Thank you, Ann Coulter, for telling the truth about your made-up bullshit.

I know. I know. It’s very cool among liberals to hate Coulter. One thing, though, that I truly appreciate about her is that she often tells the truth from her point of view, as opposed to being intellectually dishonest as so many on the left and right are.

I happened upon this pretty much by accident. I’ll only address the religious/atheistic specific stuff.

(Times are approximate.)

1:37 Deutsch, “So we should all be Christian?” Coulter, “Yes!”

See what I mean? No beating around the bullshit bush about how all faiths are equal or good or any of that. She just flat-out admits that we should all be like her, which, if you think about it, is exactly what the evangelical message is.

Thank you, Ricky Gervais, for giving us (another) voice!

This is from Gervais’ interview with Piers Morgan on CNN.

I kinda wish Gervais had gotten a bit more into it. But then, it is Morgan’s show, there was limited time, and I like that he got off some brief, but excellent points without being interrupted or challenged, which often happens on other shows and outlets (I’m looking at YOU, Bill O’Reilly!).

Thank you, FSTDT.net, for your awesome video!

My friend showed this to me:

Stupid Common Sense Atheism and Atheist Experience making decent points!

At first, I was delighted to see this:

And I was even more delighted to see this:

Especially when Bill pulled his whole “tide goes in, tide goes out” bullshit, or as it’s better known, the “God of the Gaps” argument, and Silverman reacted with his “What the Fuck Is WRONG with You??” look.

I felt smug, in the know, proud of my fellow atheist brethren, and life was sweet and happy. Until…

Thank you, Simon Vainrub (Politically Incorrect Libertarian), for your (non sequitur sed de asino) opinion!

After I posted my recent rant on Mormon.org’s assault, Simon Vainrub, or the Politically Incorrect Libertarian posted his own response rant. At first, I was delighted that a self-labeled Libertarian had responded. Libertarians predominantly share many of my views. Things such as the right to choose not to wear a motorcycle helmet rather than let the government impose the necessity to wear one. You konw, self-reliance, self-determination. Unfortunately, to my surprise, Simon had a few things to say that were at least unrelated or conflated, if not outright bullshit.

Here we go! (My response to the original post first.)

>Fine, as someone who supports free speech I know they have a right to do this. However, remember the following billboard:

>I do, I thought it was brilliant, yet the billboard company changed its mind after many people complained.

1. You thought it was brilliant to compare Hitler, a man either directly or indirectly responsible for a worldwide war of aggression and the systematic stripping of rights, then near-annihilation of a people, to an admittedly currently decreasingly popular standing president. I’m no Obama campaigner, but such a comparison is at least insanely hyperbolic and stupid. Hate Obama all you want. Feel free. But Hitler? Even in the darkest days of my having to put up with Bush’s staggering blunders, I never would’ve compared him to the 20th century’s most notorious dictator.