We've often heard of the Evangelical segment of the electorate. Or the Mormon segment. Or the Jewish segment. But little is being told of the second-largest segment in America, and arguably the fastest-growing: atheists, or more broadly, non-believers. And they're rising worldwide. And surprisingly or not, being an open atheist may
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Seeing that amount of patience from Dawkins was surprising. But he evidently kind of lost interest in the end, realizing what a wall he was trying to talk to. What astounded me the most was the blank looks in those faces, as they spouted whatever standard talking-points they had been spoon-fed by their parents. It's as if the barrier that was shutting the minds of those kids was almost physically visible.
And this is more wide-spread than we might like to think it is.
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Hmm, I'm not sure on what you base that (totally irrational ;D) statement on; however, the wonderful thing about it is that only a few of us (generic us, since I won't be) will be around to point out how wrong you were.
Personally, I think that the 'Muslamics' will bring about the apocalypse way before then...oh say in about 25 years...but then it's highly unlikely I will still be around for you to tell me I'm wrong :D
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Most terrorism in the US is already white men.
I think islamic fundamentalism will largely wither and die over the next 25 years.
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