Here in Idiot America, the most idiotic country on the planet, we have something called the Wall Street Journal. Most of the people who read this newspaper are anti-science anti-reality religious fucktards. This is what I wrote for the morons, and also what someone else wrote.

Wall Street Journal - Is American Religious Liberty in Peril?

What I wrote:

Is American religious liberty in peril?

That's an interesting question but here in the 21st century, it shouldn't be a subject. Religions should have been extinct by now. We know too much about science to pretend a supernatural god was ever necessary for anything.

It would be so nice if people learned how to grow up and face facts. There is no god watching over us. There is nothing to worship. There is no magical 2nd life in a magical paradise. This is reality. Reality is not an opinion.

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What someone else wrote:

Some times my right to be free from religion is infringed. Belief in some supernatural being or force is, by definition, literally nonsensical; therefore, it follows that it has no place in our system of justice and law. Those who suffer from the mass delusion that is religious belief should be free to believe as they choose and to practice their religion to the extent that practice is consistent with the law and does not impinge on the convenience, privacy, and rights of others.

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A fucktard, to justify his childish god fantasy, wrote some anti-science bullshit that means "The Magic Man did it". This is what I wrote for the asshole:

Sir, I suggest reading what scientists have discovered. Please google "Wikipedia abiogenesis". There was nothing supernatural about it. A god's magical powers were not required.