• FlashMobOfOne
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      97 months ago

      It’s generally ill-advised to put any cultural decoration on your car, no matter how benign.

      • tygerprints
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        7 months ago

        Yet Utah encourages drivers to put the “in God we Trust” license plate on their vehicles. I can’t put anything on mine about being an atheist without getting nasty comments, but they can put their superstitious nonsense all over the place and in my face constantly.

        • FlashMobOfOne
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          17 months ago

          You can get f you want some fesys freak to fuxk with your car. I don’t, though.

      • @[email protected]
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        77 months ago

        I had a Christian tell me “the reason I don’t kill you is because of god”

        I responded with, “i don’t need god to not want to kill you”

        Then they said, “that’s just god protecting me from you”

        Nut jobs.

        • tygerprints
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          17 months ago

          If there is any such thing as a god, and for god’s sake you should all be hoping there is not, that god’s job most likely does not include protecting you or anyone else. Nowhere in the bible or anywhere else does it say that the “christian god’s” job is to protect humans or keep bad things from happening to them. And any real god would be something so awesome (awe as in the sense of “terrifying”) and dangerous that you’d never ever want to bow down to it or worship it in any form.

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      17 months ago

      You’d be lucky if all they do is scratch your car. More likely they’ll shoot into your car at your 3-year old and then say you threatened them to justify it. That’s “Christian” values, at least it’s what they amount to here in our country.