASS out of U (so gangsta, so G!) and ME! Ohohohoho! So witty! So grammatically clever! Such sophisticatedness! Well done for calling me out on such horrific conduct!

  Here sir, have a fucking medal. You deserve it.
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  I am starting to understand that creationists dont understand Evolution

  by cyberjesus in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  and thats it :-) self explanatory.

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  ASSUME - to make an ASS out of U and ME - I think that explains what you are doing nicely

  Hello.

  That little (tiny actually) joke was hilarious back in the 19th century, which is evidently where you come from, or at least where you belong. Welcome to the 21st century, we have grown up humour now.

  Also, to assume means to make a judgement based on evidence & experience. The only ass in here is reading this, not writing it.

  I.e. Piss off.
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  I am starting to understand that creationists dont understand Evolution

  by cyberjesus in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  and thats it :-) self explanatory.

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  I tend to assume that everyone who poops on evolution is a troll these days. I just find it hard to accept that anyone in 2011 can be insane enough not to accept it as fact. So my attitude is that everyone accepts evolution & those who appear not to are simply parodying the creationists who used to exist back in the bad old days.
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

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  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Wow. Such inflammatory language! So shocking! Smacks of intolerance to me. I rest my case...

  V665

  P.S. I don't really think that all professed atheists are like the above...

  Tolerance is the bane of this planet.

  The moment i begin tolerating idiots (i.e let them walk over me) will be a very sad day indeed.

  Ignorance & stupidity MUST NOT EVER EVER EVER BE TOLERATED! IT MUST BE TARGETED & CRUSHED!
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
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  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Psychotic Parrot

  My generalization is based of my observations, and my observations are subject to human limitations.

  Take Richard Dawkins, for example. His passion is finding answers and he finds them and his work is impressive, but I find him unimaginative. He finds answers, much like the answer to a math equation; cold and abstract.

  Evolution has already been proven so his campaign for adding to the mountain of evidence could be considered moot. Science, for me, sparks wild imagination. I am very much like the atheists I have come across with the exception that I believe in God. I think there might be a connection.

  You're talking about a SCIENTIST, doing his JOB! Which is SCIENCE! You know him ONLY from his WORKING LIFE! You have no idea what he is like during off hours. What you're doing is as dumb as complaining that mathematicians are all emotionless, unimaginitive wasters because when they're doing maths equations they rely on cold hard logical accuracy.

  Give the world a fucking break dude.

  ALSO, Richard Dawkins is NOT a typical atheist because he is a famous scientist, most atheists are neither famous nor scientists.

  Move along.
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  This time I'll go out on a limb and theorize that how atheistic an individual is can be defined by how intolerant they are. Someone who is tolerant and open minded is really more agnostic.

  To say that atheism is simply "lack of belief due to of a lack of evidence" is philosophical snake oil IMHO...

  That's exactly what it is though, you stupid moron.

  You believe in god? You pray to him?

  Yes? Then you're insane & need locking up.

  No? Then you're an atheist.

  SIMPLE AS THAT!

  Now suck my brain.
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Nothing to understand here. Just another lost theist clutching at straws & trying to validate his weak position by making the ridiculous case that despite the fact that theists are batshit crazy, hey at least they have imagination right?

  Well, no, wrong. They don't. They're just naive & more likely to be suckered into believing stupid horseshit. Atheists don't lack imagination, they lack gullbility.
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Psychotic Parrot

  There is a TIME & PLACE for generalisation (to use a biblical phrase) & you sir picked the WRONG time & the WRONG place.

  Now go home.
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Psychotic Parrot

  Theists piss me off, especially when they are fucking dumb enough to think that they have some kind of monopoly on imagination. IMAGINATION for christ's fat cocking sake! They have about as much imagination as they do good sex (i.e. none).
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  Are atheists less imaginative about the unknown?

  by sabastious in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  almost every atheist i have ever come across i can get along with well.

  i love to debate and talk about the world around us and they seem to as well, but i feel like i get a lot of "eye rolls" from the atheists i speak to.. it's ironic that i am six feet six inches tall because i would describe myself as a man with his head in the clouds.

  it's up there most of the time and i feel at home when thinking of the future.

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  Psychotic Parrot

  Your limb has snapped beneath you unfortunately. Most theists I have come across are more than willing to talk about the "unexplained". They will definitely give you their two cents as to what they think it is, but they are not put off usually.

  That is NOT the definition of imaginitive.

  Also, have you considered this? Maybe the atheists you know (beginning to think you don't know more than 1 or 2) are unwilling to discuss the unexplained with you because they feel you are unqualified to due to your biased theistic leanings.

  And well... they may have a point!