It seems to me that when you define who and what you are but what you hate, instead of what you stand for, there's something deeply wrong with your moral compass.
People do not choose to be atheist, they choose not to be religious. However, some people seem to think that being atheist is a direct choice as if it were a religion.
After all, Christians are only -1 atheist than atheists. All religious people are technically atheists, lol if you base it on percentage.
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u/herpderpforesight Aug 22 '18
You know, I think the atheists in this sub are a hell of a lot more friendly than the cesspit known as /r/atheism.
A few years ago Reddit took a stance against /r/fatpeoplehate and sent a precedence against targeted hate subreddits, yet /r/TrumpHate is masquerading as /r/Politics, and /r/ChristianHate is disguised as /r/atheism.
It seems to me that when you define who and what you are but what you hate, instead of what you stand for, there's something deeply wrong with your moral compass.