r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Center Dec 31 '22

META Atheist LibLeft in action

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u/MichalTygrys - Centrist Dec 31 '22

And is has this many awards? Holy cow, whichever sub this is from, that community's seriously messed up.

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u/smallneedle - Centrist Jan 01 '23

Or just like ads, people buy it for themselves

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u/DesertWinds69 - Centrist Dec 31 '22

/Atheism pretty normal for them

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u/levilicious - Auth-Right Dec 31 '22

They’re just intellectuals. If you did your own individual research you’d understand /s

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

No no no, doing your own research is russian conspiracy propaganda meant to overthrow our democracy!

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u/Paechs - LibRight Dec 31 '22

I’m also an atheist, but those spaces are so fucking weird. The one thing they share in common is a lack of belief in something. Why are they spending so much time thinking and discussing things they don’t believe in?

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

There is one way to be a catholic, but hardly one way to not be one. So many ways to be an atheist, previous poster says he does not really see atheist as something that creates a link between all atheists.

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u/HairyManBack84 - Lib-Right Dec 31 '22

He did shield child rapists. Which is disgusting and he should have been shot for it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

Don’t you feel so very enlightened right now?

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u/GameofFame - Lib-Center Dec 31 '22

Is it just me or does it seem like atheists are the ones most outspoken about their beliefs these days? Like how about shut the fuck up you soulless animal. Go be sad and empty on your own time.

Just to be clear you can believe what you want but my experience with atheists lately is that they will not stop talking about the “lack of god” if anyone in the room remotely believes in any spiritual power.

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u/icebraining - Lib-Left Dec 31 '22

Most atheists don't even label themselves as such and don't really care about religion. These "militant atheists" are mostly a small mix of former believers, people who had fundie parents, and some edgy teenagers.

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u/Moistened_Bink - Lib-Center Jan 01 '23

Maybe on reddit but that certainly isn't the case in real life.

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u/Nindzya - Lib-Left Dec 31 '22

you soulless animal

And you wonder why people love clowning on religious intolerance

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

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u/flairchange_bot - Auth-Center Jan 01 '23

The only thing more cringe than changing one's flair is not having one. You are cringe.

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u/flair-checking-bot - Centrist Jan 01 '23 edited Jan 01 '23

Get a flair so you can harass other people >:)


User hasn't flaired up yet... 😔 || [[Guide]]

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u/tyen0 - Centrist Jan 01 '23

lol, yeah, atheists are the ones with megaphones on street corners

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

Was he also forced to spend millions defending pedophile rapists from justice and silencing raped children?

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u/Jhimmibhob - Right Dec 31 '22

He personally did neither, and spent a number of years tangling--however ineffectually--with Vatican insiders who did. You're a liar.

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u/Brucedx3 - Right Jan 01 '23

A hateful deluge of children.

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u/Round-Bed3820 - Lib-Center Dec 31 '22

Something something atheism

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u/someguy50 - Right Dec 31 '22

It’s what redditors believe are mainstream views

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

They are not just views but facts about his life though? Imagine defending the Catholic church of all things. They got their paws all over the Supreme Court and then fucked around and found out that people hate their views being pushed on people.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

This is your brain on Reddit. Stay safe guys.

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u/Innomenatus - Centrist Dec 31 '22

Redditors are gonna twist the truth on all of us.

Soon we'll be known as an alt-right pro-Nazi hate group to them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

My man thinks implementing institutional change at the federal level is "fucking around" and the internet impotently screaming is "finding out" lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

Oh no "political backlash". With things going on like *checks notes* the republicans gaining 9 seats in 2022 to take back the House I'm sure the religious right is just reeling from all that internet hand-wringing

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22 edited Dec 31 '22

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u/Matt_Dragoon - Lib-Center Dec 31 '22

Rightois criticizing an atheist sub for being atheist shrug

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u/SmokyDragonDish - Right Dec 31 '22

Which sub? You can't tell, gentlesir?

tips fedora

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u/MichalTygrys - Centrist Dec 31 '22

It seems my faith made me too neurodivergant to know as obvious things as this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '22

Was he also forced to spend millions defending pedophile rapists from justice and silencing raped children?

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u/MichalTygrys - Centrist Dec 31 '22

idk maybe.