This article describes how MySpace discriminates against atheists and agnostics.
Some snippets from the article:
"For the third time in three years, what may be the largest group of organized atheists in the world is struggling to stay on MySpace, said a Cleveland State University assistant professor who founded the site for nonbelievers. MySpace
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Of course, neither can I know for certain whether Myspace's action was entirely without warrant. But if unwarranted, this does raise some legitimate concern. If done at the instigation of Christians, this is doubly troubling. I have added regrets that similar acts borne in contempt of Christians are likewise not uncharacteristic of the sorts of things seen in the academic world.
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Atheists are hated more than advertisers. Plus they pay more.
I hope MySpace get their just desserts over this.
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But as a theist, I've become accustomed to seeing frequent signs of derision and contempt for theists and the things they hold dear. Of course this fosters reciprocal resentment and distrust. I've come to learn a lot about the world just by realizing that people.... are human beings.
I would think that a cop, just by putting on the uniform; or a teacher, just by assuming his or her role in class... would be 100% objective and neutral in their treatment of other people because, after all, they're supposed to be... no matter how obnoxious I am to them. Of course, imagine my surprise when they allow their human side to influence that objectivity.
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Later.
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check it out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheist_and_Agnostic_Group
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